, 1927-04-13
MEETEETSE

teetse and vicinity. 1t was given
in celebration of his recent mar
riage
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pollardy
have accepted employment at the
o. B. Mann ranch. They went to
the ranch last Monday.
Mrs. George. Weller has been sick
for several days with the FLU"
She is now much better and will
soon be out.
C. o. March had an attack of
flu Thursday, which has caused
his confinement to his room.
Last week A. NJ. Smith and fam
lily moved into the Ed. Hewett resi-
dence. The Bane family vacated
the building about April LIST and
the Smiths Immediately moved in.
Mrs. Emma X. Galway is busily
engaged in improving her residence.
She is putting on a new shingled
roof and new inside walls, with var
ious other improvements which will
greatly add to the appearance and
value of the property.
G.. A. Allen, representing the
International Harvester company,
was in town for two days this week
He was assisting his local agent,
Roy NJ. Webster, with this seasons
purchase of Implements.
Frank S. Scott went to Cody
Wednesday to bring Mrs. Scott and
the new baby boy home. The little
son arrived March 26th. He is n
husky little fellow. The parents are
/ tn hn nnn oroftlotnd An %L1.- st.
boy.
Mrs. William Baldwin arrived
home from Bend, Oregon, last Fri
day. She has been there for the
last three weeks tending her mother
Mrs. Cadace Brown, through a SER
ious illness. When Sylvia started
home her mother was improving
and appeared to be well on the
road to ecovery
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Kent of Grass
Creek tarried a little while in town
Wednesday and went up the river
on a fishing trip.
John Faust claims to be the
champion fisherman SO far this
season. He displayed a three pound
trout, Wednesday.
Allen Argent celebrated his 5th
birthday last Monday. Allen was
surprised with the fine cake and
fine candies. He enjoyed the cake
and was anxious to know how Ions
before he would have another BIRTH
day.
Lar Nelson had a birthday last
Tuesday. He did not say what birth
day 1t was bat his daughter,
Rachael did not overlook the date
and remembered him with a nice
cake which he received on the
proper date. He enjoyed the cake
and divided with all his friends.
Cowley Jacobson a younger
brother of Jimmy and Nels Jacob
son came last Tuesday to visit with
them. The young mans home is
Montpelier. Idaho. He will re-
main here for several days until
his brother James, is on the road
to recovery.
Miss Sarah Whitney visited her
sister. Mrs. Ralph Black in Cody
for a few days last week.
Several days ago Mrs. Fred
Whitney Jr., and young son, went
to Cheyenne and NEWER for a visit
with her mother and grandmother.
Robert Richards came in from
Denver last Monday and has taken
a chair and is assisting his father
in the Starkey Barber Shop. This
is the young mans first visit to
our town. He expresses himself as
well pleased with the city.
Ralph Smith Of the Meeteetse
News went to Cody Monday and
returned home Wednesday morn
ing.
Nels Jacobson of Arvada, Colo
RADIO arrived last Monday to see
his brother. James C. He will
probably remain here for several
days. Nels lived here several years
ago and still has many old ac-
quaintances here.
Ed. Black and Basil Bennett
have been busy for the last week
building an implement shed for the
Cash and Carry store. Roy Web
ster. proprietor of the Cash and
Garry Is the local agent for the
International Harvester Co. and re-
quires considerable space to house
inc ihteinatiohdi 6ooos. Inc sneu
is Immediately in the real of the
store and on the same lots. 1t has
considerable storing space.
Tommy Kennedy paid his mother
a short visit in the city Sunday
afternoon.
Tuesday, DR.. Dunkle took Miss
Rues Schovel to the hospital at
Gebo. The patient stood the trip
fine and last reports state she is
doing nicely.
George Practer who for the last