, 1924-03-26
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE


Mrs. A. ]. Macdonald and children
of Meeteetse are now at Missoula,
Montana where the youngsters are in
school.
Marshall Hay was in town from the
Hart Mountain ranch on Friday.
Mrs. Ben Shippers of Wapiti is re-
covering from an operation in the
Powell hospital.
Mrs. Kid Wilson has been appoint
ed deputy fish and game warden.
News at the court house is slim
these days. During the past week
no marriage licenses have been issued
and no exchange in property of i'm
portance has been made.
Frank Harms of Dorchester, Nebr.,
was in town last Friday looking after
some interests he has around Cody.
Mrs. Fred Morris arrived from
Philadelphia last Friday and went to
the ranch on Saturday.
Roy o. Westley of Laramie, Wyo.,
vas in town last Friday on business.
Mrs. w. ID. Solomon of Shoshoni,
Wyo., was registered at the Irma on
Friday.
VIM. Simpson was in town last
Wednesday looking after his legal
business.
J.. NJ. Schwoob returned from st.
Vincent's hospital, Billings, on Tues
day. He is still weak but much i'm
proved in health since his operation.
ID. E. Powers was up from Powell
on Thursday.
|. II. Larom writes from New York
City that it looks as if he will need
200 seats for his guests at the SIAM
pede this year. He says that this
will undoubtedly be the biggest sea-
son Cody and the ranches ever have
had. Mr.. Larom expects to be home
in a few days.
J. 2. Forbes of Coshocton, Ohio,
who has become a Stampede fan,
sends word that he will be on hand
when the Show opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caudill, of
Oklahoma, who have been wintering
on Sweetwater, are in Cody to re-
main some time.
Roger McGinnis who has been con-
nected with the Enterprise will con-
centrate his efforts upon getting that
Eagles Sanitarium for Cody. The
outlook continues to be encouraging
and Mr.. McGinnis has reaso to feel
optimistic of the result of his work.
Fred Schaub who went to Grand
Rapids, Michigan, to spend the holi-
days, now writes that he expects to
be back in Cody before long. Fred's
friends who are familiar with his hab-
its had a theory that he had gone TO
sleep and no one had thought to wax
II him which accounted for his long
absence.
The new Beauty Shop next door to
Judge Marston's office is going to be
pretty handy to him. He thinks he
will start in with a henna dip followed
by n permanent wave.
Mayor Farlow, of Lander, returned
from Europe last Thursday with the
Indians who went over with the film
of 1.-THE Covered Wagon" They had
the time of their lives but were glad
TO get back to their teepees in the
sagebrpsh and cactus.
Prof. Ralph Hardin went to Bill
ings this week for treatment for a
bad case of eczema.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kennison, for
mcrly Of Meeteetse, are nov living
in Cody.
Carl Johansson and y. c. Rumsey
are very proud of a % foot motor
boat which they have built this win
ter Mt the Rumsey camp Mt Jslamor-
ada, Florida. They all expect to be
home the end OF April.
C. II. Studebaker who has been at
Thermopolis for the last two weeks
has returned much improved by the
Treatments and water. Mr.. Studebak-
er has been suffering from rheuma-
tistn for q long time.
William +. Winner, wool buyer for
j.. Bateman and Company, Of Phila-
delphia, writes that he expects to be
in Cody in June. He hopes to be in
Cody for the Stampede when the
town, he says, was like it was 10
years ago-before the reformers