, 1923-10-31
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs. ]. E. Forrest returned on We'd
nesday from a short visit in Billings.
j. Mack Anderson left on Friday
for his home at Omaha, Nebraska,
after having spent several months on
S%outhfork.
Mrs. Ollie Carhu of Greybull is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Glen New
ton.
James McCregor, well known sheep
man from Worland, Wyoming, was
visiting with Cody friends on Friday
and Saturday.
Monte Jones was in from the TIE
ranch last week after a truck load of
winter supplies.
Mrs. A. |. Hazard, of Billings,
Montana, arrived in Cody last week to
accept a position at the TIE ranch for
the winter.
A. T. Loftsgaarden of Powell was
a Cody visitor on Friday.
Arthur Cunningham of Powell, who
has been spending several days in
Cody since closing his restaurant in
the Project town, left for Powell on
Saturday to dispose of the balance of
his rooming house furniture, before
leaving for California where he plans
to spend the winter.
f. S. McPeake, who has been work
ing in local tonsorial parlors for the
past two years, left on Saturday for
St. Paul, Minnesota, where he will
join his father. McPeake, who is a
capable workman, has recently be-
come a victim of heart leakage, and
being aggravated by a dropsical con-
dition, has so impaired his health that
he has been unable to work for the
past two months.
Fred Morris and son Leonard were
in from the Morris ranch on Saturday.
Edward Scovel of Meeteetse is in
Cody this week to assist in unloading
and driving the new tractor and separ-
ator that o. B. Mann has recently
purchased, to the Mann ranch on the
Greybull river.
Barry Williams and Freddie Sayles
returned on Saturday from an extend
ed visit in New York, Boston, and
Philadelphia, and will spend the win
ter al the Deer Creek ranch on South
Fork.
Roy NJ. Webster of Meeteetse was
a business visitor in Cody on Friday.
Mr.. Webster has disposed of practi-
cally all of his cattle interests, and
with Angus Linton has purchased the
Service Garage at Meeteetse.
L.. A. Willard of Worland, Wyom-
ing, income tax collector for northern
Wyoming, was attending to business
matters in connection with his depart
ment in Cody the past week.
C. A. Mcclure, of Denver, Colorado,
made his regular semi-annual pilgrim
age to Cody and Big Horn basin towns
the past week.
A party of hunters including A. d.
Minamyer and E. Beck, of Sheridan,
Wyoming; Captain Barber and H. A.
Mills, of Casper, Wyoming, have been
making their headquarters at Holm
Lodge for the past week, and making
short trips into the hills in quest of
game.
R. NJ. Miller of Midwest, Woming,
superintendent of the Ohio Oil com
pany, and Fred Bartlett, also of Mid
west, were in Cody on Friday attend
ing to matters in connection with the
Ohio Oil company well in Oregon
basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Farling, of Sher-
idan, Wyoming, were guests at the
Irma hotel on Friday.
Bill Keyes, of Hardin, Montana,
has been circulating among his friends
in Cody the past week.
s. NJ. Milton, of Billings, Montana,
was calling on Cody merchants this
week.
dad" Davis, who has been chap
eroning the buck herd for several To-
cal sheepmen, has come to town for
the winter, accompanied by his faith
full friends, "Togo" and dewey"
Doc Walters, who has been at the
TIE ranch for the summer, is in town
for a few weeks.
Eugene johnson, who has been m
ployed on the staff of the horsemen
who look to the care and comfort of
the thoroughbreds at the Hoodoo
ranch, left on Monday for his home in
Kentucky.
Mr.. Morris Fortuin of Nazareth,
Pennsylvania, returned on Thursday
from n two weeks hunting trip with
Bud Cox and Art Holman. Mr.. For
tuin secured n fine bull elk.
Nj. and Mrs. E. v. Robertson re-
turned on Monday from Billings, ac-
companied by Mrs. McEachron and
daughter of Cardiff. Wales.
Peter Sabotta Of Arcadia, Wiscon-
sin, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Verna Sabotto. and his sister,
Mrs. William Felsheim, left on We'd
nesday for their home at Arcadia, aft
err having spent several weeks in Cody.
Mr.. Sabotta is very favorably impress