, 1922-03-08
More Local News

Clauu0 hooker is driving around
in the wonderful new station bus
which holds about a thousand people
and then some.
A new dude arrived at the Rumsey
Camp recently. He is John Evans
of New York, and has been in Gods
country before.
Miss Grace Files. daughter of ]. F.
Files of the Irma Hotel and Pahaska,
arrived in own the latter part of the
week. She expects t o remain in CO.
dy until Spring and then go 10 Pahas-
ka.
Barry Williams sailed ON Saturday
from New York for a months visit
in the Bermudas. He's probably pref
ty sea SICK by now. In fact he may
be leaning over the old rail this very
minute. You can't tell a thing about
ii.
]. B. Wilson of Douglas, secretary
of the Wyoming Wool Growers Asso-
citation was in Cody for several DAYS
during the week. Mr.. Wilson address
sed a gathering of local sheep men
m the First National Bank building
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H. Larom came
down from South Fork on Sunday.
They departed on the early train
Tuesday morning for the East. where
they viii visit in New York, Boston,
Chicago. Philadelphia and washing
ton in connection with Mr.. Larom's
dude business. Larry says he will be
back again the first of April.
Mrs. R. w. Crane and two children
reached Cody on Saturday after hav-
ing been In the East all winter. nus
sell got a telegram, and deserted his
duties at the local billiard halls for a
while in favor of journeying to Bill
lings to meet Mrs. Crane. The
Cranes are at present occupying the
Greene residence.
As we go to press Is is learued that
on Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max wide
OF Valley, being Ill with influenza,
the annual Trappers Ball scheduled
for the Eighteenth will be postponed,
and the Ishawooa Ladies Club will
give h dance instead. There are
many expecting to go up from Cody.
Max Wilde returned from Billings
the latter part Of the week where he
went to have his tooth attended to.
He went up to his home at Valley on
Monday after having exhausted both
himself and his pocketbook in local
billiard halls. Max says the Trappers
Dance at Ishawcoa on the 18th is GO
ing to be a whopper.
Ed Bohlin writes from Los Angeles
to say that he is lonesome for Cody
though doing well in the movies. Be-
sides doing fancy roplng. trick shoot
ing and other stunts before the cam
era, he has a leather shop and makes
shirts for Doug Fairbanks, Bill Hart
and all the other headiiners, including
OF course some of the female stars.
Ed always did find time for the girls.
Among our new subscribers for this
week is Hon. lobe Hedges of New
York City, who says hat the Cody
Enterprise is wonderful. Mr.. Hedges,
a very well known politician in the
Fast and one OF our foremost after
dinner speakers, who has several
times been nominated for the govern
orship of New York State is a sub
scriber we are proud of. He is a
close friend of Congressman Mondell,
which reminds us hat in Mondell's
Office at Washington, they write to
tell us that the Enterprise causes
great joy and excitement when it ar
rives.
We are naturally modest, yet we
can't possibly refrain from telling that
n of our very latest subscribers to
the Cody Enterprise is none other
than Hon. Frank Lowden. former GOV
ernor of Illinois. and very nearly
President of the United States dur
ing the last election. Governor Low
den is at present abroad, but his late
manager, Hon. Roy West of Chicago.
takes the Enterprise n scans it
with interest. Perhaps later on, Gov
ernor Lowden may break into the lime
light again through the Enterprise.
AT least we hope he is going to send
US now and then, some things that
may be on his mind.
It is so long since we have seen o
uniform about tho streets OF Cody.
that it seemed almost thrilling to OBJ
serve Majors Colley and Shortell OF
Cheyenne, who have been here during
the week with their sidney boots,
gold leaves, and Sam Browne belts,
inspecting the local cavalry barracks.
doc" Wilkins and Jake Hendrickson
' had quite an argument for a while as
to whether Major Colley was really
General Pershing or not, b u AIlgut
Ben Turpin Johnston settled the mat
ter by appearing on the scene, looking