, 1923-05-02


Cody this week on business.
MI. and Mrs. G. C. Dillavou of
Basin are guests at the Chamberlin.
Glen Simpson who has been at Big
Horn, Wyo. is locating in Lucerne.
Colonel C. C. Melton returned
Monday from a months trip to east
ern cities and CASPER.
Jack Forbes arrived Tuesday from
Santa Barbara, California for a
months visit at the Deer Creek Ranch
Albert B. Felsheim leaves today
for Billings where he will consult a
doctor in regard to his health.
Carl Downing, deputy game warden
was in Cody this week on official
business.
Andrew Bills of Livingston arrived
in Cody last week, and has assumed
the position as day clerk at the Irma.
Hardy Shull was talking things
I'VE with friends in town the end of
the week.
Dwight E. HOLSTER left on Satur-
day morning via Cheyenne for a
short business trip to New York City
Tom Davenport has returned to
Cody from a winters visit with
friends and relatives in Arkansas.
Mrs. Truman Stevens of Bridge
port, Nebraska, arrived in Cody on
Monday for a visit with her brothers,
William and Albert Felsheim.
F. v. H. Collins, a well-known at
torney from Forsyth, Montana is
spending a few days in Cody visiting
with Mrs. Lulu Hall.
Charles McEachron of the Basin
Republican is spending a few days in
Cody visiting with his parents and
many friends.
Mrs. E. A. Goldsby who recently
operated upon for appendicitis at a
Billings Hospital, is recovering rapid
ly and will soon be able to return
home.
MI. and Mrs. William Walden are
visiting with MI. and Mrs. James
Corder this week. Mr.. Walden is con
nected with the Pathe Pictures Cor
poration.
Mrs. W. w. Green is a patient in
a Billings Hospital where she sub
mitted to a severe operation last
week. Late reports from Billings
bring the welcome news that Mrs.
Green is convaleseing very rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Archers arrived
Saturday from Casper for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Siggins. The
Archers plan on making Cody their
home and Mr.. Archer has accepted a
position with L. c.. Freeman, Inc.
Manager Jim Corder of the Temple
Theatre is to be congratulated upon
the fine entertainment that he is
providing for lovers of the movies,
The picture "When Knighthood was
in Flower" was one of the best at
fractions shown in Cody in a long
time.
Several car from Cody, Powell
Wildwood Camp and Thermopolis left
last week for California. About
twenty people will comprise the en-
tire party who expect to spend sever.
al months on a tour of the Pacific
coast states, returning to their re-
spective homes late in the summer.
A. ]. Melvin and wife arrived in
Cody or Tuesday, having motored
through from the coast by way of
the southern route. Mr.. Melvin will
have charge of the garage at Pahaska
this season.
Alfred E. Lyle and wife of Billings
are in Cody this week. Mr.. Lyle
is a prominent building contractor of
the Montana metropolis, and is here
to attend to important business mat
tiers.
L. f. Laird, Superintendent of the
State Highway Commission was at
tending to official business in Cody
and vicinity this week.
The convention Of managers of
Wild West shows which was to be
held in Cheyenne in April has been
abandoned owing to the fact that too
few could spare the time to attend.
Mrs. Ella Davis who has been en-
ployed at the Hopkins ranch on
Clarks Fork was in town the end of
the week. Mrs. Davis who has been
in i'll health for some time expects to
go to the Powell hospital for medical
attention soon.