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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
A string of Greybull residents head to Worland Lowell and Casper for visits while others stay local. Travel includes Mrs Mammon Mr J.H. Oe A J Runnalls and families with vehicles for rent noted. Local business, ice supply, and civic planning also feature in Greybull daily life.
Mrs. J. P. Mayer and her daughters returned from Boulder Colorado where they had been during the school year. They have leased the L. E. Watson home and will make their home here for the summer.
Mr and Mrs Warnock and their young son Junior have left after several months here. They are headed to Casper where they will reside. Warnock supervised repairs on the refinery stills during their stay.
Mr and Mrs Forest Larson have been in Omaha where Mrs Larson underwent a serious operation. They are visiting his parents at Loup City Nebraska and will soon return to their home in Greybull.
John Linn and family with N. H. Swan and family and Ed Lawrence and family traveled to Thermopolis Sunday and returned the same day. They reported the road was in very good condition and suitable for travel.
Miss Betty Fisher, employed at the Palace of Sweets, left Tuesday for a two month stay in Tacoma Washington then plans to move to Seattle. The Fire department responded to a 2 to 3 am call at Paul Bisco’s north town house after the Bisco family returned from Thermopolis. The Salvation Army Sunday school held a picnic and outdoor games near the town grove with about fifty attendees and group photos taken after lunch. Ice cream was provided by the Sunday school. A. R. Arledge with his daughter left for Ridgefield Washington to spend the summer, while Mr and Mrs A A McDougall and family of Missoula Montana visited Mrs McDougall's parents in Shell.
Emory Allison hauls gravel for Martin and Webster as they lay sidewalks for Uncle Charley Perkins Mrs. Pierce and others in Mead addition. Spring brings much improvement. Memorial day observed by Veerand people with a large service led by Floyd Minch Post The American Legion. Thomas Marshall of Greybull spoke for Judge Stone who was ill last Monday.
Mrs. Walter Jensen of Emblem dislocated her left shoulder on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walters on Tuesday evening. I. J. McCreedy moved his repair shop to the old Greybull Auto Co. building and invites auto work. Farmers are busy with irrigation, staying in fields from dawn to dusk. Ralph Bringman has a large boil on his left cheek for several days and financed Thursday, joking the pleasure was all the doctor's.
Mrs Eugene Lowe and her sons David and Eugene Jr return today from an extended visit with relatives in Florida and Missouri.
Maggie Flockhart had tonsils removed at St Luke’s hospital Monday. Mr and Mrs F Nolan left Monday for North Platte Neb after visiting Mrs Nolan’s sister Mrs Frank Hart. Mrs Mabel C Gross and children arrived to make their home in Greybull having purchased the Schaffner property in the south part of town.
The Royal Society was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the Christian church parlors with Mesdames Harvey Groves and A. C. Whitton as hostesses.
Mrs. Pierce and family depart today for Rawlins to spend the summer and then move to Laramie in the fall where Miss Lucy will attend the state university. B W Penwarden sustained a severe head bruise and cut Thursday when a car backfired and the crank struck his head.
The Lions Club arranged a meeting with the Denver Commercial Club during its visit to the city on the 19th. The Junior Apollo Club held a dancing party Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartzell with twenty two members present and refreshments served.
E C Groves of Ellensburg Washington and J F Groves of Lanker Shim California arrived Sunday to visit Harvey Groves in this city. E C Groves left Tuesday for home while his father stays about two weeks. The Royal Society of the Christian church plans its next meeting June 20 at Mrs Paul La Plant's home with Mrs LaPlant and Mrs Schaffer as hostesses. Each member is urged to attend.
Mrs. C. B. Fisk entertained eleven tables at a bridge luncheon at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The daisy theme carried through yellow and white decorations with Kenut bowls and place cards dainty in daisy design.
Mr and Mrs W E Dobbs entertained Friday evening with a four course dinner and bridge party. Guests included Mr and Mrs R E Gleeson Mr and Mrs C B Fisk Mr and Mrs Walter Fisk Mr and Mrs J J Engle Sr Mr and Mrs J R Engle Jr Mr and Mrs J H Hartzell Mr and Mrs I L Gephart F H Harrison R H Dabbs Miss Gertrude West Arletta Wyant and Mrs S E B Dabbs of Garland.
Rock Springs police court on June 1 collected nearly $3,000 from liquor ordinance violators. Judge Crofts saw 32 charges against 24 defendants. 21 pleaded guilty or were convicted with $100 fines per charge. One defendant jailed until payment. two cases appealed to district court with evidence sent to Cheyenne for federal action.
Hudson dealer Groshart and Brewer describe the Super-Six Coach as an affordable all season car near open models. They emphasize sturdy body built with high grade materials, wide doors, comfortable seating, ample visibility, effective ventilation, luggage locker, quiet top construction, and standard features like radiator shutters motormeter and transmission lock.
The ancient philosopher Aristotle notes youths err by exaggeration in love and other matters. He observes they overestimate their knowledge and cling to their views, and that humor becomes a mark of bad manners.
A note mentions a young boy using fire crackers to create a loud racket, which deters many dogs from the street during the disturbance.
The article notes that natural gas served as fuel and light in Chinese and Japanese societies before the Christian era, indicating early practical exploitation of underground gas deposits. It highlights the historical role of natural gas in daily life and energy use in East Asia.
Estimates say Alaska contains unmined placer gold valued at 850 million dollars. The assessment highlights vast mineral potential across remote regions and may influence future exploration and development plans by mining firms and state authorities.
Closing out sale of ladies and misses trimmed hats runs Monday June 11 to Friday June 15 at Miss Carsons millinery parlor 420 Third Avenue North.
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