, 1923-11-21

Jack Tweedle of Valley is spending
a few days in Cody.
Grover Spear of Meeteetse was a
Cody visitor last week.
Otto c. Ager of Billing was a Cody
visitor on Tuesday.
Ed Hope left for Riverton on Mon
day where he will be employed on a
new government irrigation project.
The women of the Episcopal Guild
will hold a Bake Sale and Tea at the
Kozy Korner on Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Jones and Joe Jr., were
among the Cody visitors the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Larom returned
on Tuesday from a vacation at Hun
tiers Hot Springs.
Mrs. William T. Hogg returned to
Cody last week after visiting with rel
atives in Nebraska TO rthe past two
months.
Baby trout from the local hatchery
will be planted in the streams in a
few days. j. F. Files has offered his
truck for distribution purposes.
Ten thousand cars were in the lit
tie town of Wellington, Wyoming,
last Sunday where the big gasser was
brought in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Wisdom, of the
Sylvan Pass ranger station, spent sew
eral days in Cody last week stocking
up with supplies for the winter.
Bill Blackwell and Pontoon Johnny
Burghman have been quite i'll for the
past week, but are now improving and
will soon be able to be around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Rowers were
up from Ralston for a special meeting
of the county commissioners on Tues
day.
Bliss Bayne, assistant fish commits
sioner, came in on Tuesdays train.
Frank S. Smith, state game warden, is
expected shortly.
If you are going to drive to Powell
on Thanksgiving Day and have spare
if you will notify either n of the
banks if you are willing to carry one
or more passengers.
The mile and one-quarter race be-
tween Zev and In Memorium at Chur-
chill Downs, Kentucky, last week,
when Zev won by a whisker, is said
to have been the greatest contest in
horse race history.
George l.. Mauger, in charge of the
construction of the new lunch station
at the eastern entrance to the Park,
was attending to business matters in
Cody last week. Mr.. Mauger states
that the work of construction on the
new building is progressing in a very
satisfactory manner, and that the sta
ton will be finished in ample time for
the e tourist season.
Mr. Robert c. Horne, executive
secretary of the Episcopal church in
Wyoming, was the guest of Dean
Blaske this week while in Cody rep
~resenting Bishop Thomas in some bus
mess matters.
Mrs. Henry Sayles and son Henry
Jr. returned from Rochester, MINI.
on Saturday, where young Sayles has
been n patient in the Mayo Brothers
hospital following a serious operation
They left for their home in Meeteetse
on Sunday.
l.. B. Smith ("Smithy") writes from
Santa Barbara, California, compli
menting the Enterprise, the Foresr
Service and the Cody Club upon Their
prompt action in regard to the Soutl
Fork elk which saved the herd from
determination during the big snov
storm.
Word has been received of the mar
rage of Miss Virginia st. Denis t.
George w. Giles, in Portland, Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles will motor to Cod,
after n honeymoon at the sea shore
and be at home to their friends this
months.
Chairman Phillips of the Entertain.
ment committee of the Cody club, i.
e~ndeavoring to secure enough auto
mobiles to take the football team anc
n big crowd of rooters to Powell OF
Thanksgiving day for the football
game. Everyone who intends to Sc,
the game should get in touch with Mr.
Phillips and arrange to take a full
carload to help encourage the tean
and cheer them on to victory.