, 1925-09-23
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Hemstitching 10c a yard at the
Needlecraft Shop.
Men: If you wear pants, come in
and see u sale at the Toggery.
Mrs. Walker spent several days
in Billings last week.
Mrs. Tom Ames is seriously ill
at the st. vincent's hospital in Bill
lings.
Joe Newell. Jr., accompanied T.
Schwoob to the Billings fair last
week.
Several members of the Cody
school faculty motored thru Yellow
stone Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Bessire of Powell occupied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Edward McNeely returned to his
home in Elletsville. Indiana, last
week. He expects to return to
Cody in the spring.
OFT Cassidy. for many years res
ident of the Buffalo Bill country,
has left for Oklahoma where he
will make his home.
Ernest Ebert was taken to the
Powell hospital Monday for medical
attention. His many friends are
hoping for a speedy recovery.
Don't forget that the sale at the
Toggery will continue till Saturday
September 25th. Come in and take
advantage of it.
Col. Melton returned Tuesday
from Billings where he spent sew
eral days. Just what business the
colonel had in Billings is not known.
The Misses Brown, who have been
guests att he Valley ranch this
summer left Tuesday for their
homes in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Nina C. Taylor of Poison,
Mont, has accepted a position in
the Irma hotel for the winter. Mrs.
Taylor lived in Cody some thirteen
years ago and notes nan changes
during her absence.
VIM. Pfeiffer, who spent a months
vacation with old time friends in
and near Cody, has resumed his
itinerary dealings with wholesale
houses in California and other west
ern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Baird are in
Cody for a brief visit saying hello
to their many friends. Mr.. Baird
is construction engineer for the
Burlington. Mrs. Baird is a sister
of Mrs. P. e. Markham.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Parr of
Chanute. Kans., are spending a few
days in Cody. They have been tour
ing the west since the middle of
July. Mrs. Parr is a cousin of Mrs.
Kid Wilson and limo Baglin.
Vic Cottner came over from Low
ell Tuesday and left Wednesday
with June Binney and his father
on a business trip to the southern
part of the States. Mrs. Binney
and baby are guests at the Cham
berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jones, accom-
panied their son Paul to Billings
Monday. where he took the train
for ~Fairbault. Mimi, where he will
enter his senior year at Shattuck
oNIOOls VI" II L juice It
turned to Cody Monday via Buffalo.
Misses Emma Stratton, Ethel and
Marian Grimes of Kansas City were
among the late tourists in the
park. They visited between trains
with the Newton and Ingraham fam
lilies Friday. Misses Stratton and
Marian Grimes were instructors in
domestic art at the state teachers
college at Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Scott Wilcox and Gus Johnson
have been motoring thru Idaho,
Washington and Montana. Mr.. Will
lock returned to Cody the latter
part of the week, while Mr.. Johnson
stopped in Montana to look for a
location On a farm.
Mrs. VIM. Rankin proved a charm
ing hostess on Saturday afternoon
when she entertained 20 ladies at
a Kensington. The garden flowers
were particularly attractive and
were t~astefully arranged in the
beautiful Rankin home on the north
side. A dainty lunch was served.