, 1923-04-18
MAINLY D PEOPLE

C. B. Hyde of Omaha was register
ed at the Irma this week.
ton was a guest at the Irma this week
Dave Good was in from the ranch
on Monday.
Mrs. Annice Phelps of Pitchfork
was a Cody visitor on Monday.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
Henry Pool on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Martin of Nee
teetse motored into Cody on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Henry Sayles of Pitchfork
was in Cody on a shopping tour this
week.
Winnie Mott upset in the canyon
last Sunday but cause he's so skinny
it didn't hurt Winnie.
F. w. Powell and E. J.. Miller Of
Wildwood Camp spent Sunday in
Cody.
Miss Marie Lois Kibble spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Rod
gers at POWELL
Prante Brothers have added a new
five passenger touring car to augment
their fleet of trucks.
Senator S. A. Nelson of Powell
vas attending to business matters at
the Court House on Saturday.
Arthur Cunningham of Powell was
attending to business matters in Cody
this week.
Mrs. Stanley Christopher who has
been visiting with her sister Mrs. d.
E. HOLSTER will leave for her home
in Kansas City on Thursday.
E. E. "Longdistance" Wilson of
Cheyenne was calling on his custo-
mers among Cody merchants this
week.
Mrs. Lloyd Buchanan returned
from Cheyenne on Monday after a
visit of several weeks at the home of
her parents.
Judge Ed Manning was in from
Paint Creek on Tuesday and reports
everyone doing as well as could be
expected.
Fred N. Pearson Of Burlington,
Iowa one of the directors of the
I,:..% Ny,o,l po-L of CnIu pvoc ot-
First National Bank of Cody was in
town on business this week.. .-..-..
The ION TO DENVER" class will
be initiated by the Eagles or Monday
April 23rd and every member is urged
to bring in at least n application
for admission to the Order.
Mrs. Hugo tombstone who was a
guest at Blackwater Camp and spent
some time in Cody has been at Coco
nut Grove, Florida, the past winter.
Mrs. tombstone is "Fat Boys" mother
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Simpson
returned Tuesday from a ten days
trip to points i nthe Basin. The trip
made with pleasure and comfort in
their new coupe. Mr.. Simpson has
been attending to important legal
matters in Thermopolis.
Pat Dugan and Ed Hurlbert sheep
shearers from Montana arrived in
Cody on Wednesday to look over the
local situation and arrange for the
shearing season.
Robert Trumbull has purchased a
lot mex to Mrs. Julia Goodman's
house on Rumsey Avenue and will
put one of his houses from Wiley on
it. The excavation for the basement
is now being made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam w. Aldrich re-
turned Monday from Billings where
Mr.. Aldrich had undergone an opera
ton for appendicitis. He is recover
ing rapidly and will % be as good
as ever.
Mrs. E. f. Dunn has sold two essays
to Scribners Magazine. This is a
real triumph as Scribners is recog-
nized as one of the high class maya
zines of the country and an accept
ance means that the writer has pro-
duced something of more than usual
merit.
Mrs. Carl F. Shuler recently return
ed from a short visit in Casper where
Mr.. Shuler is now located. Mrs.
Shuler expects to return to Casper
soon to join her husband who has
secured a very responsible position
with one of the large markets of
Casper.
The case of George Soth against
the town Of Cody for damages in the
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