, 1922-04-12
LOCAL ITEMS

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Winnie Mott who went to Thermop-
oils to see the sights of a great city
returned this week..
Mrs. Joe Jones returned from a
shopping expedition in Billings on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Shrine is among the
compulsory visitors in Cody owing to
the impossible road to Meeteetse.
Mrs. Pat Kelly is down from the
North Fork and may decide to go to
Kansas City in a few days.
Tex" Thomas sends word that he
will be in Cody for the Stampede un-
less he is in Jail.
Miss Mary Say is spending the win
ter with her brother, A. M. Walters.
Miss Say is from South Dakota.
o. B. Mann left last week for Their
mopolis and may make a trip to Old
Mexico before returning.
Mrs. Lulu Hall. assisted by her ma
ny friends, is moving into the Walls
building for the summer.
Mrs. Lulu Hall gave a dinner party
Monday night. as a sort of a house
warmer, in her new home in the Walls
apartments.
Herman Larson, who formerly had
charge of the Cody Creamery, writes
to Clay Tyler from Houston, Texas,
that he eats the ENTERPRISE alive when
it arrives.
G. F. Shuler and his brother Jack
Schiller will open a meat market the
first of the month in the building for
merly occupied by the Standard Res
\ taurant.
Mrs. Dave Shelly, considerably
"stove up" from walking on pave
ments, came limping home from Bill
! lings last week.
| Mrs. Thomas arrive from Sheridan
on Saturday to spend several days
with her children, AL Thomas and Mrs.
Andy Martin.
Miss Johnson, formerly music teach
er in the local school, and famous
athlete, arrived Saturday and is stop
, ping at the Chamberlin.
, Hardy Shull was one of the few
North Forkers who ~weathered the
| storm and deied the Ia roads to
make his usual visit to town this week.
Judge Camplin of Sheridan was in
Cody Monday and Tuesday. The Judge
l is an old timer and well known in
Cody, and his many friends were glad
' to see him.
: Russell Crane and family moved
bag and baggage to their new ranch
home on the hill last Tuesday. 1t is
rumored Russell will resign from the
Club, but we don't believe it.
James A. Legg Of Lowell, who has
rented a portion of the Richard ranch
on North Fork. passed through town
Tuesday to take possession of his new
home.
Mrs. John r. Golf of the Monument
Hill country, feI olt of her buggy
last Sunday and broke her collar bone.
She is now recuperating under a loo
tors care in Cody.
Mrs. Jim Rousseau left Saturday to
attend Eastern Star meetings in Basin,
Greybull and other towns along the
main line. Thee grand officers of this
order are to visit these meetings.
L. R. Ewart left Saturday to attend
the Republican State Committee meet
ing in Cheyenne. Funny how our To-
cal politicians like to keep an ear to
the ground listening to the buzz of the
political bee.
The Eagles had a big time of it at
their last meeting. Besides initiating
three new members they had a big
feed-the kind that draws a crowd.
The next meeting, April "a, will be
the nomination of Officers, so you
Eagles better reserve that date.
Terry Barefield buffeted the storm
on Mondays flyer and arrived from
Billings for a few days staty in Cody.
Mrs. Bareield and the children have
gone to Texas for a visit with her
parents, while Terry will be busy
near Thermopolis with a new oil COM
pany with which he has recently asso-
ciated himself.
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