, 1925-10-21

Nick Stern and his dog are in
town from the Mcdonald ranch.
Gene Bailey is assisting at the
Dave Jones store out side of school
hours.
Mrs. R. n. Wilson arrived in Cody
for a short visit with ~neighbors and
friends.
Let us do your hauling. Phone
226 for prompt service. Cullen
Transfer. Nov.11
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe W%inninger of
the Y. U. Ranch were Cody visi-
tors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Coe have a
baby girl who arrived at their home
on Upper Sage creek last week.
Miss Helen Ballenger is to stop
at the E. f. Shaw home this winter
while she takes her first year at
Cody high.
II. +. Bell closed a deal with Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Rodgers last week,
whereby he becomes the owner of
their residence property in Cody.
Mrs. Rodgers is leaving This week
for Casper. Fol the past ten days
she has been busy packing the
household goods and getting them
ready for shipment.
Mrs. l.. D. Coguil has spent the
past week in Cody looking after
her business interests here. She
left for her home at Thermopolis
on Tuesday.
Clayton Brady arrived in Cody
last week. leaving the same day for
the Valley ranch where he is to
act as secretary for the Valley
Ranch company.
Jas. w. Rousseau returned last
week from Billings. He seems much
improved in health, and with a
new method of treatment is rest
ing much more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Van Loan and
baby arrived Monday from Port
land, Ore, and will make their
home here. Mr.. Van Loan is to be
the new baker at the Home Bakery.
Apply TO the Washable Livestock
Loan Company for your livestock
loans. Rate ia per cent-no red
tape. Washable Livestock Loan Co.,
Worland, Wyoming. ..-~1O-21-2Sc
Miss Maggie Ewalt, daughter of
JAS. S. Ewalt of Ishawooa is en-
rolled at school this year at the
Chillicothe Business college at Chill
Mo. Miss Ewalt took two
years at the Cody high before start
ing her business course.
Harry H. Huntington of Sun
light came dashing into Cody on
Tuesday morning enroute to Bill
ings where he had been notified by
wire that a baby daughter awaited
him. He left on the Tuesday train
to be with his wife and baby
daughter.
Hiram e. Dalton, who is to be
the resident engineer on the road
work about to start in Shoshone
canyon, motored to Billings last
week bringing back with him his
wife and two children who will
make their home in Cody this win
ter.
Rev. A. II. Beatty returned from
Billings Sunday, driving a new Hud-
son coach. which was purchased
through the local dealer, Thornton,
Schwoob. Mr.. Beatty left Billings
Saturday, but encountering a severe
snow torm in Bridger any he
was forced to spend the night at
Bowler, proceeding home the next
day.
j. e. Bennett arrived in Cody
Tuesday and is to be associated
with Mr.. Harrison in his orchestra
work. Mr.. Bennett is an unusually
fine saxaphone player, having play
ed with orchestras all over the
east and middle west. Recently he
was with the VIM. Stang company
out of New York and to
Cody more direct from Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Robertson re-
turned Sunday from a motor trip
which took them through seven of
the middle western states, as far
east as Galesburgh, ILL.,, where they
attended a family reunion of the
Robertson family. and later visit
ed at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. r. B. Parr, at Ipavia, Ill. They
report a splendid trip with lots of
warm weather earlier in the sea
son and considerable snow on the
way home.