, 1923-05-09

l.. X. Johnson was down from the
South Fork or Tuesday.
Fred Morris and son Leonard have
been in town for a couple of days.
Scott Lyall was up from Powell on
Tuesday.
Andy Martin was in town the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Newell of Pitch
fork were in Cody on Monday.
Mrs. May Klein and children of
Meeteetse were in Cody on Monday.
Attorney George B Kerper of Pow
ell was a Cody visitor this week.
w. W. Wister of Ishawooa is regis
tered at the Irma.
John C. Shupak of Bridger was a
Cody visitor the last of the week.
w. j. Crawford and wife of Los
Angeles, were Cody visitors last week
MI. anu MIS-. .. D.. TNOrLOH VI Dull
falo Wyoming are guests at the Irma.
Thomas Long of Powell was an in
terested visitor at the Cody Club
luncheon on Monday.
A. L. Brooks of Keene, N. H. who
is a guest at the Majo Rranch for the
summer was in Cody this week.
J.. P. Riley who has been working
at the Cooper ranch on Sage Creek
in Cody last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. johnson of
Livingston Montana are guests at the
Irma.
Mrs. Merna Ruger of Casper is Wis
iting with her mother Mrs. Will
Richard.
Percy A. Calkins of Cleveland, Ohio
was in Cody last week, attending to
business matters and visiting with old
friends and acquaintance.
Dave Jones returned last week from
an extended ~sojourn in Battle Creek
His health is much i'm
proved.
CODY, WYOMING-THE LAST
AND THE BEST OF THE WEST.
Mrs. Lawrence Nordquist is a pa
tient in the Powell Hospital where
she was recently operated upon by DR.
A party of four from New York
City will arrive on Thursday for a
outfitted by the Arrowhead
Ranch.
Mrs. Joe Freeborg and Miss Elsie
Ebert spent several days in Billings
last week, visiting with friends and
doing the shops.
Jack Horisky last week left town
for McDonaIds' sheep camp where he
has accepted a position as chaperon
to a bunch of woolies.
MI. H. Coleman and ]. L. Brown
arrived in Cody to day from Denver
to commence surveying operations on
lic SOutu TOIh INOdu.
The free dance given to the people
of Cody by Messrs, Thurston, Tink-
com and Frost last Thursday night
very well attended, the music
was excellent and all present had a
most enjoyable time.
Uncle John Myers has resigned his
position as %janitor of the Court House
and Mr.. McGonigle. of Garland has
accepted the position. He viii as
sumo his duties May 18th.
Last Friday evening the High
School Gymnasium was the scene of
n of the school events of the year,
when the Juniors entertained the
Eeniors at an elaborate banquet that
was prepared and served by the
ladies Aid of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Charles Zagrans of Denver, repre-
senting Metro pictures was in Cody
this week to contract with Manager
Corder Of the Temple Theatre for
some of the latest releases and fea-
ture pictures.
The motion pictures taken by Fay
Hiscock of the Cody Stampede, yell
lowstone Park, Shoshone Dam, Big
Game, Buffalo Bill and other scenes
in and around Cody were shown at
the Temple on Friday afternoon for
the benefit of the High School. The
high school orchestra under the dir
ection Of Professor Cooper gave a
number of selections that were enjoy
ed by a large audience, and the pic
lures were especially well received
and thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. A. Mullen returned to Cody
last week after an absence Of several
months in Lander and Omaha where
she was visiting with her daughter,