, 1923-05-16

MISS Edltn ward mas accepted a
position in the post-office.
Mrs. Lloyd Evans spent several
days in Billings last week.
J. M. schwoob made a brief bust
ness trip to Thermopolis last week.
W. S. Robbins was a passenger on
Mondays train.
Mr.. jim Dickie Of Dickie has re-
turned to Wyoming after a trip to
California and Old Mexico.
Last Saturday the wapiti Stage got
a sick cylinder and Pat Kelly's faith
full old White took it to the hospital.
Mrs. Richard Hughes of Lowell is
visiting with the Frost and Volckmer
families in Cody this week.
Jeff Chapman is convalescing in
the Powell Hospital where he was
recently operated upon.
who has left for Cheyenne to assume
his duties a. member of the Board of
Equalization.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Hopkins were
in from Clarks Fork the end of the
week and report an IS per cen lamb
crop.
Howard F. Bell left Tuesday morn
ing for Riverton on business matters
in connection with an irrigation pro-
ject near that city.
Mrs. Fred Houston and son Walter
left on Tuesday for Casper where
they will make an extended visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Neithammer.
Annual American Legion Benefit
Ball at the Temple on Friday May
25th. Lowell orchestra will furnish
the music.
Clay Jolly who lived in Billings
when that populous town was a cross
roads, anne in Mondays train to re-
main until after the Stampede.
c. H. Studebaker was in town this
week, bringing with him Albert
Hartung's boy who showed symptoms
of tick fever.
Mrs. Charles D. Blaine returned
Monday from the Powell Hospital
where she has been a patient for the
past two weeks.
w. w. Ford is spending a few DAYS
in Casper, Cheyenne and Denver on
business connected with the Enalpac
Co holdings in Oregon Basin.
Mr.. w. E. Pearson, cashier of the
First National Bank of Lowell had a
mario wescape from serious injury on
Tuesda ywhen his car went over the
bank at the Corbett bridge.
Mrs. May Klein and family of Nee
teetse returned Tuesday evening from
the Thermopolis Hot Springs where
they have been enjoyong a vacation
and taking the baths and treatment.
Fred A. Whitney Jr. and Dick
Whitney motored over from Meetee-
tse on Monday to meet Miss Edna
McCauley of Denver who will be a
guest at the Whitney ranch for sev-
eral weeks.
j. A. Cruickshank Of Cheyenne,
Chief Clerk of the Railway mail SER
vice vas in Cody on Tuesday to give
the case examination to the employ
of the local office, all of whom
the examination with high
averages.
Ed Hope had the misfortune to
sustain a broken arm when he fell
down stairs at a local rooming house.
Hope is lucky to get off with a
broken arm as the fall was a serious
one and he might have been fatally
injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hargett, son
Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Tanner of Greybull, motored to Cody
last Friday and spent the day with
MIR. and Mrs. B. B. Harbaugh and
family.
Monte Jones is building a fine con-
crete swimming pool at the T. E.
Ranch which will add much to the
pleasure and comfort of the owner,
Mr.. Groves, his family and guests.
The new pool will be 10 by 80 feet
and with a maximum depth of six
feet.
A class of five candidates for mem
bership in the Eagles were initiated
into the mysteries of the Order on
Monday night. Four Of the new
members were from Elk Basin and
Judge w. S. Owens made the fifth.
All of them enjoyed the rites of the
initiation, especially Judge Owens
who says that he received a very I'M
expected reply when he answered the
telephone.