, 1925-03-04

Marching. rs cents. Phone 97W.
Mrs. Bertha Hayden.
Mrs. Richard Hughes is visiting
in Cody from Lowell.
W. w. Green was a visitor up
the ~Southfork Sunday.
Chas. Stump and Frank Jones
were visitors at Meeteetse Sunday.
Col. j. 3. Wright was a county
seat visitor from Powell Tuesday.
Howard Starr was down from
Bald Ridge last week for several
days.
Keep March 18th an open date
for the Mothers and Daughters
banquet.
Carl Cannady and Fred Klindt
were county sea visitors Friday
from Powell.
The w. C. t. u. will meet Friday
afternoon at the library. Members
are urged to be present.
Celebrate st. Patrick's Day by
attending the Mothers-Daughters'
banquet in the NJ. E. church.
Charlie James loaded out with a
"G5ch VI SuppltS lOf tnt RAINIER
ranger station Monday morning.
Earl Lloyd. engineer from Chey-
enne, and former Cody man, is here
on business connected with the Coe-
RAIDER case.
Many parties from Cody motored
to Lowell last week and attended
the Big Horn Basin basket ball
tournament.
w. C.. Wilkins and Eugene Phelps
are in Cody this week attending the
regular meeting of the board of
county commissioners.
The purchaser of q new auto
usually buys a feather buster and
goes over the car a dozen times a
day-then loses the buster.
Denny Start is down from his
camp OF Garfield creek, where ne
has a trap line. This is Denny's
first trip to Cody his winter.
Meet me at the X. of p. Minstrel
Friday, March 9Th. Curtain 500
o'clock sharp. Reserved seats at
i. o. Store. Dance after show.
Mrs. Ida Lindholm, a former res
ident of upper Sage creek, writes
for The Herald for another year
at her hame in Jackson, Michigan.
There will be a dance at the Jay
Blood ranch Friday, March 10. Good
music. Everybody invited. Ladies
are requested TO bring sandwiches
or cake.
Friday night. March 9Th is the
Tf u NIs n a.
tain at 8 O'Clock sharp. Reserved
seats at the T.. o. Store. Dance
after show.
Miss Margery Eells left Friday
for her home in New Jersey for a
short visit. She will visit at Phil
adelphia and other eastern points
while there .
The Pulley orchestra furnished
music for a dance at Meeteetse Fri
day night of last week. The af-
fair was very well attended and a.
fine time reported.
Mrs. Gladys Hughes Bogart left
last week for her home in Seward,
Alaska, after a very pleasant visit
with her mother, Mrs. Clara Hughes,
and brother, Jack Hughes.
Mrs. S. C. Parks, Jr.. left Satur-
day for Palo Alto, Calf, to be
with her son Charles. who is a stu
dent at the California university,
and will graduate this spring.
Don't miss the Battle of Rolling
Bones" after part of the X. of p.
Ministries, March 9Th. Curtain 500
O'Clock sharp. Reserved seats at
p. o. Store. Dance after show.
Nick ElsinGer and G. Il. Convey of
Powell were in Cody last Friday.
Mr.. Elsinger has but recently re
turned from a trip to Florida where
he enjoyed a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. d. NJ. Trimmer returned
home last week from Long Beach,
California where she went with her
father several weeks ago. Mr..
Martin will stay on the coast until
later in the spring.
o. II. Mann was seen in the
streets Of the county seat one day
last week. Mr.. Mann has leased
his ranch holdings on the Grey
bull and will take a much needed
rest during the ensuing year,
L. l.. Newton has been with his
family in Cody the past week. He
was called here to attend to bus-
mess affairs. in court, and owing to
the fact that the docket is far
behind its schedule, his case has not
as yet been called.
Miss Betty, Rumsey, while her
family is. in, Florida, is staying at
the Allerton House, giving her time
to worksat' the POSTGRADUATE hos
pital. Miss Rumsey returns to the
family ranch in wyoming in May