, 1924-10-22

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son and mother, left Tuesday for
the winter months.
The funeral of little Patricia Ruth
EWorrel. IL days old, was held Tues
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
church.
Take the family and all their APP
petites to Mrs. Walters. You'll get
them satisfied with real home cook
ing. Phone 154-R.
Gene Dobbins orchestra of Grey
bull will play for the Masquerade
ball at the Temple theatre on Hal
Ilowe'en night, October 81.
A. NJ. Berringer returned Monday
from a trip into Montana. He went
east as far as Minot, North Dakota.
in the interest of his oil business.
Roy Holm returned from a big
game hunt in the Sunlight section
last week and plans to postpone his
killing of an elk until later in the
season.
Big dance at the Temple theatre
on Election night. Tuesday, Novem-
Der 4th. Complete election returns
will be posted during the evening.
Gene Dobbins orchestra of GreybulI
will furnish the music.
Mrs. F.. a. Ingraham, president
of the state organization. w. C. T.
u, in company with Mrs. Mary
lPeckham. delegates of the Cody
chapter to the state meeting, left
Monday morning for Casper to at
tend the state meet.
Invitations are out for a dance TO
be given by the local knights of
Pythias lodge at the Irma hotel this
evening. This is the first social af-
fair of this live organization his
season and promises to be a good
one.
John Mclaughlin, who has been
working the A. p. Libby ranch for
the past two years. has purchased
the E. Lindstrom ranch on Upper
Sage and will move there in the
near future.
The Lions Club has leased the
basement under the First National
bank and will have a club room
there this winter. 1t is planned to
have a dinner served there Thurs
day evening at which time the dis
trict governor will meet with the
local club.
The Herald has a letter this week
from Mrs. I. c. Spencer from Ne
mana. Alaska. where she has gone
to make her home with the Rev.
and Mrs. Robt. R. Marquis. They
are well located and pleased with
their new home in the northland.
Thos. G. Swain arrived in Cody
last week and will spend some time
with his mother, Mrs. Roy Wilds,
at the Carter ranch. Mr.. Swain has
but recently been released from ser
vice in the United States army and
has been stationed in the Philippine
Islands. He is glad to be back in
the United States once more.
Mesdames ]. H. Vogel and H. F..
Bell entertained at a dinner party
on Saturday at the beautiful home
of the Vogels on Rumsey avenue.
plates were laid for about twenty
and the service was unique. A de-
lightful evening of stunts was ell
joyed after the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rose of Grass
Greek, who have been spending ar
outing in the Clarks Fork country
and visiting relatives at Elk Basiu
and Cody, returned to their nome
Monday. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Blakesley,
who will make their future home in
Grass Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Young have
moved to Frannie where the former
will take a responsible position with
the Burlington as foreman of road
repair. Mrs. Young will go to Glen
gary, Idaho, for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Lehman.
Mr.. Young has been section foreman
on the Cody branch for several
years.
The Herald has a pleasing letter
from Mrs. S. S. Farris and Paul and
Aubrey Isham, who now reside at
The Dalles. Oregon. They are wei
pleased with their new home and
are employed at the Libby, Mcneil
& Libby canning factory. The chill
dren are in school, writes Mrs. Far
ris. Paul in second year high and
Aubrey in grammar school. The
Dalles is a beautiful city 90 miles
from Portland on the Columbia
river, and but 9S feet above sea
level.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fry of Cody
passed thru Lander yesterday en-
route for the coast where they will
locate. He has been in the en-
ploy of S. C. Parks, Jr., for the
past three years at the Shoshone