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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
7
Local news notes shopping at Wiley’s with beverages ice and magazines. Residents visit relatives, travel to Denver Seattle Worland Basin Sheridan and Alberta. New births Arthur Roy Vincent Roy Delaney and Roy.
Mr and Mrs William Waelzla returned to their Manderson home Wednesday after a shopping visit in this city.
W H Wyman & Sons of Trapper Lodge purchased a Ford touring car from Yellowstone Automotive Co this week in a local vehicle sale.
Grover Paddock and family along with Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald drove to Ten Sleep Saturday for a fishing outing.
Miss Esther Price of Billings visited with her friend Mrs. William P. Knudsen and Mrs. Theo Shoemaker. Mrs. Easton left Monday for Missoula Montana where they will make their home with her family.
Mrs R W Mummert returned to her home Tuesday after a successful operation at St Luke's hospital and a period of recovery.
Mr and Mrs Sanford William F Hughes and Dr H G Hughes motored to Paint Rock Lake Saturday and returned Sunday.
W. H. Crandall, summoned to the city by his brother's death, departed for his Omaha, Nebraska home last Friday afternoon.
Mrs L P Weld of Billings arrived Friday afternoon and remained until Monday as the guest of Miss Flossie Davidson.
Mrs Mabel Crane left Sunday for Spokane where they will live as Mr Crane found work there. Gayland Olson from Elk Basin visited his relatives Mr and Mrs Guy Spence. Mrs B L Warren and daughter Katherine were dinner guests at Mr and Mrs F A Hepburn. The St Luke s Guild will hold a bake sale at the Greybull Market next Wednesday at 3 pm. Mrs G W Bowman visiting from Cody returned home. Mr and Mrs D W Middleton and Mrs B W Ritchie drove to Thermopolis Thursday. Mrs Ritchie returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl Shoemaker and children visited relatives in Greybull then returned to Frannie. L Kent Holloway with the C B Q construction crew in Hardin Mont was here on business. Miss Elmina Gurule left for Gardiner Mont to tour Yellowstone park. Mr and Mrs G A Hinman hosted Mr and Mrs Robert Kissick and A C Meloney at dinner. Mr and Mrs L V Michael left for Denver to seek eye specialist care. Mrs R M Fauts and children of Sterling Colo arrived to visit her sister in law Mrs I L Sayre. Mrs H C Todd and son returned to Sheridan after visiting at Mrs Harvey Groves. Mr and Mrs H R Wilson attended a Christian Science lecture in Billings then returned home. Glenn Adams drove L C Vanders hoof Dr C W Tarrant and L C Duke to Paint Rock lake for a fishing trip. Miss Anna Koester went to Billings to meet her friend Miss Lucille Carson returning from Pieher Okla where she attended school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dixon entertained Mrs. William Fenton and daughter Leona, Mrs. P. L. Truax and Harry Walters at dinner Sunday. Oscar, the young son of Mrs. May 10. Shoemaker, went to Frannie Monday to spend the week with her uncle Earl Shoemaker and family.
Howard Hightower brother of Mrs. F G Williams arrived on Monday and will spend the summer in Wyoming working for the Wyoming Electric Supply Co.
P. C. Kittleson and E. G. Carlson traveled to Lewis Lake in Yellowstone Park on Monday and remained there fishing until Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Mills and their two daughters departed Tuesday by car for Joplin Missouri where they plan a four or five week stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sittler depart Monday for a two weeks’ vacation in Chicago Illinois. Mr. Sittler works as a painter at the C. B. & Q. roundhouse.
Miss Alice Thuman left Saturday for Laramie to attend the state university teachers' normal school during the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fisk and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reutlinger and daughter motored to Tensleep Saturday and returned Sunday afternoon.
F G Williams and Messrs Slack and Bacon of Denver drove to Paint Rock lakes Saturday and returned Sunday with a nice catch of trout, indicating a successful weekend trip for the anglers.
Mr and Mrs W E Dabbs entertained Mrs E S Dabbs and children H L Dabbs and Mr and Mrs H L Gephart and family at dinner Sunday evening.
Mrs Alice R Hastings a former Emblem school teacher left Friday for Laramie to attend the teachers normal school at the state university.
Members of the B Y P U held a social Friday evening at the city park with games and refreshments enjoyed by all attendees.
Mrs Louisie Hartzell of Lincoln Nebraska arrived Friday for a visit at the home of her son J H Hartzell and family. Her presence keeps alive family ties as J H Hartzell hosts the guest from his Nebraska hometown.
Mrs L P Weld of Billings and Miss Flossie Davidson joined a noon luncheon hosted by Mrs Louise Craig and Mrs Hattie Pilcher on Monday, marking a cordial social visit.
Mr and Mrs Howard Curtis of Lovell returned home Monday after visiting at the Walter Fisk home in Lovell Edith Lois Fisk accompanied them for a Lovell visit.
Carrie Myers 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Myers of Burlington had an appendicitis operation at St Luke s Hospital last Saturday.
Messrs. B. L. Warren and H. N. Lockard left last Friday for Laramie to attend the industrial relations meeting of officials of the Standard Oil Co refineries.
Mr and Mrs Max Myers and family moved last Monday from the Ed Walley residence on Third Avenue North to a location near the west town side beside a car body.
Mrs C C Berry of Frannie who has spent weeks in Cheyenne visiting her mother stopped over Saturday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Homer Zorn.
Mrs L L Cassell, Mrs William Mc Guffey and Mrs C W Tarrant returned Thursday afternoon from attending the state convention of the P E O at Sheridan.
Mrs John Lampman and her infant from Bear Creek spent the week visiting her sister Mrs Joe Barder and the C F Lampman home in Grey Bull before returning home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs H Armitage and their children drove to Lowell on Saturday and spent Sunday with Mrs Armitage’s sister before returning home Sunday evening.
Miss Palmer, who taught in city schools last year, passed through Greybull Saturday en route to Laramie where she will spend the summer at the state university.
Announced: Frances Louise a six pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert H Puckett at Abbington hospital Abbington Va The event marks the couple s addition to their family with medical staff reporting a healthy delivery and maternal recovery.
Marshall S. Reynolds, candidate to succeed F. W. Mondell and William Millard, deputy internal revenue collector of Worland, visited the city on Thursday and Friday to engage with local supporters and discuss the congressional race.
Victor Green of Sheridan Wyoming arrives Sunday for a visit with Mrs Green and her parents Reverend and Mrs W J Lloyd. Mrs Green and baby will accompany him back to Sheridan.
Jerry Baker received a telegram Tuesday stating Mrs Baker withstood no successful operation that morning at 8 80 at the sanitarium in St Louis Missouri and was getting along nicely.
Mr and Mrs H S Starr departed Saturday to visit Mr Starrs parents in Ravenna Nebraska and will also visit friends in Omaha before returning they expect to be away about a month.
Messrs. Irvin Wilkerson Ira Sherrard and John Jamieson who are drilling near Thermopolis spent the weekend here visiting their families. They returned to Thermopolis Sunday.
Miss Symerna McCarter arrives from Seattle Washington to spend most of the summer with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandall and other family members in the area.
Report notes record heat drives higher costs while revenue stays near break-even for the ladies team. No clear profit, expenses outpace income in the latest cycle.
Rev. and Mrs. W C Rehwaldt and Mrs R R Jones of Emblem visited Greybull on Saturday. Rev Rehwaldt traveled to Worland that afternoon and led services there Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth DeSomber and Miss Leta Jain left Monday for Casper to visit for a week. DeSomber will return home here while Jain plans to travel to California for the summer.
Harry Walters, who has been working in the oil fields at Hidden Dome, arrived Sunday and left Monday for Denver where he will meet Mrs. Walters who has been visiting her parents in the South.
A recital by music pupils of Mrs E J Williams and Mrs Grace Barrow was held at the Christian church last Friday evening. Twenty pupils participated in the event the first in a monthly series. A large crowd attended and all numbers were beautifully rendered showing notable progress.
For rent a five room furnished house. See Mrs. F Lawson. June 23 placeholder date.
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