, 1925-08-12

at the Geo. L. Beck home.
Mrs. Jack Slater and two children
of Elk Basin are spending several
days visiting her sister, Mrs. Bill
Pawley.
Mrs. w. T. Hogg and son Teller
are home again after a motor trip
to Kansas City and other points
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weir of Coggen. Ia,
parents of Mrs. Enoch Davies. ar
rived in Cody Tuesday for a visit
with their daughter.
Otto Wutke of Thayer. Nebr..
an owner of a unity of Fertile val
ley land, is spending a few days in
Cody while making final proof on
his land.
f.. J.. Whitbeck, representing the
Park-to-Park highway, with offices
with Gus Holm's in Denver. spent
today in Cody in the interests of
the association.
The w. C. T. U. will meet a:
2:3O Friday afternoon. Sewing for
the Wyoming Children's home at
Mary P~eckham's. Al ladies invited
and welcome.
Mrs. Paul R. Greever is receiv-
ing medical attention in the Whit
lock hospital at Powell this week.
having taken suddenly i'll last week.
Her condition is improving.
Mrs. F. f. MCGEE CAV two de-
lightful bridge teas for Mrs. Stanley
Landgren on Wednesday of last
week and Tuesday of this week at
her home on Beck avenue
H. F. Bates of Lower Sage creek
was taken to the Powell hospital on
Monday for an emergency operation
for appendicitis. His condition is
reported to be improving at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. S. Phillips of
Denver visited this week with the
Dave Jones family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips have been instructors in the
Denver Junior High for several years
and are prominent in educational
work in Colorado.
Sen. ]. NJ. Schwoob and party left
this morning for Lander where they
will join the Wyoming Motor club
touring into Yellowstone park. Mar
garet Hayden, publicity chairman of
the Cody club. is also a delegate
from the Cody club.
Mrs. o. L. Trickett and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Langstreth of Little Rock,
Arkansas, are spending a few days
at the L.. Ebert home. Mrs. Trick
EFT is a daughter of Mr.. Ebert.
They arrived last week in time for
the funeral of Emil Ebert.
Mrs. Dudley Watkins and son of
San Antonio, Texas. arrived this
week for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. C. A. Dew, and her sister, Mrs.
|. H. Larom. Mr.. Watkins, who is
an officer in the United States air
service, is expected to join them in
a few weeks.
Southgate Freeman, Jr., who was
taken to Billings in a serious con-
dition with an attack of Appendix
citis two weeks ago, is reported to
be on the road to recovery. and has
left the hospital. He and Mrs. Free
man are expected to return home in
a few days.
Mesdames l.. A. Buchanan and c..
NJ. Cox gave an At Home at the
home of the former on Thursday of
last week in honor of Mrs. Lissie
Reed. mother of Mrs. Cox, and Mrs.
Elwood Breisch and Miss Ruth
Breisch, mother and sister of Mrs.
Buchanan, and Miss Emily Trimmer,
cousin of Mrs. Buchanan.
Mrs. Mary Mathews and grand
daughter, Gene Taylor, left yester-
day for Oskaloosa, Iowa, where she
will attend to business matters for
a few weeks before returning to her
home in California. Ellis Taylor,
her ~son-in-law, inc proprietor of
the Cody Paint shop, is planning to
move to the coast this fall.
Morris Newcomer drove in from
his sheep camp on Meeteetse creek
today, bringing with him Mrs. R.
l.. Donley, who mas been visiting
with the Newcomers for several
weeks. Mrs. Donley leaves soon for
Billings to close some business af-
fairs there, and later will go to
California where her daughter is to
enter school his fall.
Mrs. VIM. Lieb ST.. has had as her
guests. her nephew. Ralph Buck,
wife and daughter Kathryn, of SUIT
ton, Nebr. They visited in Cody
and went thru the park IS a
ago. This time they went in the
south entrance and out by Cody.
Each day of the visit was spent
visiting some scenic point of interest
on the North and South forks, and
many improvement were noted. They
left for their home Tuesday morn
ing after an exceedingly enjoyable
week.