, 1925-05-27

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day at Kitty Colony on Northfork.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will meet on Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Algott johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rose and
family of Grass Creek are visiting
in Cody this week.
Joe Darrah was a county seat Wis
itor from Carter mountain on Sun
day.
Engineer C. E. Hayden spent sew
eral days at Lowell and other points
in the Basin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Rousseau
made their first trip Sunday to their
mountain cabin on Kitty creek.
Tex Kennedy motored up North
fork Sunday to get located for his
new work as assistant game warden.
j. Fl. vogel, Ora Sonners and
Chas. Russell spent Sunday at Grin
nell creek and assisted in the lining
UP of the new saw mill.
Miss Mabel Anderson, who has
taught the past two years in the
Cody schools, left for her home at
Wheatland Saturday morning.
A. C. Newton came in Sunday
from the Clarks Fork and Crandaal
creek sections where he has com-
pleted the assessment work for the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Owens and
Mrs. Enoch Davies motored to Bill
Iings Friday and returned Sunday.
They enjoyed the Shrine ceremonial
of Al Bedoo Temple.
Miss Louise Filing left Saturday
morning for her home in Iowa where
she will visit home folks and take
summer work during the summer
months.
Five of Cody's school ma'ams, the
Misses Ruby and Winifred Mcbride,
Manila Hanson, Irene Henderson
and Ruth Burns. left on Mondays
noon train for their home for the
vacation days.
Mrs. r. S. Moody accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holm to Billings
last week and spent several days
there during the Shrine ceremonial
of AlBedoo Temple.
Mrs. f. J. Hiscock and little
daughter have Joined Mr.. Hiscock
in Cody and expect to remain here
this summer. They have resided at
Orfa for several years, where they
have land holdings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jones, Mr.. and
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Mr.. Kirby who is visiting here,
motored up Northfork Sunday and
spent the day at the Jones cabin
on Mormon creek.
II. w. Darrah was down from the
saw mill last week to see his son
Jack graduate, and was accompanied
home by both he and Bill, who will
spend a few weeks in the noun
tains with their father.
Bob Palmer has accepted a posi-
ton in the Bank barber shop, and
will work there throughout the
month at least, when Mr.. Owens
expects Lee Davis to return from
California to his work here.
S. C. Parks, Jr., went to Lander
Friday morning via train, and has
spent several days attending to bus
mess affairs in that section, also
visiting his cousin, S. Conant Parks
who is one of the leading bankers
of Lander.
Frenchy Sanders and a crew OF
men are working this week on the
road to DeMaris Springs. Besides
grading the road they have done
some repair work on the Dry creek
bridge which threatened to go out
during the recent high water.
George Sabotta. looking very much
improved in health, returned to
Cody Friday, having spent the last
few months with his parents al
Arcadia, Wisconsin. Although hi:
health will not permit him filling
a regular position in the shop fol
some time, he will be able to super.
intend it's activities and hopes soor
to be able to get back in the har.
ness himself.
Misses Ruth Blanshan. Norma
Haugen, Marion Finch and Jennie
Evans left Monday morning. Misses
Blanshan and Haugen go to theil
homes in Iowa, Miss Finch will stoI
off in Denver enroute to Los An.
geles, California, and Miss Evan:
will visit several days in Casper en-.
route to her home at Mason City
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Miss Martha Nuckols and Ernest
Newton left Saturday morning fol
California. Miss Nuckols joins hei
parents at Anaheim and Ernest goes
to Los Angeles where he will be
employed in a hospital during the
summer, and in the fall will enroll
in the University of Southern Cal.
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