, 1927-01-05
MEETEETSE

MI. and Mrs. Paul+R Lewis Zim-
norman and their: three daughters
Margaret. Pauline and Elsie May
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home of MIR. and Ars. Ray John
son, on Meeteetse creek.
Charles S. Wilson is building a
sheep shed on his ranch west of
town. 1t is for Iambing accommo-
dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Madsen and
Miss Elizabeth made a hurried trip
TO the county seat Wednesday,
Thursday MIR. and Mrs. Hubbard
of the Rex Cafe went to Cody to
make some purchases and consult
a dentist.
County Attorney Rankin and At
torney Paul r.. Greever of Cody
were in Meeteetse Wednesday look
iDg up evidence in some criminal
cases that r TO be tried soon at
the coming session of the district
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Perkins
from the Upper GreybuA valley
were in town Thursday evening
and were in attendance at the
Woodman dance sat the City Hall.
Mr. Giffin of the Cheeseman
ranch was enjoying himself in the
city Thursday evening and was one
Of the guests that had a very en-
1oyable time at the Woodman
daEao.
For the first time in evera
months A. j. Knisely was see on
CUR streets. Since his removal to
Worland last spring his business
affairs have not called him this
way.
BIZ and Mrs. Darling and son
returned from Billings Friday after
spending a few days WITH relatives.
Fred Sessions took Mrs. Sessions
and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Perkins to Cody Monday.
Hrs. Sessions and her parents will
60 to Billings where they will re-
main for a few days. Mrs. SEES
sions will have some dental work
done while in the Montana town
and her parents viii visit relatives
and friends.
NiS Joe
came over from Crosby Saturday
afternoon and visited with friends
e Sunday. They returned to
the coal town Monday.
Henry Ualhena and his deputv
were over here last Sunday. They
did not state the object of their
visit to us but presume it had to
do with some one who needed at
tention.
Sid Herbert of the TT ranch
spent the holiday season in town
He was visiting relatives and bav-
ing a royal time.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
dogg ana the boys were in town
rhey e vdinner guests at tbe
nome of fMayor and Mrs. Christie
Meeteetse.
Mrs. H. II. Newell and son
We're Friday TO attend
Is W99dman dance given at the
M~eeteetse hall. They remained
over until the next afternoon. In
afternoon Mrs. Newell was the
que at an afternoon lunch
con given by Mrs. Carl w. Madsen
u the Overland hotel. There were
present. Mesdames Zimmerman
Richard and Dunkle.
John Henry Doores, the Goose
berry flock master was in town for
. few. hours Wednesday afternoon.
then went to the ranch on
Gooseberry.
Mr.. and ETrc III
were over from Grass Creek Fri
Jay evening and took part at the
lance in the evening. 1t was Mrs.
Smothermon's first visit to the
little town on the GreybulI and
she was sorry she could not STAY
She is a member of the
nigh school faculty at Riverton
and will soon return to her work
James Elliot has accented tho
OF foreman at the I'll
reheh on the Greybull river below
hieetcetse. He tool Mrs. Elliot and
children down there Saturday. The
ohange will require the children TO
n1site a short ride in the school
u morn'.g and evening. 1t is a
cnanse but n the girls will enjoy
al they only ride a short distance
Denver Lane and Irwin McGhan
were in the city Thursday. They
were anxious to know how every-
one behaved during the holiday
season.
Harry Davis has been ailing with
tonsilitis for the past weeks bpt
Ia much better now.
Don Adams from the neiehboring
village OF Sunshine was down Fri,
Gay. He was very busy making
preparation for the Woodman dance
which was TO be pulled Off, that
n1ght. Don is a hustler and had
averything ready by the time il
WIS needed.