, 1923-05-09

IN Cody this week.
E. P. Bowman of Meeteetse was a
business visitor in Cody this week.
Asa Matthews of Powell was a visi-
tor in Cody this week.
Aara Kinsley of Sunshine was
in Cody on Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Carol Hume of Fresno, Calf
ornia is a guest at the Irma.
Henry Sayles of Meeteetse was in
Cody on Tuesday.
H. w. Darrah returned on Monday
from a business trip to Casper.
C. T. Davis of Casper was calling
oil the Cody garages last week.
A. T. Loftsgarden of Powell was
a business visitor in Cody this week.
Bob Chapman of the YU force is
spending a few days in Cody.
]. j. Martin of Glasgow, Scotland
is registered at the Chamberlin.
]. M. Baston who has been in Cas-
per on business for several days came
in on Mondays train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Goppert are the
proud parents of a baby girl born at
the Powell Hospital on Saturday.
y
]. F. Russell of Hollywood, Calf,
was a business visitor in Cody this
week.
j. V. Starke and family of Creole,
Colorado are guests at the Chamber
lin.
E. P. Lane of Laramie was attend
ing to business matters in Cody this
week.
Walter Houston who is now located
in Casper and associated with the
Neitheimer boys in their packing
house arrived on Monday for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hurlburt of
Sunshine were attending to import
ant business matters in Cody this
week
Scott Lyall of Powell, one of the
prominent bankers of the Project
country was t~ransacting business in
Cody this week.
Charles j. Bangert, Sec'y and
Treas. of the Thermopolis Chamber
of Commerce, died in California last
week.
Walter l.. Hoffman was in from the
ranch last week. He reports the wool
les as being in fine shape, and expects
to mark about 80 per cent of lambs.
Dave Dickie is among the many
Thermopolis flok who are planning to
come to the Stampede.
w. T. Killebrew of Thermopolis,
Maintaince Engineer for the State
Highway Department was in Cody
this week.
Walter Brayton, the efficient new
road supervisor in the Clarks Fork
country, was in town on Tuesday and
reports that he is getting his section
of road in first class condition.
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Minnie lde and Professor Ralph
b. Hardin of the Cody High School
were in Meeteetse on Monday to at
enc to matters in connection with
the Meeteetse community school.
Mrs. James w. Rousseau is expected
home this week from Shenandoah,
Iowa where she has been since the
funeral of her father, M. B. Campbell
who died in Oakland California on
April 30th.
F. C. Palmer and S. NJ. Zukor of
Helena representing the Chicago
Wool Warehouse are in Cody this
week ~transacting business with the
local w~oolgrowers.
Sixteen children of the st. Anth-
ony's Catholic Church Sunday School
enjoyed a picnic in a grove IN the
Shoshone River on Sunday afternoon
The picnic party was chaperoned by
Mrs. r. /. Volckmer. Mrs. Frank
Kurtz and Mrs. John Weber.
Archie Menzies and Vernon Spen-
Ger we're in attendance at the Master
Plumbers Convention held n Thermo-
polls on Friday and Saturday of last
week. They returned Sunday and
were enthusiastic over the cordial re-
ception and fine class of entertain
ment extended TO the convention by
the people of Thermopolis.
Or. T. J.. Ice Of Powell has recent
ly been appointed as a member of the
State Dental Board. DIR. Ice has been
practicing his profession in the Pow
ell country for several years, and with
his pleasant personality and except
ional ability has built up a large prac
tice. His many friends will be pleas