, 1924-10-29

News of the death of Mrs. "Tip"
Arnold who will be remembered as
a resident of Cody died on the 18th
day of October, in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold were among the
first residents in Cody where MI.
Arnold conducted a general merchan-
disc store for many years.
Although the date has not been
set, reservations have already been
made for the Stampede ball which
takes place the first part of Decem-
Der. Miss Lillian Bull-that-shows
and Mrs. Other Buffalo of the Grow
reservation have sent over requests
for invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Nuckols are
leaving on Wednesday for their new
home in California, Mr.. Nuckols hav-
ing traded his ranch for an 8O-acre
orange grove about 25 miles from
Los Angeles. S. L. Edwards, to
whom he traded, has come to take
possession. 1t is said that all Mr..
Nuckols takes with him are his
clothes, books, bible, wife and big cal.
Tom Ames was in from his South
Fork ranch on Tuesday.
The White Lunch changed hands
on Monday morning. Mrs. Gertie
Brown sold the restaurant to H. E.
Desmond. MI. Desmont has been
conducting the Mint Cafe, which has
been closed down for the present.
Charles Belden returned from Oma-
ha on Friday where he had been with
a. shipment of cattle. Mr.. Belden
states there were over $4,000 cattle
on the market at that place when he
arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Binney left on
the Monday morning train for Sound
Beech, Conn.,, where they will visit
Mr.. Binney's parents for a month.
Mr. Binney will then go to New Hav-
en- and enter the Yale graduate
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Binney have
spent the past summer in Cody where
they made many friends.
Mrs. Charles A. Evans entertained
in honor of Mrs. Wilson X. Cadman
at bridge on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Williams is giving a
bridge luncheon on Thursday after
noon.
The members of Christ Church
Guild will meet with Mrs. Henry
Pool on Wednesday, November 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Tyler enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday evening
for Mrs. Eoa Brown and Miss Wini-
fred Wilder.
Mrs. r. G. Hopkins is a patient
at the Whitlock hospital in Powell
for a few days.
Andy Martin was in town on Fri
day and Saturday.
w. o. Sanzenbacher was in from
Sunlight on Friday and Saturday.
Prestley Riddle came in on Satur-
day from Sunlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Martin have
moved into town for the winter.
Mrs. Eoa Brown sold the Marinel-
10 Shop on Friday last to Nora Lou
der.
Miss Edith Ward left last Satur-
day morning for Laramie to attend
school at that place.
Bill Bailey came to Cody on Tues
day from Livingston, where he has
been since the closing of the Park,
where he was employed during the
past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Fowler spent
a few days last week in Billings.
Mrs. Eugene Sullivan writes Cody
friends that even if Mr.. Sullivan is
defeated they will always think his
race worth while. as it has shown
them how warm the hearts of their
friends are, and the kindly side Of
many people.
George Baker of Clark, who has
been with a threshing crew in Mon
tana, was in Cody on Saturday.
Mrs. Vera Blaske left on Friday
Mrs. Minnie Ide left oil Thursday
for California to be with her sister,
Miss Seibert, who is quite i'll. Miss
Seibert visited Mrs .Ide last summer.
for her home in Detroit.
Mrs. Eli Jernberg was in town on
Monday.