, 1924-06-18

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Chas. Workman is driving a new
Studebaker purchased through the
Ned Frost agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Spencer Wis
tied with home folks in Cody Sun
day.
Miss Margaret Kennedy of Utica,
New York, arrived in Cody Wednes-
day and will make her home with
her aunt, Mrs. R. I. Volckmer.
H. l.. Culver expects to leave for
Omaha soon where he will accept
a position with a large wholesale
firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kirby of Bill
lings will make their home in Cody
this summer. They arrived last
week.
Mrs. Evelyn Ward returned home
from Laramie Friday where she
went to be present al the .gradua-
ton of her daughter, Ida Ward.
MI. anu MTS. CHdS. wilson OIL the
M~eeteetse country came over to
Cody the first of the week to do
some shopping before going to Bill
lings on a short visit.
The Prante Bros. have placed in
service a Ford bus which will meet
all trains. The vehicle is of the IL
passenger type and is proving very
popular in taxi and livery work.
Jack Richard, eldest son of MI.
and Mrs. Fred Richard of North
fork, returned home Monday after
his first "a at Hill school, Potts
town, Pa. He vas met in Cody by
his parents.
Miss Twila Berringer arrived
home Saturday fro Oberlin college,
Ohio. where she has finished her
first year in music at that famous
musical conservatory.
Mrs. Stephen Bloomfield and
daughters. Mrs. Ruth Alderdice and
May Cora Bloomfield, arrive tonight
from Chicago and will be the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. 1. volck-
mer.
Mrs. S. c. Parks returned Monday
evening from California where she
has been during the winter months
with her son Charles who is a stu
dent at Stanford university at Palo
Alto.
Miss Ida Ward returned from
Laramie Friday night where she
graduated with honors from the
Wyoming state university. She
stopped owe in Casper enroute
home for a visit with friends.
MI. and Mrs. Rittenhouse of Par
k~ersburg, West Virginia, who have
been visiting at the DR.. L. Howe
home, left this morning for a tour
of Yellowstone. Mr.. and Mrs. Rit-
tenhouse are on a coast to coast
tour and will leave for the west
on the completion of the park trip.
Joe Ganguet has finished shear
ing of his 5000 sheep recently our
chased from Henry Doores and will
put them on feed up near the noun
tain, The sheep were trailed across
the river to the pens Saturday ev-
ening and were certainly a fine
looking flock of woolies.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Marx, after
a winter on the coast returned on
Monday and went Immediately to
the Southfork country for a visit
among scenes dear to their hearts.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. are of the
s~agebrush land and nothing can
keep them long from Wyoming and
the Southfork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hooker ar
rived home from Middlesboro, Ky,
last week and claim to be well sat
istied to spend the rest of their
lives in Cody. They have spent
the past winter in the south at the
home of the latter's parents. Mr..
Hooker will be employed by Tom
Kane in the operation of his bus
line to the depot.
w. ]. Howell returned from the
Crow reservation with "a injun
ponies on Thursday which he is
sending up to Holm lodge for ser
vice this summer. Mr.. Howell is
making plans for the entertainment
of a record crop of dudes during
the 1924 season and says these In
dian ponies are just what he needs
in his business.
Lawrence Broughton and family
stopped over in Cody Monday while
the former was renewing acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Broughton spent the
summer in Wyoming ten wears ago