, 1923-05-16
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

August Schultz has gone to KEEL
logg, Iowa, for a visit of a few weeks
L. R. Ewart motored to Powell on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fritzler were
among the Saturday shoppers in Cody
Mary A Say Of Bald Ridge was in
town on a shopping expedition on
Thursday and Friday.
Charlie Enochs and his road crew
started for the Park for the summe
on Saturday morning.
Marshall Hay has a couple of dudes
in prospect to wrangle for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Truman Stevens and daughter
of Bridgeport, Nebraska, IN visiting
William Felsheim and family.
Ellis Taylor and family moved this
week to the Houston residence at 1O1
East Bleistein Avenue.
Buster Richard, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richard is confined
to his home with scarlet fever.
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Mrs. Hills Jordon who has been
spending the winter months in Dem
yer arrived in Cody last week.
Winnie Knott will NOW whiskers
in Meeteetse for awhile. He is now
employed in the Starkey barber shop
in that place.
"Jerky Bill" Solomon was in from
the sticks last week. He says he
won't be out again until the SIAM
pede.
Pete Everett who hibernates in
Red Gulch over in the Clarks Fork
country, has come out until the snow
flies again next fall.
No less a person than J.. P. Morgan
is working for Carl Thomson. Mr..
Morgan is from Montana, however,
and has no Wall street affiliations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Fuerth of
New York will leave Cody on the 81
of May with Shorty Kelly to hunt for
bear.
AS arranged by a special committee
of the Cody Club, the opening hour
for stores from June 1 to October 1
will be z A. M.
Miss Fern Ashley who has been
teaching at Valley this winter is spend
ing a few days in Cody with her sis
ter, Miss Margaret Ashley.
Mrs. S. A. Eldred and Miss
Florence returned home tuesday af-
ter a visit of several weeks with
friends in Missoula, Montana.
All of the glass was broken from
the care, but Mr.. Pearson was unin-
jured and proceeded to Cody with
Rev. d. R. Blaske who happened to
be passing.
! The Ford was hauled back on the
road and brought to town where some
minor repairs were made and Mr..
Pearson returned home on Wednes-
day morning.
Eek Binder is expecting a visit
from his parents in Pottstown, Penn,
this summer. They are planning to
com by motor, arriving in time for
the Stampede.
Mrs. w. T. Hogg went to Billings
last week to meet her daughter Miss
Mary who vas returning home from
Hollywood, California, after the close
of the school term. They returned to
Cody on Tuesday.
Doctor Towne and Mr.. Peery of
New York and Mr.. Bunker of Chicago
will arrive in Cody the latter part of
the week and will leave on the 21st
with Ned Frost for the Elk Fork
country in quest of bear.
Late reports from Powell Hospital
state that Harold Boynton who was
operated upon last week for %appendi-
citis and was in a serious condition
for several days, is recovering rapidly
and that his convalescence is nov only
a matter of time.
C. G. Bradford and Fred Richard
are in the hills of the Northfork
country on n bear hunt. Mr.. Brad
ford recently purchased the Jack
Graves ranch on North Fork and is
making extensive additions and re-
pairs to his ranch home.
Mr.. Pearson was on his way to
Cody to attend the Masonic meeting,
when just after he had crossed the
Corbett bridge, the steering gear fail
ed and the Ford Sedan that he vas
driving RI noff the grade, turned up
side down and finally rolled over on
its side.