, 1924-07-09

Winnie Mott, the Cody barber,
spent the wee end with friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry River. Frank
and Cecil, were in town Sunday.
Harris E. Cheeseman. the oldest
citizen of Wood river, attended the
celebration at Cody Saturday and
while there attended the meeting
of the Park County Historical as
ISOLATION of which he is a member.
Our county sheriff, VIM. Loomis,
made us a short call last Monday.
He did not state his business but
presume that it was something ia
connection with his office.
Tim Snyder of Sunshine basin
has been a visitor in the city for a
few days.
]. B. Long of Thermopolis spent
a couple Of days in town last weeF.
He departed on the stage Monday
morning for Cody where he in
tends to spend the haying season.
Mrs. Mullendore and family spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning and Analea
made a trip to Basin last Sunday.
returning via Cody. About ten
o'clock at night they got into a
rain which delayed them, causing
them to be late getting home.
Mrs. w. o. Steele, Willie, Grace
and May, passed thru town Friday
on their way to Cody to help eel
citrate and be at the unwilling of
the Buffalo Bill statue. Mrs. Steele
and the children lived many years
here who are always glad to see
in town and have many friends
them.
Lee Simonson of Owl creek passed
thru town Sunday on his way home
from the Cody celebration.
Thos. Gearhart of Grass Greek
was in town Friday on his way to
Cody to be in attendance at the
rodeo and the unwilling of the Buff
falo Bill statue. While in town he
transacted some business in the U.
S. commissioners office.
William Gilpin williams came in
to town Friday morning and went
to Cody to attend the celebration.
He attended the unwilling and re-
turned home the same evening.
John Faust and Mrs. Faust of
the upper Greybull valley attended
the rodeo at Cody Friday and Sat
urday, returning home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Driskill, Betty and
two friends from Gebo were guests
at the Overland hotel Thursday
night. They were on their way
to Cody. Two years ago Miss Betty
was a teacher in our schools and
she ALWAYS makes use of any ex-
cuse that appears to visit her friends
here.
w E. Lambertson of Denver ar
lived here Thursday and immedi-
ately went to his ranch southeast
of town. Mr.. Lambertson made a
location and filing last fall and re-
turned to Denver to clean up some
unfinished business matter needing
his attention. Mrs. Lambertson will
follow in a few days.
Birnney H. Sage of Thermopolis
passed through town Thursday on
his way to the Cody Stampede.
H. H. Schwoob, Mrs. G.. w.
SchWoob, Mrs. l.. l.. Newton and
Miss Bessie Nuckols passed through
town Monday morning on their way
to Lander. Mr.. Schwoob has spent
a few days in Cody attending the
Stampede celebration and renewing
acquaintances. Mrs. Newton is go
ing to Lander to visit her husband.
John w. Deane, our ex-mayor,
went to Cody Thursday and tool
in the entire show during the eel
ebration. Josh was highly pleased
will all he saw and says he had a
good time.
Jake Sellers in company with Jim
Carpenter was cutting timber on
Enos creek and had the misfortune
in Telling a log of breaking his
right leg. Mr.. Carpenter assisted
him to town where the leg was set