, 1923-04-11

about a week.
Ace Mathews of Powell was a Cody
visitor Tuesday.
H. B. Starr of Painter is registered
at the Chamberlin.
Jack Spicer came in on Saturdays
train.
Earl Pulley visited the Clarks
Fork country last Saturday and Sun
day in his official capacity.
Mrs. w. l.. Simpson is driving a
beautiful new coupe and trying to
observe the traffic ordinances.
Mrs. r. C. Trueblood spent a few
days at Valley with her sister, Mrs.
Eoa Brown, last week.
Lloyd Coleman returned on Friday
from an extended business trip to
eastern cities.
Louis c. Booth of Sheridan, we'll
known sportman and trapshooter,
was in Cody on Monday.
j. w. Scott the piano tuner from
Greybull was in Cody on Tuesday
attending to professional business.
Mrs. Fannie Upton is expecting to
leave for Kansas City in a few days
for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Lutkin and family of
Midwest is visiting with her brother
Henry Goudreau, this week.
The articles are extremely well
written and are authentic ad the in
formation given in them can be alb
solutely relied upon.
Miss Gladys Johnson, daughter of
Mrs. Cora Isham, is leading the race
in her district in Casper Tribune-s
contest for a big touring car.
"Duly" was headed for Old Mexico
when he left Cody but stubbed his
toe, or something, in Billings and
never got any farther.
Carl Johansson's article in last
weeks paper upon conditions in
Sweden was much liked by Enterprise
readers.
NJ. A. lobe who has been travelling
throughout Montana for the past two
months, is in Cody this week looking
after business matters.
Mrs. Anna Stages had the misfor-
fnna m InCa yaru nIIyoh In Hal
stein mich COW last Thursday from
alfalfa bloat.
Robert S. Trumbull left on Satur-
day for Omaha, where he will be at
tending to some business matters for
the next ten days.
Mrs. Agnes B. Chamberlin who has
been enjoying an extended trip
through the eastern cities, is expect
ed home next week.
Mayor and Mrs. John w. Deane of
Meeteetse passed through Cody on
Monday enroute to Billings where
Mr.. Deane will have an operation on
n of his eyes.
Mrs. Edith J.. Brundage accompani-
ed by B. F. Martin returned Monday
from Long Beach, California after a
four months visit with relatives and
friends.
A COW belonging to A. C. Newton
surprised the Jenkins family living
on Salisbury Ave by putting her head
through the glass of the lower sash
of the bedroom window last Saturday
Mrs. Stanley Christopher of Kan
sas City came in on Monday to spend
n couple of weeks with her sister,
Mrs. d. +. HOLSTER.
10 Davis the efficient assistant at
the Patched billiard parlors, leaves
Wednesday for Billings where he will
enjoy a two weeks vacation.
Miss Peggy Marie. a seven pound
young lady, arrived Saturday morning
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Milstead. Both mother and babe are
doing fine.
Lutte Jones m down from the
South Fork the end of the week. He
says that people are beginning to
learn that coal of first quality is
coming from his South Fork mine.
Clarence Lynn of Valley is in the
Park Hospital in Billings where he
recently had an operation. Late re-
ports state that MIR. Lynn stood the
operation nicely and is convalescing
rapidly.
Barry Williams arrived in Cody on
Tuesday from an extended trip
through the east. He brough with
him from Billings a fine speciman