, 1925-06-03

Supt. Mitchell of the Shoshone
Reclamation office of Powell is a
visitor in Cody today.
Ed Lindquist and John McClellen
drove over from Clark Tuesday and
reported the roads to be very heavy
over Skull creek.
Dave G%loeckner, one of the prom
sheep men of the Clarks Fork
section. was owe to the county seat
week.
j. f. Hamilton of Meeteetse, de-
putty assessor for that district, is
in town today checking up with the
local assessor. he having finished
his field work for this yea
The Methodist Aid will give a
fancy work, plain sewing and bake
sale at the Post Office store Satur-
day afternoon. starting at 1870.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l. Volckmer have
rented the second floor of their bus
mess block t Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
and have taken up their residence
in their home on Bleistein avenue.
A motor party composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Richard and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Bradford left this morn
ing for a visit in Casper and other
points in the Basin.
Mrs. B. D. Davies arrived this
week from Lingrove, Iowa. and will
visit for some time with her sons,
John, Enoch and Conan Davies, and
her daughter, Mrs. w. S. Owens.
Rev. ]. D. Drawn, district super
i%ntendent of the Methodist church,
with headquarters at Sheridan, is
spending a few days in Cody this
week assisting with some work of
the church here.
Andy Marler drove in on Tuesday
from his home on Monument hill.
Mr.. Marler reports lots of moisture
in his section, and a steady job
on Skull creek hill pulling belated
motorists over the top.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nelson and
Agnes and Linea leave to-
morning for a trip to the
western coast. They expect to drive
to Billings and take the Yellowstone
trail to Seattle, and from there
down the coast.
Al Thomas was called down from
the Northfork. where he is employed
with the Joe F%reeboorg road crew,
be with his mother who suffered
an injury to her back in a fall last
week. The elder Mrs. Thomas is
81 years of age. and the injury was
considered quite serious.
Glen 1. Newton and Miss Mollie
were motorists to Grey
bull Monday. Miss Mcgowan will
visit at that place with her sister,
Mrs. Ollie Carhew. Mr.. Newton was
accompanied home by Mrs. Harrison
and children. who will
make their home in Cody.
S. c.. Parks, Jr., is leaving today
for Billings, where he joins Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Watkins in a motor
trip to California. Mr.. Parks will
join Mrs. Parks at Palo Alta, Cal
ifornia. and will rmain for the gra-
duation of their son Charles from
Stanford university on June
22nd.
VIM. Pfeiffer arrived in Cody
Monday and is renewing acquaint-
ances with old friends in Cody.
Mr.. Pfeiffer has spent seven siren
uous months on the road as a trav-
cling salesman for a wooden firm,
cooperation. He has property here
and always feels right at home in
Buffalo Bills town.
Tex Holm is the newest addition
to the local police force and goes
on duty this evening. He will relieve
Carl Hammitt from a portion OF
night duty and Hammit will take the
day shift. Mr.. Holm has held posi-
of this nature with the town
on several occasions and has always
given very satisfactory service.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Hensley of
Lowell have come to Cody to make
home. Mr.. Hensley is to have
the management of the Home Sup
ply in which he has recently pur-
an interest. They will make
home in the apartments above
the store. Mr.. Hensley is of the
Iorbutt Grocery company of Lowell
is an experienced grocer
Miss Mabel Ward returned home
Monday evening from Laramie where
she attended an annual meeting of
her sorority and visited her sister