, 1924-04-23

Johnnie Launchberry is in Bill
lings receiving medical attention.
X. of P. band concert at Temple
Friday night. April 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Downing are
the parents of an eight-pound boy
born Tuesday morning.
W. B. NuckoIs is driving a new
Nash car delivered by the Yellow
stone Garage company.
Levi Snyder of the lower Grey
bull country was a visitor in Cody
Monday and Tuesday.
For Painting. paper hanging and
decorating see S. w. Wilson. phone
201W. All work guaranteed.
The P. e.. o. ladies will hold a
baks sale at the Western Drug Co.
store Saturday afternoon, commenc-
ing at 1880.
a bonfire in h alley in the north
eastern part of Cody called out the
fire department Tuesday. No damage
was done by the fire.
The Seniors of the high school
win present. Clarence" the COM
edy by Booth Harrington coming
soon.
Road Superintendent Killibrew re-
ports the Cody-Greybull road open
for traffic. although not in the best
condition. .
If you are at all interested in
what Cody can do in the way of a
band-heTr the 'Pythian band in
concert Friday night at the Temple.
A. c. Newton returned Tuesday
from a trip up Northfork where he
did the assessment work of the
county. He reports the roads very
good as far as Wapiti, but rather
rough.
Major Hopes, county chairman
of the Republican central commit
tee, has received some large en-
cravings of Calvin Coolidge and is
distributing them among Coolidge
admirers about Cody.
Mr.. OF Owner. there are three
requisites to a good job of paint
ing. They are pure white lead,
pure linseed Oil and a good painter.
We have them. Call S. w. Wilson,
Phone 201W.
Mrs. Simon Snyder and children
and house guest. Mrs. Edgar Pet
tvs, of Chicago, left Monday for the
ranch in Sunlight. Henry Goudreau
took them from town and they were
met in wagons from the ranch at
Cottonwood.
Two very we'll made self feeders,
for feeding hogs and cattle, have
been constructed by the boys of the
manual training classes of the Cody
high school and are on display at
the vacant lot west of the First Ma
tional bank.
Ross Yates and son Ralph and J..
E. Forrest motored to Billings for
the week end. Mr.. Forrest reports
Mrs. Forrest as improved in health
She is in the st. V~incent's hospital
in Billings. The party returned to
Cody Monday evening.
Margaret Hayden of the Forest
Service is to. spend Thursday in
Powell where she will make talks
on Forest Protection" to the stu
dents of the Powell schools. Later
in the week she expects to address
the members of the Sage Creek
schools.
Frank o. Thompson, former Cody
postmaster and mayor of the city,
sends greetings from Alhambra, Cal
%ifornia, to Cody friends. He says
there is quite a Cody colony there,
composed of the Martins, Thad Gre
CORY, Jess and Lee Davis, who often
meet and talk over old times in
Buffalo Bill country.
The w. C. II. o.. is to hold an
open forum" dinner at the Methodist
church on Thursday evening, at
which time the Brotherhoods of the
local churches will be its guests.
Rev. Minnie Fenwick, state presi-
dent of the w. c.. T. U, will be the
principal speaker. Her subject will
be Christian citizenship and will
be a message well worth while.
Ed Null and Vic Abrahamson re-
turned Saturday night from a win
ter motor trip to California. The
former visited his parents at La
Mesa, Cali. and the latter with a
brother at RoseviIle, Calf, and an
other at LaGrande. Ore. The boys
took the southern route to the coast
returning over the Columbia hiway
and the Oregon trail. They encoun-