, 1923-02-21
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE
via June Little

MIS-. w. VI. oiinpSon mas iebuiIicu
from her travelling and will remain
in Cody for some time.
Walter Peterman, ranger at Isha-
wooa, has been in town for a few
days.
Will Richard departed for Africa
last week, where he will hunt big
game. He expects to return in three
or four months.
Ray Larson, Miss Grace Files, Miss
Alice Files and a party of young
people made a trip up South Fork on
Sunday, going as far as Valley.
Hurricane Bill Herrick is still trap
ping somewhere in the Sunlight
country, but is expected in town now
most any time.
Mrs r. p. Hindman has taken over
the hemstitching machine of Mrs.
Cassidy and will do hemstitching
from now on. Phone 1T. 20
There was a bridge party at the
home of DR.. Louis Howe on Monday
evening. About sixteen guests were
present, all of whom had an enjoy
able evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Injun Joe Mathieson
were among V%alleyites who came
down for the Eagles Ball. They re-
turned to Valley the following morn
ing.
County Attorney Goppert informs
us that contrary to expectations, the
barrel which was broken by mistake
in court last week, was not paid for
by the tax payers but by Mr.. Goppert
himself. Our mistake.
Rev. A. M. Shepard returned last
Friday from Denver. Mr.. Shepard
had been receiving medical attention
in the Colorado city and his many
friends are glad to see him back
again.
We note the name of Tyler c.
Bronson in New York papers as
among recent ardent golfers at Pine
hurst, North Carolina. "Tibby" will
be remembered as having visited
Barry Williams last summer.
Burr Spalding rode his saddlepony
into town on Monday and returned
on Tuesday. Spalding has been win
Itering on his homestead neal Isha-
wooa and this is the first time we
have seen him in town this winter.
James E. Ashley of Ishawooa vas
in Cody attending to business matters
on Tuesday. Nj. Ashley lives on the
upper Aldrich Ranch, which reminds
us that Sam Ildrich and his husky
form was also observed in Cody the
first of the week.
Vernon Spencer who has been
trapping for several months away up
in the mountains near the head of
North Fork, came to town in time
for the Eagles Ball. Spencer has
some excellant furs which he will
hold for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Larom, after
several days spent in Cody following
their return from Cheyenne and
Billings, have returned to the Valley
Ranch. Larry expects to go East in
a few weeks, while Mrs. Larom will
make a visit in California.
w. w. Buddy" Wister, who has
for some months been making his
home with Mickey Downs at the
Downs Ranch near Valley, is plann-
ing to leave in several weeks for a
visit to his home in Philadelphia. He
expects to return again to this
country sometime in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Cox write that
they are having a great visit in New
York and that they expect to return
to their ranch sometime in March.
Bub says that he thinks he has quite
a few dudes lined up for the coming
season but that one never knows until
he sees them get off the train.
"E. II. Richards of East Africa"
was the rather startling entry in the
Irma Hotel register one day last week
AS Bill Richard had just left on the
same day for his hunting trip to
Africa, we rather imagined he had
stopped at the Irma for n minute be-
fore departing and had become so
excited over his trip that he already
signed himself as from Africa. The
man however proved to be a Metho-
dist Missionary who came in Satur-
day and remained over until Monday,
making n speech in Cody wbila berr