, 1922-02-15
LOCAL ITEMS

it to Cheyenne on Saturday.
j. wilfred Scott was in Cody from
Billings during the past week.
Charles Sanders of Cody stayed at
the Irma one night last week.
Sam Aldrich drove his great old
machine into Cody on Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. G~loeckner of Ralston is
another Cody visitor.
w. M. Lane has been working in
the Canyon and is out of town for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A Jones and Mr..
Joe Jr., are at the Irma until after the
Eagles Ball.
Michael James John Joseph Dayer
made a flying trip to Basin during the
week. Mike returned ON Friday.
A class of the Sunday School will
be entertained on Friday evening by
Mrs. Blaskie.
c. T. Davis from Casper was at
the Chamberlin for a few days during
the week.
Mrs. Mike Dayer and child will
leave on the t~wenty-eighth for a Wis
it in Hutchinson, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley Downing came
to town on Sunday to remain we for
the Eagles Ball.
Roy Glasgow and Dewey Johnston
were in for the Eagles Masquerade
from South Fork.
r. Holbrook Boron, perhaps more
commonly known as Brooks" was in
town during the latter part of the
week. Brooks returned to his North
Terry Barrefield has disappeared
for a few days. He went to his home
in Elk Basin but was expected in Co
dy again by the first of the week.
Charlie Sellers returned to Cody
from Billings on Saturday. Charlie
says the great metropolis is as gay
as ever.
Harold Hill was in town on Thurs.
day in order to have a rotton time
with a dentist. He now says that his
teeth feel better. Both of them.
A man is known by the company he
keeps, but the trouble is his wife
can't always find out the company's
name or where she lives.
G. w. Harmon and T. G.. Stephen
son were in Cody from Kansas City.
They like Cody, so they said. So DIP
we or we wouldn't be mere.
AL Mack McClenahan, whose
name we think we have spelled al
most correctly for once, made a fly
ing trip to Billings last week. Mack
has a new hat. Congratulations.
Glen Billings was in Cody from
Ishawooa during the latter part of the
week. Glen is working at the ranch
home of Henry Purvis who was also
a Cody visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman came
by wagon from Clarks Fork last
Thursday taking no chances with
Henry Ford in the snowdrifts which
are still formidable.
A. G. Newton showed he was a man
OF taste and discernment by coming
in and subscribing for the Enterprise
upon his return from his winters
tour.
bud "Slim" Smith who formerly de-
lighted Valley dudes with his bronck
well in the movies. He has changed
his former address in Los Angeles to
1925 Glendale Blvd.
Jack Finch of the Cheyenne Eleva-
tor, and formerly manager of the
grainery at our depot is still in town
seeing his old friends. Mr.. Finch
might possibly be called an Elevator
boy"
Winnie Knott who for several
weeks now has been reposing amid
the general hospitality of the eastern
portion of the sherif's quarters up at
the county Jail, will probably continue
his visit at the expense of the au-
thorities for some time to come.
Barry Williams is at present at
Lake Placid, Adirondack Mts., New
York. We naturally expected he would
try to get away from severe noun
tain weather for a while but he seems
to run after it. Lake Placid is very
near the Canadian border line.
". T. Hogg left on the early morn
ing train on Monday on a business
trip TO Worland. Cheyenne. and to
several towns in the southern part of
Kansas. II he does not decide to ex-