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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
6
Local notice records an open air dance at Basin Friday June first. The item also lists several personal notices including people traveling, illness, and trips such as Wm Rich of Powell visiting last Friday and J M Scott traveling to Worland on business.
A. M. Riley of Cheyenne and Wm. A. Smitty of St. Louis were in Greybull last Friday. Tank workers are finishing a coke tank at the refinery entrance this week. Robert Chase and O. A. Skoog motored to Codylakes Memorial. Gilbert Sheets of Crawford Nebraska arrived Wednesday to visit with his sister Mrs. J. Chalfont.
Miss Ruth Vetter a popular clerk at the California grocery was kept from her work Tuesday by a brief illness.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hepburn were guests at a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs E H Ellis on Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs B L Warren Mr and Mrs C H Derby and Mrs A A Daley motored to Worland Sunday to take in the ball game.
Mrs. C. F. Heikes returned Friday from Tennessee Illinois after a three weeks pleasant visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Thomas Dobbins left Monday for Casper for a few days visit with her daughter Mrs. Arlie Bryan.
Mrs. W. B. McGovern of Glasgow Montana sister of Mrs. J. W. Rawley arrived in Greybull Saturday for a few weeks visit. Miss Lillian Ryburg left Saturday for Minneapolis where she will visit before returning home for the summer.
Engineer Sam Pritchett and his son John left Monday for an extended visit with relatives in Palmer and Oliver Nebraska.
Miss Roxie Case has completed her teaching at the Shell school and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Ward.
Mrs A E Peterson and her daughter Sarah of Kirby were Grey Bull visitors for a few days this week.
Miss Lucille Pritchett returned Monday from Casper where she had been visiting her sister Mrs. Wm. Probst, bringing with her her little niece Jenella.
Talbott’s Studio inside Scott Bros. Music in Greybull advertises a free large picture with a purchase of twelve photos starting June 1 for 80 days. The notice lists dates 19-21 and the store location.
Paul Moss arrived Tuesday from Denver to look after business interests locally. He practices law in Denver and reports strong success there as he begins parental and professional engagements in the community.
C F Hunt a laborer on the En man gang and sub contractor for the Beach road mashed his right thumb Wednesday while unloading a heavy piece of machinery on the railroad right of way.
Mr and Mrs B H McKinney depart Wednesday to La Grange Missouri where they will establish their future home Mr McKinney has aided his brother at Stevens store for the last two months.
Mrs. Robert Garnett entertained at her ranch home Wednesday in honor of E G Carlson's birthday anniversary. The feature of the evening was old-fashion dances followed by a supper served by the hostess.
Mrs M H Smith leaves Greybull on Tuesday to Casper where she will open a voice teaching studio for the summer and fall seasons. She expects to return to Greybull this fall. Miss Irma Wright accompanies her mother to Casper.
Mr and Mrs G A Hinman and sons, Mr and Mrs R E Foe, Mr and Mrs F N Sanford, Mr and Mrs F A Hepburn, Mr and Mrs L Gugenheim and Mrs A A Daley motored to the Cody dam for a picnic Wednesday.
A party of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Snyder Earl Robinson Miss Gertrude West Steve Krajeck and Miss Arletta Wyant drove to Codylakes Memorial day and returned via Burlington and Basin. Mr. Snyder notes Greybull to Cody roads are far better than the Basin route.
T. C. Marshall traveled to Worland on Wednesday morning to deliver a Memorial Day address, outlining the significance of the holiday and honoring veterans.
W. W. Braden purchased the M. H. Smith furniture at Basin and moved it to Greybull on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Greybull Ice company relocates its office from the Mead building to the ice plant located at the corner of 1st and 2nd streets on 2nd Avenue South.
A crowd from Greybull attended the Elks dance held in Basin High School auditorium Tuesday evening. The Elks quartet provided the music and were praised as the best ever by attendees.
Miss Mildred Gilmer departed Saturday for her home in Iowa City Iowa after a visit in the area.
A. H. Griffin and visiting family members drove to Cody dam on Sunday and were thrilled by the magnificent scenery observed along the excursion.
City teams and workmen clear and level lots west of the South Side school to create a youth ballfield. The Lincoln Land company owns the land and contributed work. A public fundraiser to buy equipment will be held Saturday evening in the school auditorium, hosted by the Elks and the Women’s Club.
A. W. Webb of Hyattville was in town Thursday while P. C. Kittleson, a business visitor, spent Monday and Tuesday in Billings.
A special train carrying 100 members of the Denver Civic and Commercial association will arrive in Greybull Tuesday June 19 and stay from 6 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. to meet Greybull business leaders. Delegates include executive heads of Denver's major organizations and will be greeted royally by Greybull businessmen.
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