, 1927-06-01

midst.
A petition has been circulated the
past week asking for the appoint
ment of a special game warden for
the upper Greybull and Woodriver
country. There is a great deal of
hunting and fishing in this locality
and the interest of the state surely
demands such an appointment. Ed
tition and should he be appointed
without a doubt would make an
efficient officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Osborne
were in the City Saturday afternoon
doing some shopping.
P. E. Pawley, foreman at the
Sleeper ranch was in town Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hubbard ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Deane returned home Wednes-
day from a ten days trip to Billings
and Hardin, Montana. The recent
heavy rains caused them to extend
their trip foul or five days longer
starting hame and getting as far as
Bridger were compelled to stop ove
a couple of days.
Rev. A. H. Beatty preached the
baccalaureate sermon to the grad
uating class from the Meeteetse
high school on Thursday evening.
1t was an excellent address and was
saturated with good council and ad-
vice to the graduates. He empha-
sized the idea that no real sue
cess ONE without hard work.
That pronounced attainments come
only by hard digging and being
continually at it.
Orrin AverT who has been travel
ing around on crutches has so far
recovered mat he has thrown away
his wooden supports and got back
on the grader. He is doing good
work on the roads. He is a past
master in the art of road building.
Orrin says the knee is nearly re-
covered from the accident and be-
fore long will be able to walk as
well as ever.
Paul Hedges of Denver was call
ing on the merchants in town We'd
nesday.
aiShy iOOA - lOOh
Mrs. Madsen and little Mary Jane
to Cody to visit a week with rela-
tives.
Chas. Manning came over from
Cody Monday and went to the Nee
teetse creek cemetery and decora-
ted the grave of his father, who
was buried there over 35 years ago.
Mrs. Blaine Highland of Basin
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Baldwin for a few
days.
Mrs. John w. Deane has been
quite seriously i'll for the last week
Latest reports say she is resting
comfortably.
Last Thursday at Powell the Rev.
Father Spillman of the Powell Cath
Ollie church performed the ceremony
uniting in marriage Ed. e. Giffin of
Sunshine, Wyoming and Miss Gene
We've Redmond of Starkweather.
N. Dakota. Prof T. P. Redmond
a brother. and Sister, Eileene of
the bride witnessed the ceremony.
The event was the elimination of
a romance begun last fall when the
bride came to Sunshine to teach
that school.
The bride is a young lady who
grew up in North Dakota and was
educated in the schools of her state.
She chose teaching as her profess
sion and came to Wyoming in that
capacity. She is a very competent
young lady an dduring her short
residence here made many friends
The groom is somewhat of an old
young lady and during her short
In association with Ed. Clark pur-
chased the Harry Cheeseman ranch
and other holdings on Woodriver.
He is a very likeable young man
and is considered one of the pro-
gressive and substantial citizens.
n young couple left at once
after the ceremony on q honeymoon
trip taking them to the brides old
home at Starkweather, and other
points before their return. They
plan to be back in about three
weeks when they will be at home
on Woodriver to all their friends.
Mrs. Linnie Shockley of Grass
creek passed through Meeteetse
FRIDAY to the home of her uncle,
George Florida to visit her grand
mother. Mrs. Florida who is very
sick.
Mrs. Alice Thayer returned to
burlington last week after spend
ing the winter in Idaho and the Pa
cific coast. After spending a short
in Burlington she will return
Meeteetse and reside in her own
house again.
Word has reached Meeteetse of
the marked success of another one
OF Park county's young ladies. Ra-