, 1925-09-02

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Bill Pawley is in town spending
a few days with his family. He is
employed by the Coe interests.
E. E. Newton attended the Big
Horn Marketing association direc-
tors meeting in Basin Wednesday.
T. A. Stancliff drove over to Their
mopolis on Tuesday. to be present
at the last day of the teachers in
stitute being held there.
The Clarence Shrine family dis
posed of their household goods and
have moved to Billings where the
boys will attend school.
Miss Mollie Ruiz of the clerical
force at the Cody Store is enjoying
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Ruiz
of Gilchrist. Colorado.
Mrs. L. G. Braswell and son Foy
are guests from Laurel. Montana.
at the A. b. Larson home. They
are former residents of Cody and
have many friends here.
Miss Olive Fell, accompanied by
L. E. Dresback and Miss Sallie Byrd
of Denver, left this week for a ten
days outing in Yellowstone park
and the Jackson Hole country.
John Cuyle and Budlow Hallahan
of Philadelphia left on Monday for
their homes after a summer at the
Max Wilde ranch. MI. Wilde took
them thru the park prior to their
departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Racer of Los An
geles are visiting this week at he
Jack Evans home in Cody, and with
the A. j. Martin family. Mr.. Racer
is a cousin of Mr.. Martin and Mrs.
Edith Brundage.
Deputy Sheriff A. a. Hancock is
moving to Cody this week. and will
reside in the Bits fiat on east Alger
avenue. Mr.. Hancock has two chill
dren of high school age who will
enroll in the Cody schools.
George Kelley returned Monday
from Omaha, Nebr., where he has
spent a month visiting his mother.
George will enter Cody high again
this year n expects to do some
good work in football and track.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Nuckols arrived
Monday for a visit with Cody friend
They stopped over in Laurel for a
visit with their old friends. the
l.. G.. Braswell family, and were ac-
companied by the Braswells to Cody.
Mrs. Eugene Baird is spending a
few days with hir sister, Mrs. P. E.
Markham, and family. and attending
to business affairs in Cody. Mr..
Baird is now located at McCook,
Nebr., where is is construction en-
gineer supervising a new depot be-
ing built at that place.
The ditching machine belonging
to O'Neil and Mclaughlin is being
moved this week to Sidney, Mon
tana. where these gentlemen have
Ia $4,000 contract. They are also
the successful bidders for some heavy
work in the park on the new AXE
shore road which is being built.
MI. and Mrs. S. L. Edwards and
son Sheriff. left Tuesday morning
for Orange, Calf. They traded
property with w. B.. Nuckols about
a veal ago, but will make California
their home. Mrs. Edwards has been
the efficient teacher of the d. T. d.
R. class at the Methodist church
and will be greatly missed by the
members.
A party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. T. Beck, Mrs. Louise Man
love and Jane Carlow were driven
to Sheridan on Tuesday by ]. NJ.
Schwoob, where they will attend the
Sheridan county fair. Mr.. Beck
was a resident of Sheridan thirty
five years g and still feels that
he has many interests there. Sher-
idan was also the former home of
Mrs. Manlove.
Three Wyoming university seniors,
Messrs Francis LeNoeu, John Lip
pold and Royal Pringle, enroute to
Laramie from the regular officers
training camp at Camp Lewis, Wash
ington, stopped a couple of days
with Harold Newton. who also took
training there for six weeks at the
close of school. The trio are mem
bers of the university football
squad and have kept in training by
working in the wheat fields of
northern Washington and British
Columbia. travelling from place to
place in a Ford.
Mrs. Elsie Worst OF Lewiston,
Idaho, Mrs. Fred Worst and daughter
of Hamilton, Montana. arrived this
week for a visit with friends and
relatives. Mrs. Fred Worst is a
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. u. Ross
and will visit here for several weeks.
Mrs. Worst resides with her daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Edmister, at Lewiston. and re-
ports them to be enjoying the best
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