, 1923-05-30

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Barry Williams has three hunting
parties booked for the fall season.
John Dahlem is amongst us onct
again.
Glen Brough of Clarks Fork was
visiting in Cody on Saturday.
Rufus Wilson was oven from the
ranch neal Meeteetse last week.
Rush Race of Billings is a guest at
the Irma this week. Mr.. Race is a
noted marksman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pool spent
Sunday at the Blackburn ranch on
Wood River.
AL McClanahan who has been liv-
ing in Thermopolis for the winter has
returned to Cody for a visit.
Lionel and Williams Bailey of Will
wood Camp were in Cody OF Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bub Cox and Mrs. Tom Ames
were in the Clarks Fork Country last
week looking over some dude ponies.
Mrs. James Winsor was down from
the ranch on Rattlesnake on Thurs
day.
]. NJ. Schwoob motored to Grey
bull to attend a banquet given by the
Lions Club on Tuesday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. o. B. c. Kinney re-
turned from Billings on Monday
where Mrs. Kinney has been under
the care of a specialist.
Miss Mabel Watson left Monday
morning for a months visit in Den
yer, Grand Island, Nebraska, and
other Colorado points.
Professor and Mrs. Rudy w. Coop
err left last week for a short visit at
their old home in Iowa, they will re,
turn to Cody in their car.
Bert Oliver arrived in Cody or
Sunday from Meeteetse where he has
been employed by the Greybull Cor
poration.
Miss Josephine Gentner and brother
Charles are spending a fortnight with
their sister, Mrs. Bernie Blackstone
of Sheets Flat.
Mrs. S. Bert Bent and young sor
of Pryor arrived in Cody on Sunday
for a short visit with her mother Mrs
Ref.
Anybody who wishes Stampede
posters to send to their friends may
have them by asking at the Enter
prise.
Edwin Hall arrived in Cody last
week from Forsyth where he has
been attending school this winter. He
will spend several weeks at Pahaska
and may decide later to attend ar
eastern school for the summer term
Harry Griffin of Burlington, one
of the prosperous woolgrowers of the
lower Greybull country was attend
ing to business matters in Cody this
week.
Stub Jones was in from the AL
drich Lodge this week for the first
time in nearly a year. Strange how
one can stay away from the bright
lights so long.
Ralph Johnson of Meeteetse was a
Cody visitor this week for the first
time in a year. Mr.. johnson is con
nected with the Meeteetse Mercantile
Company.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Charles Webster and
Mrs. Bennion were in Cody this week
W flctt SlNhC anu ONSh S''tS
who have heen attending the Poly
techic at Billings.
Ernest Ruger' returned Saturday
from a visit of several weeks dura-
ton with his parents in Philadelphia
returning by way of Casper where he
spent several days visiting with his
brother Harry and other Codyite;
who are now living in Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Fuerth Of
New York City started on n beal
hunt with Shorty Kelly. The hum
will last until thew get a ~silver-tir
but they expect to be back in time fol-
the Stampede.
r. N. Wilson was we from the OF
camp at Bowler last week for a shor
visit with his family. Mr.. Wilson
has entirely recovered from his un
pleasant experience last winter wheI
he was caught in a blizzard and hi
ears were frozen.
Lou johnson who has been rancl
foreman for the YU ranch for man,
years, is taking n rest from his dutiet
at the ranch and plans on spending
couple of weeks at the DeMari
Springs taking the baths in the hop
of getting relief from rheumatism
with which he is suffering.
Pat Kelly is doing some great worl
on the road through the Canyon, wild
ening the roadbed where it is possible
and removing some of the points tina
have been Objectionable. Many Of thu
sharp curve have been removed ant
when his contract is finished the roat
will be in better shape than yer be
fore.
Rhode Vernon who so narrowly es
cnnod hainn Iillad from n fall In fh,