, 1922-02-08
MORE LOCAL NEWS

lleve that the pictures do ner Justice.
DIR. Trueblood has hung his single
over the desk at the Irma. 1t means
that he is the house physician.
o. B. Mann from Meeteetse was
amongst Park County visitors at Ba-
sin last week.
Harry Mallon has been in town for
the last week attending to gerry i'm
portant affairs.
Tennis Shoes for Boys, Men.
women and girls at the Cody Trading
Company.
H. w. Mendenhall was among those
stopping at the Chamberlin from Bill
lings on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ross Yates will be at home to
callers On lei Monday afternoon. the
18th. from two until five o'clock.
Bishop Thomas Of the Episcopal
Church was in town during the week
and preached on Sunday at the
church services
Mr.. S. C. Parks is planning to make
a trip with Mrs. Parks to California
for a visit with Charles Parks who is
attending Leland Stanford University.
L. ]. C%hurchfeld and e. H. Piper
were among those in Cody during the
week from Sheridan. They registered
at the Irma. T.
Joe Jones. while on his trip over in
the Greybull country. was subpoened
as a witness in connection with the
Lampitt trial. Joe has long been an
authority on powder and explosives.
AL. Thomas who returned several
weeks ago after having been in Sheri-
dan wher his brother is sheriff, says
he will be with us for some time
meaning Al, not the sheriff.
Mrs. Sam Scoville has sold her
Garland automobile, and is an agent
for the Garland car in Park County.
The car was purchased by our old
friend Peg Leg Kelley.
Mrs. A. c.. Foard, and Miss Kath-
cfln6 FOdiu LII Uath diilOA6cL lhC
wind on Monday after having Schu-
manufactured for several days in
Billings.
L. L. Newton has disappeared off
the face of the map for a few days.
On Saturday of last week he made a
trip to Powell and returned in time
to go away again.
Josh Dean of Meeteetse instead of
being on the screen writes that he
has been in a hospital in Billings I'M
dergoing a serious operation hut ex-
poets to be home in a few days.
Pontoon Johnny. by the way. was
one Of the great heroes of the war.
His name was in the papers of both
continents, with a recital of the cour-
ageous deeds he did in building
bridges under fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Snyder who are
now living in Maine are the proud
parents of a daughter who arrived
during the past few weeks. Mr..
Snyder who formerly lived at Val
ley is a son of c.. r. Pap" Snyder.
Mrs. r. F. Mullen returned the lat
ter part of last week after ar absence
Of several months, during which time
she attended the wedding of her dau-
ghter Irene, and spent considerable
time in Omaha where Taxidermist
Mullen is remaining on for a while
due to poor health.
John McFaddin and A. M. Sellery
at the Irma during the week. Mr..
McFaddin being the head of the Ohio
Oil Co., and Mr.. Sellery in charge OF
the proposed gas franchise for Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schafer of Ish-
awooa, Wyo., on Wednesday, Febru-
airy first. When Edward reads this
he probably won't recognize himself.
Anyway everyone knows it's "Shroty"
I mean the father.
Barry Williams has fooled us again.
Instead of being on a ship bound for
Bermuda's sunny shores, he is still
in New York and writes that he hopes
soon to return to Gods Country. We
truse he will get here before John
Fowler has sold all the colts.
S. w. Wilson, formerly of Greybull
but who now plans to become a rest
dent of Cody, is the one who did all
the great repair work and general
decorating at the Chamberlin Hotel.
He is an expert painter, carpenter ,
and general hand.
Mrs. Bob" Rumsey drove her giant
Pierce Arrow through the North Fork
%snowdrifts on Saturday, inc loaded
nm in town with SO many supplies that