, 1923-01-10

return from Cal1IOrnla DeIOre long.
Mrs. A. ]. Martin went to the Powell
hospital on Monday morning.
Ed Isham was among the rural
visitors in town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman spent
the weekend in Cody.
Bert Wilson is in Billings giving
himself a vacation of a few weeks.
L. R. Ewart left last week for Chey-
enne for the session of the legislature
Jack Daughters who Is now employ
ed on the wildwood project was In
town on Monday.
Rev. A. M. Shepperd left for Denver
on Tuesday morning to be gone two
weeks or more
Russell Kimball is in Montana
completing some engineering work
near Miles City.
j.. P. Altberger was among those
exercising his car on the M~eeteetse
road on Sunday.
Mrs. Grover Wray, entertained TOR
several young people on Tuesday
evening when she gave a birthday
dinner to her son Grover, Jr., at the
LIrma Hotel.
Judge w. l.. Walls, who was sue
ceeded by David ]. Howell of Chey-
enne, as Attorney General, will remain
in the capital and practice law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thurston en-
tertained at dinner on Tuesday even
ing. Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight HOLSTER, j. P. Altber-
ger, and several others.
Lloyd and George Coleman were m
town on Saturday. George was OBJ
served driving a team of white mules
down Sheridan Avenue. They were
real mules too.
Word has been received from
"Swede" Erickson, that he arrived
safely in Tia Juana, Mexico, and is
now preparing for his debut on the
professional race track.
Roy GLASGOW made a trip to Bur
lington on Tuesday. Roy says that
on Monday he was listening to Troy
New York. Pittsburg. and other large
cities of the East through his radio
outfit.
Mrs. /. H. Larom came to Cody the
later part Of the week to Join hel
husband who has been down from
Valley for several days. The Laromi
have been visiting at the home Of
J.. NJ. Schwoob. +
At a recent meeting of the town
council, it was agreed hat an increase
in the price of dog licenses should be
made. Accordingly, Marshall Wizard
dollars for the necessary male
licetnse and six for females.
w. H. Comstock who had property
interests in Cody in 1903 and is now
Asst. Adj. Gen.. Dept. Colo. and Wyo
G. A. r. In Denver. is considering
returning to Cody to locate perman'
emily.
George Downing has been i'll in
Cody for several days with a touch
Of whatever 1t Is that everyone seems
to have-just a cold l guess. Uncle
George" departed for the Williams
Ranch at Valley where he is employed
on Saturday.
Russell Crane and L.. c. freeman
made a trip up North Fork on Sun
day afternoon, travelling in one OF
the Freeman trucks, because the well
known Crane Packard is again indis'
posed owing to the severe winds OF
last week which tore the top.
The F. o. L. Basketball team WIN
meet the fast Lowell basket shooters
at the High School gym in Cody on
Saturday night January 10. Both
teams have bee working hard and a
good game is promised. Everybody
come out and enjoy the evening.
Cards have beer received from Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney announcing
that a private view of her exhibition
OF sculpture will be held on January
Fourth. Mrs. Whitney's model fol
the statue OF Buffalo Bill will be
shown at this exhibition which Ia to
last throughout the month.
AND BLURRY eyes -.
AND MUCH blood