, 1922-07-19
LOCAL ITEMS

among the visitors on the 18th.
They are rehearsing for private
theatricals at Blackwater Camp.
George Coleman left on Thursday
for Thermopolis-
Hills Jordon has one to Mayo
Brothers for an operation.
1t was 107 hi the shade last Friday
al Thermopolis which advetises itself
as a nice, cool summer resort.
Mrs. C. F. Shuler who has been a
patient at a hospital in Billings, has
returned much improved.
Lloyd Coleman il driving Mrs. Lulu
Hall through the Glacier National,
Park. They left on Wednesday.
The South Feed Barn, owned by
Cecil Stafford. was purchased by John
Fowler last week.
Mr.. and Mira Russell Crane had
Mrs. Robt- D. Carey as their guest at
luncheon on Tuesday.
Barry Williams went to Billings the
end of the week to talk things oyer
with a dentist
Jack Horisky has been in town for
severa days. presumably to attend
the Chautauqua-
Fred Houston was in town all Chau-
tauqua week Fred always did go in
for this high-brow stuff.
Frank Hopkins. Jr., drove down
from Great Falls and spent the week
n in Cody.
Mary Miles Minter and company
are now filming The Lady and the
Cowboy in the Jackson Hole ountry
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Kelly were dswn
from the North Fork in their Op'ry
bus last Thursday.
Mrs. J.. p. Altberger writes from
Switzerland that she VIII be drifting
into Cody nearly any time now.
Billings has commenced to adver-
tise her annual Midland Empire Fair
which its committee will
be bigger and better than ever.
Mrs. John Waugh who has beer Wis
iting her son Ivan Waugh in Sunlight
has returned to her home in Colorado
Springs. Z asssss
Attorney General Walls, growing
younger and better looking with every
year that passes, spent Monday night
in Cody.
pigeons.
Mr.. Gutherie Nicholson of Newport,
Rhode Island. and one of the former
owners of the Embar ranch was in
town one day OF the Stampede.
DR.. and Mrs. Sipe and James Sipe
made the Park trip last week. DIR.
Sipe, who is Mrs D. R. Blaske's ia
ther, likes the West and its people.
The president of the state humane
society came up from Cheyenne dur
ing the Stampede but found nothing
to criticize in the treatment of stock
used.
Mr.. N. p. deMauriac remembered
the Stampede with a check for s25
and SEN all his good wishes for its
success.
Mrs. Julia Goodman who is now
visiting her son, Capt. Walter Good
man, at Alcatrax. Calf, erpects to
spend the winter in Los Angeles.
Shuler's Meat Market bought the
Stampede cattle and will put them in
pasture until they are in prime condi-
tion.
'Bub" Cox is starting on a 4O-day
trip through the Park and mountains
with a party. Mrs. Cox will wrangle
dudes at the Arrow Head ranch in his
absence.
Mrs. "Bub" Cox is giving a dance
at the Arrow Head ranch on Saturday
night. A team will be at the river to
take the guests across Everybody
is welcome except sheriffs and stool
Mrs. Mary Jester Allen and daugh-
ter left for the East the first of the
week after a trip through the Park
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Thurston
and Miss Elizabeth.
Mrs. Henry Haid's father, r. b.
Sears, and two nephews, .Wilfred
Sears and William Fry, arrived here
from North English, Iowa, on Sum
day. They will visit here for a few
days and then, accompanied by Mrs.
Sears, they will make a trip through
the Park.