, 1905-10-05
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is no exception to the rule.
Local Eagles entertained their
friends of Cody and vicinity in pleasant
style Monday night at their hall.
Mrs. W. L. Walls returned, Mon
day, from u two-weeks trip to the Port
land fair and relatives on the coast.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Club On Thursday the 9TH
at , O'Clock p m, at the usual place.
Mrs. ]. H. VanHorn will enter
tain at cards on Friday 6, at her hand
some new residence on Rumsey avenue.
Hon J.. l.. Sttots is visiting his
many friends in Cody who are all
pleased to see the Judge looking so re-
bust.
Sheridan avenue is undergoing an
overhauling and when Mr.. Blood has
completed his work, it will be 4 verita-
BILE boulevard.
John Holms sold lots / and ,, block
26, on Monday last to w. II. Bruno
age, for $1,000 cash. These are two
fine residence lots.
AT "a meeting of the town council
last night by a vote OF all members
present, the servises of the town attor-
ney were discontinued.
Mr.. Tex Holm has announced his
determination to make one more trip
TO the Park this year. A party of ven
turesome spirits have engaged his SER
vices.
Tex Holm, a spanking pair of horses,
the ever increasing demands upon hss
services rendered the investment nec
essary.
Miss Cooke, of philadelphia, who
for a number of years past has been
governess to the family of j.. r..
Painter, of Painter, Wyoming, retsrn.
ed from a three months visit east.
Mrs. c. B. Recker, of Sheridan,
wishes to announce to the ladies of
Cody, that she will be in the city until
Monday, taking orders for ladies suits,
tailorNnade, ridicg and dinner gowns.
Call or telephone at Irma. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Rev. Fl. w. Bainton, 8. Eresby-
terian minister Of Cheyenne, will hold
services at Barnett Hall Sunday morn
ing and evening. Rev. B%ainton's pur-
pose is to organize a Presbyterian
church at this place. AL interested
are cordially ingited.
ID j. Jones, who for some time past
has been employed by H P. Arnold &
Co., will, in the near future go east to
purchase a fac set of up-to-date fix
lures and a full line of Cents furnish
ing goods, hats and clothing, arc upon
his return %willopen a handsome haber-
dasher establishment ON .Sheriden
avenue.
"A. O.. Egbert, the editor and
publisher of the B%lackhilis Miner, paid
this, office a visit while pSout TO the
Kirwin mining district where he has
interests. MIR. Egbert is an old time
miner and has bad a world of experience
in frontier towns, ana he regalsd us
with Il very growing description of
what Cody would be three years, hence.
Mrs.. L. Gregory met with a ser.
ious accident while attending al en-
tertainment given by the Eastern Star
of which she is a member. 1t appears
that while playing some childish. game
for the amusement OF the children,
Mrs. Gregory tripped and fell upon the
floor and strained her wrist and ankle,
and married hertace. She suffe Is some
pain hpt is recovering nicely.
The petition-of II. w. Darrah and
others requesting the town 10 change
the course of the Cody canal on Cody
avenue, was received by tbs council
and discussed TO some length and was
finally laid on the table, a. in the
Judgement of various members OF The
town council, the town could not afford.
at this time, TO incur the expense.
Incidental TO the undertaking.
The Easin REstler seriously in
forms its readers that Il gentleman from
Otto brought to his office Il homegrown
cucumber, .5--3 inches long, and
it is now taking Il rest in the win
dos- of some truthful zeal estate mans
office in that city. When our Rusller
neighbor attempts to tell The truth we
kno% he means just what ne says-hut
it is SO hard TO get him oiled up 10
be in good running order.
The permits issued feon the state
engineers Office for water from the
Shoshone river and its tributaries
in round figures are HI, 900 acres, and
the measurements of the waters of this
river conducted the past few years,