, 1923-11-07
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

w. Love went to Omaha with the
last shipment of Greybull Pool cattle.
Mr.. B. C. Rumsey was in town on
Saturday for a few hours.
Brook Boron of Wapiti was a Cody
visitor this week.
l.. w. Schultz returned from Omaha
Saturday, where he marketed his cat
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lowe were
Cody visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. b. c. Rumsey came down from
B~lackwater Camp on Monday to at
tend a meeting of the library board.
mike" Dayer writes that Terre
Haute is all right but not the place
he thought it was since living in Cody.
Mrs. A. G. Appenzeller of Miles
City, Montana, is visiting her daugh-
ter in Cody this week.
John Pepper. of Worland, Wyom-
ing, old time shepherd of the Basin
country, is a Cody visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edward Sig
gins are visiting with relatives at
Lowell, Wyoming.
Miss Libbie Rooney, teacher at the
Marquette school, was a Cody visitor
on Saturday.
Col. c. C. Melton has joined the
rank of motorists, having purchased
the Packard twin-six roadster from
]. p. Altberger last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S~tambaugh were
down from the ranch on Tuesday and
Wednesday to get a load of supplies
before the next snow storm.
MI. and Mrs. Frank w. Kurtz re-
turned on Tuesday from Billings
where Mrs. Kurtz has been visiting
for the past two weeks.
John Orser and Lou Ericsson rode
wei from the Crow reservation on
Tuesday and report the roads very
slick for saddle horses.
Dave Shelly has purchased from
Mrs. Anna Peake the building he has
occupied for so many years and is
surprising it with a coat of paint.
Since the publication of the story
about his bear, Clay Tyler says he
is convinced it pay to advertise in
the Enterprise.
Mrs. Ernest T. Ebert returned on
Friday from Longmont, Colorado,
where she has been enjoying a pleas
ant visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Edith Brundage left on Tues
day for Long Beach, California, after
spending the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Evans.
Mrs. David Freeborg was hostess
to the U. S. c. Woman's Club Thurs
day. The next meeting will be No
vember % with Mrs. Ernest Ebert.
w. w. Buddy" Wister left for
Philadelphia on Monday after a Jolly
summer at the Morris ranch on North
Fork. He will engage in the marine
insurance business upon his return.
What looked like u cloud over the
sur last Tuesday was in reality tur-
key feathers from the picking that
was going on over the county getting
the birds ready for market.
T. ]. Mac Gown of New York, who
has been spending the summer at the
Majo ranch, left on Monday for a
short visit in California. He will re-
turn to New York before the holidays.
The defendant in the Bert Lampitt
case has filed a brief before the su-
preme court asking a new trial. The
brief contains 1900 pages and repre-
sents three months of work on the
part of his attorneys.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Schultz and
Mrs. Fred Houston were entertained
to Sunday dinner at the Albert
Schultz home. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Schultz and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Ebert were callers.
Miss Blanca Dean has accepted a
position at the State Training School
at Lander, Wyoming, and will take in
struction in special class work with a
view of teaching special classes in
rural districts throughout the state.
Mrs. A. l.. Pearson and children
were Sunday dinner guests of the j.
E. Cooper family. Other callers were
Mrs. Emily Pearson. Miss Amanda
Pearson, Lou Pearson, Fred Mcneil,
Mr.. Mcdonald, MI. Ingraham and
Miss Betty Walters.