, 1927-03-30
MEETEETSE

and Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust were
dinner guests at the Lew Foster
home last Saturday.
Charles Chamness of the Y U
ranch was in town Saturday and at
tended the picture show in the
evening at the Inland Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Foster of Long
Hollow were shopping in town Sat
urday.
Frank Kenyon has been in town
for a few days.
Bunchie Doores came into town
Monday and then went to the lower
Gooseberry ranch.
Willie Nelson has so far recov-
cred that he came up town Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Dobson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Nelson for two weeks
went home to Burlington Monday.
Forrest Doores spent Saturday
and Sunday in town with the family
Last week Alfred Sanford ar
rived from Detroit, Minnesota. He
is a cousin of the Stack boys and
has planned to remain here the
greater part of the summer. It
is his first trip west and likes the
appearance of the country. He with
his cousin, Clarence Stock are now
busily engaged in making an intake
for Dan Brannum's ditch on the
Greybull.
Ray Altman of the T L ranch
was in the city Monday evening.
Dick Heron of Worland is spend
ing a few days in the city with
friends.
Monday Mrs. Perrie, one of the
operators received the sad news
of her grandfathers death at Bell
view, S. Oak. Monday afternoon
she vent to the IT ranch to
see her father and the next morn
ing started to South Dakota to be
present at the funeral. She will
return to Meeteetse in a few days.
Mr.. and 3 Mrs. Joe Mullendore
came over from Gebo last week
and entered the employ of Sam
Riley at his ranch in Sunshine.
During the winter season, Joe
works in the mines at Gebo but
when the sun begins to shine in
the spring Joe's longing for the
life of a farmer is too strong to be
overcome.
Joe Wolf has been on the Job
regularly driving one of Frank
Scott's trucks.
Our Marshall, John Wilson was
one of the many Meeteetseites that
attended the auction sale of used
cars that was held in Cody Satur-
day, John did not buy a car.
Saturday Joe Wolf made a trip
to Cody and loaded a truck with
household goods belonging to Mrs.
Shore. He took the load to the
Blackburn ranch on Woodriver
above Sunshine.
Mrs. Madsen and her brother,
Tom Kennedy made a short visit
with relatives in Cody Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Bennett in company
with her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Hamilton
went to Thermopolis last Sunday to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Flanagan and her son Miles Ben
nett and family in Grass creek.
The Rector inc Mrs. A. H. Beatty
were here last Tuesday and stayed
e night and visited a meeting Of
st. Andrews guild which had its
regular meeting Wednesday.
Rev. Eugene Dickson preached n
very interesting sermon Sunday.
Mrs. May Klein and children of
Thermopolis came Friday and drove
to Cody. She remained in Nee
teetse over Sunday as guest of Mrs.
Ned Sayles, her friends in town.
Mrs. Klein is now on a small ranch
near Thermopolis operating a chick
en- farm and having good success
w. B.. Schlinker of Fenton was
on a business trip to Meeteetse last
Wednesday. Billy is too busv
blowing and getting ready for he
planting of his crop to spend much
time in going to town. When the
warm days of spring come Billy
gets very busy.
Mrs. p. L. Pawley and Mrs
Thos. Osborne visited Cody Thurs
day night. while there they made
use of the opportunity to visit a
session of the o. E. S.
Mrs. George Florida and child
rem paid Meeteetse d visit Sunday.
That new a is behaving nicely
and is no trouble to make the trip
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barham of
.ne 81 ranch were in the city
Sunday.
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
ick of Grass creek visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Faust. The Fredericka
lived in Meeteetse for several years
before removing to the oil city.
Robert Williams, a relative Of
BIZ Williams who recently arrived