, 1923-08-15
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Misses Katherine and Helen Scholes
of Council Bluffs, Iowa, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Workman.
Walter F. Scholes of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, is, visiting with his
father c. r. Ccholes.
Mrs. S. Isabelle Lavender and son
Joe, accompanied by Doctor and Mrs.
C. Grant Manlove enjoyed a trip
through Yellowstone Park last week.
Mrs. Lawrence Nordquist was in
town on Friday and feeling much
better since the oper ation she under
went recently.
Misses Dorothy and Grace Taylor
of Grand Island, Nebraska, returned
home last week after having spent
the past month visiting with Mrs. W..
T. Hogg.
Postmaster Sonners looks as he
used to after the Park County Fair,
when he was lodging creditors. The
holiday day business will be play to
the postoffice force after this sum-
mer's rush.
Major f. S. Hopes, looking good
for all of fifty years yet, after his
summe in the mountains, was down
from Valley on Sunday. Major
E. S. Hopes purchased a residence
which he will improve and use as his
town house.
Miss Vera-Vay Hammond and Miss
George Stout of Columbus, Ohio,
were among the tourist arrivals on
Friday. They declared Cody wa the
first town that had not charged them
for camping privileges and was more
like the West as they had pictured it
than any place they had encountered
on their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F S. Pavitt of Tor
rington, Wyoming were Cody visitors
on Monday, enroute to their home
after an extended trip through yell
lowstone and Glacier National Parks.
Mr.. Pavitt is owner and editor of the
Torrington Telegram, one of the
most interesting weekly publications
in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Volckmer and
Buster Larson left Sunday in the new
Dodge car for Chicago and New York
City. They were accompanied as far
as Casper by Miss Evelyn Ward. The
Volckmers expect to be gone a month
stopping in Chicago to visit with re-
l~atives, and Mrs. Volckmer will select
the latest creations for her shop from
the wholesale houses in New York
City.
If as good use was made of all the
money gwen by the County Commits
sioners for roads as was made of the
500 given by them to the people
living along the road to Cooke City
en- the upper Clarks Fork there woald
BE email groui.d for complaint about
loads. For this small sum they Tut
the roal in very rood condition as
far a The Montana line, doing the
vtrk u crraNes and making every
dollar count.
Miss Adelaide Fairbanks-one Of
tic incest dudines of the ummcr-I
let r lndiar apolis, Indiana,
Satur a. ter a short stay at d loo II
r-n'h Mis- Fairbanks, who, T.th
her l.rotlr +, is one of the owners of
= = -t'iiu 1I'Es INCWS, may tti-u
fs.r the lun.ire season, going out an
d.f IT,. lrriance of no less a person
thar. bat celebrated hunter Johnhy
Golf.
The medals and decoration Paul
Christman wore at the services at
the Temple on Friday made one
think of the stories he could tell if
ba wapta1 IN. Rnf ha sayS ha doeel
not want to-that it wouldn't do at
all-not a-tall-particularly those of
the days when he was stationed in
Borneo. Upon this occasion he was
wea ling medals obtained in the
Spanish War;, the PHILIPPINES Insur-
rection and for service at a Spanish
War Camp. He had four more decora
tons at home which he received for
service in Sumartra, Java and Borneo
the island possessions of his native
country, Holland.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH