, 1922-02-08
LOCAL ITEMS


on Sunday.
lens Jensen was in from Monument
Hill during the week. -
w. T. Hogg Franklined himself to
Powell on Wednesday.
The U. S. Leads the world in the
production and use of furs.
Mr.. L. r. Ewart is oiling up his
tennis racquet.
George T. Beck left for Texas on
Tuesday in connection with his oil
interests.
1. H. Larom visited with the En-
terprise by telephone a minute ago.
This is certainly late news.
Henry Purvis n Glen Billings
were among Ishawook visitors in Co
dy on Wednesday.
Prosecuting Attorney Van Horn
went to Basin in connection with the
Lampitt case on Thursday morning.
DR.. Louis Howe is another one to
be called to Basin as a witness in the
Lampitt trial.
Mrs. canon has been in Cody from
Powell, visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Jones.
Paul Christman has been confined
of late in bed with a bronck. Pardon
us-we mean he has had bronchitis.
w. NJ. Lane from where ever he
happens to hang his hat has been in
town for the last few days. In fact
he has been here about a week.
Slick Billings is with us once more.
He looks as well as ever n it's ex-
pected that he'll probably be able to
''bare" up. Ouch!
Mrs. Ben Brundage, who was for
merly Miss Ruby Trueblood, a daugh-
ter of DR.. Trueblood, is quite seriously
i'll at her home.
Mont Jones and Carley Downing
were observed dashing up Sheridan
Avenue On Wednesday in that Stu
debaker.
Col. C.. c.. Melton returned on Wed
nesday after having been quite i'll in
Billings for two weeks. Col. Melton
had an operation performed on his
left eye.
Margaret Elizabeth, dearly below
ed infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen P. Likes, born prematurely on
Sunday. January is, died on January
Oath.
". H. Bates, VIM. Murray, and Bert
Cogswell returned Tuesday evening
from Basin where they have been in
attendance as witnesses in the trial
of Bert Lampitt.
Mrs. Hud Darrah and Mrs. Joe
Darrah were called unexpectedly to
Billings on Wednesday because of
the serious illness of Mrs. H. Darrah's
mother.
S. P. Van Arsdall, Harry Stein who
calls me "Chune," and Lloyd Buck"
Buchanan were Greybull goers We'd
nesday morning where they will at
tend a session of the Big Horn Basin
Retail Dealers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorty" Schaefer,
who are occupying the Tom Ames
ranch ear Valley, are being congrat-
ulated on the birth. of a baby girl,
born last week. Mother and daughte-
er are doing well.
Dwight HOLSTER was among those
who returned from Basin on Thurs
day in Shorty Kelley's Oldsmobile. If
Shorty drives a car as well as he
blows up air mattresses for dudes on
pack trips, he must be a regular Bar
ney Oldfleld.
Henry Goodreau, Mike Dayer and
Shorty Kelley motored over to Basin
in Shorty's car. after attending the
doings of the Elks at Greybull, and
attended a session of the tri,l. It is
reported that h moon shone bright
ly along the Greybull and their re-
turn trip or Thursday was delightful.
Terry Barrefield is still among
those present, although of late he a
been confined to LIS room with some
unknown malady. 1t is pleasing to
note that the trouble is not serious,
and in fact it. is rumored that it is
the new game called Michigan He
has been ably looked after by friends.
Ray Larson is thinking of taking
saSopohne lessons He hasn't receiv-
ed the saxophone as yet but outside of
that is probably well on the way to-
wards becoming a musician even as
expert as Charlie Stump who toots
with h best of them. Charlie came
in the other day, by the way, and
gave us an ad.