, 1922-03-22

Mrs. VIM. Steele of Meeteetse came
over for a brief visit last week.
d. E. Hollister and son made al
trip to the ranch Saturday.
Pontoon Johnny was in our midst
for a few hours on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Snyder re-
turned Saturday from Brooklyn, N.
Y. after an extended visit.
Miss Doris Pierce departed Monday
for a visit with her father in Walla
Walla, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers returned
from Billings on Wednesday, follow
ing a brief visit in that metropolis.
Miss Grace Bowermaster is home
from the Powell Hospital where she
was operated on for appendicitis.
Earl Pulley departed for Casper on
Wednesday to take an examination
for government vocational training.
Mrs. Geo. P. Gentner and daughter
Dorothy are visiting this week in Bill
1ings.
w. e. Beck. an old timer in the
Greybull country. died in San Diego,
California, March 18th.
Dale Petit was down from the Sun
ny slopes of the South Fork country
last week.
$780, IN DooJ ratrrnad Monday
night from an extensive trip through
Texas and Old Mexico in connection
with his oil interests.
r. R. Howarton, who farms the Alt
berger farm on the Lake View fiat,
was purchasing supplies h first OF
the week.
Carl Downing, our vigilant local de-
putty game warden, has been in town
a few days looking after his official
duties.
Miss Nellie Jenkins, of Wapiti, is
making an Enterprise s%crap-book. Wa
like to know that someone beside
ourselves enjoys our jokes.
Sheriff Davis INF P. Greever were
observed one morning last week tear
ing out of town with their gats strap
ped on them. Hard-boilcd hombres!
Those two genial and loyal sons of
Erin, Mike Dayer and Roger McGin-
mis- were busy men on st. Patrick's
Da. But then, why shouldn't they
be?
Ted Hogg. of Denver, we'll known
to all Cody old timers, has recently
sold his house in that city and taken
to the more modern, if less comfort
able, mode Of life-an apartment.
Terry Bareield who has been con-
fined to his home in Elk Basin with
the flu is With us again. He arrived
last Friday accompanied by his youn-
ger brother John.
City Marshall Harry Wizard is con-
tinuing his excellent work in cleaning
up the cutters of our main streets and
generally preparing for Spring. Har-
ry is certainly an excellent man for
this job.
Various of our local fishing experts
are now seen daily in conference with
that eminent piscatorial authority.
Otto Koenig at the p. o.. Store. 1t is
very evident that the opening of the
fishing season is near at hand.
fake Schwoob has been unanimous
ly chosen vice president of the Pat
chell Club. A prerequisite to election
to his office is that the aspirant shall
regularly spend four nights a week
at the Club.
Barry Williams cables from Ber-
muda that he will be glad to hear
from any of his Cody friends who are
willing to spend a dollar a word to
cable. His address is the Windsor
Hotel.
Hud Darrah was seen hob-nobbing
and in close consultation with a man
who had all the ear marks of a Dem
ocratic politician. After it was all
over Hud looked very wise, blu de-
clined to be interviewed.
Bill FIogg and d. E.. Hollister ac-
companied June Little on a trip to
his Valley ranch last T%hursaaSe The
roads were very bad, but the weather
was fine. 1t never SHOWS and it never
blows on South Fork.
Attorney W. L. Simpson left Mon
day morning for Cheyenne and Den
yer in connection with some of his
professional matters. Mr.. Simpson
will probably be away for a week or
ten days.
Pete Nordquist drifted in from Jim
Greek Heights the end of the week.