, 1923-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Powers of Rails
ton were Cody visitors on Thursday.
Monte Jones and family were in
from the TIE ranch on Saturday.
C. w. Jackson of Duluth was In
Cody on Monday.
Eugene Phelps of Pitchfork was
seen in Cody this week.
Leonard Morris was down from the
ranch on Tuesday.
Carl Buckingham of Red Lodge is
registered at the Chamberlin.
D. E. HOLSTER left for Cheyenne
on Tuesday morning to be gone some
three or four days.
Robert M. Miller of Midwest, re-
preventative of the Ohio Oil Co. was
in Cody on Friday.
W. C. May of Denver, one Of the
old timers in the fold Of travelling
statesmen was in Cody this week.
Mrs. D. E. HOLSTER is anticipating
a visit from her sister. Mrs. Stanley
Christopher of Kansas City.
Fred Morris has gotten out some
attractive folders advertising his
ranch.
]. T. Clapper of Billings was in
Cody on important business on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Joe Vogel has been seriously
i'll and confined to her bed for the
past two weeks at the home of her
daughter Mrs. C. A. Evans.
Mrs. William Murray is expected
home on Monday after an extended
visit with her parents in Oak Park,
Illinois.
DR.. o. B. C. Kinney returned Mon
day from Billings where he had beer
to see Mrs. Kinney who is seriously
i'll at the Park Hospital.
Carl Downing, Deputy Game War
den was attending to important bust
ness mdLCcrS III CoHiCSehoh "'
work in Cody this week.
H. w. Sweigart, city passenger
agent of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company located
at Phila. has written for complete in
formation about the Cody Stampede.
Clay Tyler has been laid up with
= L. lo.1r Iya &c thinking
of getting a c~hiropractor to jump on
his spine since he has tried everything
else without benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray en-
tertained last Thursday evening IN
honor of the sixth birthday of their
little daughter, Evelyn. Twelve little
guests were entertained with games
and refreshments.
Russell Kimball who returned from
a business trip to Miles City last
week, says that the contracts for the
new railroad have been let and sublet
in that section and there is much act
ivity there in consequence.
Colonel C. C. Melton left on Tues
day for a three weeks trip to st. Paul
Chicago, Duluth, Indiana, Kentucky
and CASPER. The colonel is on
business and pleasure bent.
Mr.. Marshel Jones has returned
from the east after selling property
belonging to Mrs. Jones The Joneses
do not expect to locate in Cody per-
manently.
Mr.. J.. P. Altberger celebrated his
birthday at the Chamberlin this week,
and was very pleasantly remembered
with many flowers and a beautiful
birthday cake, adorned with six
candles. 1t was generally supposed
that ]. P. was over seven.
The Eagles plan on initiating n
of the largest classes of candidates
for wings that has ever been taken
into the order on Monday, April 23rd
A large number of applications have
already been received by Secretary
Erickson.
A large and a~ppreciative audience
saw the pictures of The Cody SIAM
pede, Shoshone Canyon, Cody Road,
Colonel and Mrs. Cody, Game Of the
Yellowstone Park and Yellowstone
Park shown at the Temple Theatre
on Saturday night. These pictures
were all taken by our local photo
grapher, Fay Hiscock, and displayed
skill and painstaking endeavor in
their taking. With proper distribu-
ton, the pictures would do much to
advertise Cody and the Cody road.