, 1925-09-23
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Chisholm ar
rived Saturday from Del Norte,
Colorado. Mr.. Chisholm is the new
county agent and entered upon his
duties Monday. He has been in ex-
tension work in Arizona the past
six years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Marsh an
nounce another dance at the Irma
cafe Friday evening of this week.
The dance last week was a very en-
joyable affair and they expect to
give these dances regularly this
winter.
Geo. ~Seafarth, who has been Wis
iting friends in Cody, left Saturday
by motor for Laramie. He was ac-
companied by Pearl Jones and
Beulah Trueblood. They will all
enroll in the state university for
the coming year.
Two new cars have beer seen
on the Cody streets lately. Ray
Larson is driving a fine Cleveland
sedan, and Thornton Schwoob sits
at the wheel of a Hudson Essex
sedan.
Mrs. Marshal Hay, with e two
sons, Edgar and Roy, have moved
into the Rains apartments for the
winter. The boys are attending
high school.
Callers at the E. NJ. Mott home
on Southfork last week were Mrs.
j. A. Johnson, Mrs. Ben Brundage,
Mrs. Roy Stambaugh, Mrs. Dick
Downs, Mrs. James Bales. Mary
Gipe, Mrs. Ed. Martin and Nj. and
Mrs. Ora Sonners of Cody.
Rev. A. H. Beatty has gone thru
Yellowstone into thu Jackson Hole
country to round up his riding
horse. Ida" a pure Kentucky
whip, n bring her to Cody. The
trip will be of five days duration.
Mrs. ]. F. Files left Tuesday for
Los Angeles where she will spend
the winter. The Loftsgarden fam
lily will occupy the Files apartment
during her absence.
Mrs. Boulware n Mrs. New
conner were hostesses at two bridge
teas on Tuesday and Friday of last
Ntthf 6ifth III DOhOi VI L "a. w.
Rodgers. The Boulware home was
attractively decorated with a%sters.
larkspur and sweet e
Mrs. Southgate Freeman arrived
home from Billings Friday morning
with Southgate Jr., who has been
under the care of a Billings physi-
clan for several weeks. Although
lo mill mot he ,hln ~ attopl CrhaD1 /
for some time he is believed to
completely recovered from his
serious illness and recent operation.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson, who was re-
Gently injured in an auto accident,
when the Chapman car turned over
on the M~eeteetse road, is rapidly
improving at her room in the Irma
hotel. and says that the kindnesses
of Cody people have contributed
largely toward her improvement.
Miss Browne, trained nurse of Bill
lings. is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Jones spent
several days in Billings last week.
They were accompanied by the S.
F. Groves family, who left for their
lOIut III lOH, N" - itS
spending several weeks at their
beautiful and historical TIE ranch.
Garden flowers and autumn leaves
decorated the dinner table and the
lovely birthday cake was the out
standing feature of the fine dinner
served by the hostess. Mr.. Holm's
many Cody friends join in wishing
him many more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Nuckols
went t Powell Sunday. leaving
there Monday for Anaheim. Calf,
where they will visit the w. b.
Nuckols family, stopping enroute at
Portland, San Francisco and Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Nuckols
plan to arrive at their home in
Columbia. Va. by October 30th, go
ing from the coast via Salt Lake,
Denver, Chicago and Washington,
ID. C. The Nuckols home in Vir-
ginia is about thirty miles from the
beautiful Blue Ridge mountains.
They expect to visit Wyoming each
year.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met in
the church parlors Wednesday aft
ernoon and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs.
H. f. Bell, president; Mrs. j. H.
Vogel. vice-president; Mrs. Loren
Schwoob, secretary; Mrs Henry Dab
lem, treasurer. Plain work directors
are Mesdames Geo. Chase and VIM.
Rank; fancy work, Mesdames Wal
ter Schwoob and Clarence Williams.
Mrs. A. w. Rodgers. the retiring
president, was given a rising vote
of thanks and chautauqua salute,
signifying in a meager way the APP
probation of the Aid for her ex-