, 1905-11-02
W.
IA

III SOuy bulS "coh.
Miles Decker was in from Paint
Creek last Saturday.
John Bunch of Billings, Mont,
visited in Cody Wednesday.
-Work done on short notice at the
Cody Steam Laundry. Att
Mrs. w. M. Dickinson of Mar
quette, is visiting friends in Cody this
week.
"A two story residence is being
erected in the north part OF town by E.
E. Neff.
"A 6ne baby boy was borr to Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Drybread on Tues
day evening.
"Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Williams, of Marquette, were in town
transacting business.
will Barron and family came in
from their North Fork ranch the first
of the week, remaining for several
days.
j. r. Painter, a prominent ranch
tldu Va bhC ouiillShU bdNiiy "no a
visitor in Cody a few days the past
week.
w. B. Sleeper came in from the
ranch the first of the week and re-
supper and dance.
The many friends of L. Wagar will
be pleased to learn thai he is rapidly
recovering from his illness. He will
soon be himself again.
The Iowa store was moved into the
new stone building on the north side
of Sheridan emu this week, where
they have a large and elegant room.
Mrs. A. C. Frisby arrived in Cody
"Wednesday evening from Missouri.
She was on her way to Thermopolis 10
join her husband who is in business at
that place.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Chamberlain re-
turned to their home in Council Bluffs,
Iowa, Sunday night after a visit of a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Cham
berlain of this city.
Word comes from Mr.. Peake that
he is slowly regaioing his health and
is o on the road to recovery. This
will be good news to the many readers
of The Enterprise.
Prof. Kelly of the Cody schools, lie
suffering with az attack of the grip
this week and is unable to attend his
lprias ut tha SphnnI IN arnn1,pt of hiS
illness the schools were closed for the
week.
The Cody Lumber Co. received the
contract for the erection of the Roth
building. This building is being erect
ed opposite The Irma hotel and will be
a splendid addition to the business
blocks of Cody.
Tomorrow evening the Ladies Aid
of the Nj. L. church will serve a New
England dinner beginning at $50, in
the store building just vacated by Mr..
Pully. Dinner 80 cents. Everyb body
is cordially invited.
1t is reported tn at there are several
cases of typhoid fever in Worland and
a couple OF cases in Basin. The fever
situation at Byron remains about the
same, there being in the neighborhood
of fifty cases there.
-Chas. Blackstone, an old timer of
the Basin country and a we'll known
person in and around Cody, died at his
ranch on Sage creek last Sunday. De-
ceased was well along in years which
together with other causes resulted in
his death.
A. G. Munro, secretary of the Ne
braska Electric Light company, while
in Cody visited the Shoshone Electric
Light and Power plant and expressed
himself as being very much surprised
and pleased at finding such n thorough
ly up-to-date plant in Cody.
The home of Mrs. Reusch was the
scene of a very pretty little social
function last Saturday, the event be.
ing a farewell party in honor of the
Misses Margaret and Frances Hensley
who left with their parents for B%urling-
ton, where they will make their future
home.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges
of Cody were officially visited Tuesday
afternoon and evening by +. G.. Poll,
Grand Master, and Geo. T. Russell,
Grand Herald, and an exceptionally
interesting meeting was had by each
lodge. The Odd Fellows is one of the
best organizations in existence today,
and the local lodge was found to be in
an excellent condition.
The Ladies Guild OF the Episcopal
| church Saruad an nuctan c,1nnon In The