, 1922-07-26

Terry Barefs,d is back on his old
stomping ground for a few days stay.
Tom Ames of South Fork has been
in town a couple of days.
v. E. Chamberlin of Elkhorn, Ne
braska, has come IN during his broth
er's illnesx
G.. H. Connolly n Mrs. Frank B.
Connolly of Billings have been Irma
hotel guests.
Mrs. Dwight King of Bennett Creek
has been successfully operated upon
at the Powell hospital.
Mrs. John ToIman Of Clark, and
Mrs. Clara Hunter of Barnett, Wis,
were in Cody this week.
Floyd Noble, who has beer employ
ed at Holm Lodge for some time, is
in town to stay.
Rex Spencer and party returned
from a tou through the Park last
week.
Nj and Mrs. Lee Simcnson of
Thermopolis were in Cody a few days
ago.
Mrs. r. G.. Hopkins is in the Powell
hospital where she will undergo a Sc
rious operation
Joe Hill, looking rosy and chubby
as a cupid, motored into Cody with
friends on Monday.
DR.. Moody, the Powell dentist, will
occupy DR.. Chamberlin's office during
his absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson are
to leave soon for the coast to remain
permanently.
Ivan Waugh and Ted Thompson are
planning to go into partnership in the
stock business in Sunlight.
A swarm of bees passed down
Main street on Tuesday. Even the
yellow buses gave them right of way.
Mrs. Annice Phelps and Eugene
were over from Pitchfork the fore
part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Billmyer and
sons of Denver are the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. A. M. Shepherd, stopping
off on their way to the Park.
Sam Scoville is at Cheyenne and
entered in the bucking contest. Sam
says he is going to show 'em that he
is Just as forked as he was in 1908.
E. Y. Robertson has been made
president of the Greybun Corpora
ton, filling the position left vacant by
the death of l.. G. Phelps.
Mrs. Mary Hunter of Fremont, Ne
braska, was the overnight guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burmeister on
Tuesday.
w. o. Taylor and R. B. Morrison of
Billings who are interested in oil
leases in Oregon Basin were in Cody
on Wednesday
Miss Louetta Sprague of New Or
leans, La, who spent three weeks
here last summer, returned this week
with a party of five from that state.
Slick Billings returned to Cody
on Sunday. Slick says he was sorry
to miss the Stampede and Chautau-
qua but business detained him in
Montana.
The Juvenile Jazz orchestra has
been engaged by Mrs. Bertha Shrine
to play at the picture show and dance
at Meeteetse Saturday night. Cody
folks are invited to be present.
The Rev. j.. S. Gillespie with his
bride paid Cody friends a visit last
week on their way to the Park. Mr..
Gillespie was rector Of the Episcopal
church mere before DR.. Blaske's time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest May who are
now living in Deadwood, South Da-
kota, motored to Cody arriving on Fri
day. They spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e Hollister.
The merchants state that this sea-
sons tourists are doing less buying
in Cody than for several years. Ell
Their they are not affluent or are max
ing their purchases before reaching
here.
Word has been received from Earl
Hayner, the Stampede dude clown,
that he has gone into partnership
with another clown and they have
contracts covering each week from
now until September LIST.
Lou Ericsson was in town on We'd
nesday last to meet his sister Mrs.