, 1927-06-01
MEETEETSE

Mrs. Scott, mother of Frank
Scott and Mrs. Roy Webster left
Saturday morning for her home in
been visiting her children here for
five or six weeks, and felt it was
time hat she should get home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Clark and
w. w. Hargrayes of Fort Collins,
Colorado were guests at the Over
land hotel Saturday.
L. E. Dresback of Cody has been
spending two or three days in the
city.
H. B. Harworth of Ell Dorado.
Arkansas arrived here Friday.
John Allen and his mother ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
of Gebo stopped in town for a short
time Sunday. They were on their
way to Cody to visit friends and
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
recently arrived in Gebo from Col
fax, Iowa. They expect to make
Wyoming their permanent home.
w. B.. Schlinker,, the hustling
ranchman of Fenton came to Nee
teetse Wednesday to complete the
purchase of a tract of land of 80
acres from Frank Pecan. While
here Mr.. Schlinker busted himself
renewing old acquaintance and
looking up bargain prices in any
thing he may need.
T. o. "Bunchie" Doores came in
from the ranch Saturday evening
and remained over until Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Stages and her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Miller of Wor-
land and three sons came over to
Meeteetse Monday. 1t being Deco
ration day they visited the Gene
terry and put flowers on the graves
of some deceased relatives. Mrs.
Miller returned to her home Tues
day and Mrs. Stages went to her
Grass creek home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schulthies
and Mrs. Schulthies' mother, Mrs.
Avery, and her two grandchildren,
Joe and Mid came down Monday
for Decoration Day services.
After Sunday school in the Bap-
fist church last Sunday, the school
under the leadership of Miss May
beth Williams and Mrs. Bowman
went to the cemetery, held a short
service at the grave of Captain En-
anuel Faust and then decorated the
graves of deceased soldiers and
relatives of those present.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Dickson
and family left Monday for a six
weeks vacation. They will go to
NnTn0n nA14-al@ - it'll
DR.. Gidding's son Allen. arrived
here last week. The young man is
a student in the Thermopolis high
school and came over to spend the
vacation with his parents.
Joe Long after several months
absence came in Sunday for a town
visit.
Miss Perry, one of the operators
in the telephone office visited at
the Palette ranch No. 1 Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Christie has been i'll
ali week but now is out again.
While at the ranch last Wednes-
day Mrs. Faust was taken sudden
ly i'll and has been suffering con-
siderably ever since, but has been
improving for the last day or two.
Mrs. Lars Nelson was greatly
surprised about $50 a. m. Sunday
when Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gear
hart, Chester and little Norma.
drove in from Wheatland. Mrs.
Nelson had not been advised be-
fore hand of their early arrival.
Last fall the Gearharts removed to
Wheatland from here and had not
been back since that time. They
were delayed en- route with tire
trouble and in the dark drove
off the grade and turned the car
over. No one was hurt and no.
thing broken. Without the acct
dent they would have arrived eight
hours earlier.
George Florida came down from
the saw mill Friday and took home
some medicine for his mother. Mrs
Florida is well advanced in years.
but is hoped that she will 500 re-
cover from her present illness.
Mrs. Henry Sayles returned home
Thursday after a six months So
3ourn in Los Angeles. Her health
is greatly improved by her long
visit to the California City. We
understand she contemplates re-
turning soon to the California city
for another temporary stay.
G. H. Curtis has accepted en-
ployment with the Midwest Oil COM
in Buffalo Basin. He went out
there last week and assumed the
responsibilities of his position.
Last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins of Poverty Flat made a
round trip to the county seat.
MILFORD Shoup formerly of Mee-
.eetse but for the last two years
las been living in Denver and Salt
has recently returned to