, 1925-01-07

for a few days.
O.. p. Roberts returned Thursday
from a visit with home folks at
Bozeman, Montana, over the hol-
idays.
Dave Jones is certainly off on his
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. One
half off, o%ne-third off and one-fourth
off. Read his ad.
Chas. Olbrich has been spending
several days in Cody the past week,
assisting with the invoice work at
the Golden Rule store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Brundage
have moved to Cody from the dam
and will make their home in the
Raymond apartments.
When you take away half or a
third of the cost of a suit you take
away the excuse for not being well
dressed. Look at Dave Jones' ad.
Louis Schultz, who has been Wis
iting home folks for several weeks,
left Monday for Casper where he
is employed by the Casper Packing
company.
R. J.. Allen left yesterday for
Laramie where he will be for two
weeks attending a conference of ex-
tension workers and county agents
of the state.
Mesdames S. c.. Parks, Jr., and
r. w. Allen entertained at a bridge
luncheon on Saturday at the home
of the former in honor of Mrs. AL
lens mother, Mrs. Martz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richard were
down from Northfork last week and
spent a few days with friends. They
!. report the r%e-opening of the canyon
| road a great advantage in making
the trip to town.
E. S. Hopes returned last week
:, from a visit of ten days with friends
!, and relatives in Iowa. He was &C
companied to Iowa by w. B.. Ray
mond who also returned a few
days ago.
$ Mrs. E. Erickson and son Wayne
/ left last week for California where
e they expect to make their future
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mathieson
also expect to move soon to the
western state.
$ Miss Jane Beck returned to Rock
e Springs on Saturday to be on hand
for her school work Monday morn
e ing. Miss Beck is making her home
g with her sister, Mrs. Doyle Joslin
V and is a member of the Rock Springs
S teaching corps.
o Attorney Ernest J. Goppert moved
on Sunday from the offices at the
r court house which he has occupied
r as county attorney to the suite oil
e rooms in the Pioneer building for
S merly occupied by Attorney J. E
:, McElvain.
Miss Pearl Jones left Saturday
morning for Laramie to resume hel
work at the state university, after
spending Christmas and the New
Year day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jones, and other Cody
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richard and
Jack We're down from the North
fork on New Years day and took
dinner with the Will Richard fam
lily. Mr.. Richard recently sustained
a sprained ankle and it has beer
several weeks since he was able to
be tut.
The Sage Creek Country club is
announcing a dance at the Club
house for Friday evening, January
9th, at which time Gene Dobbins'
gang of musicians will furnish the
music. The ladies of the Sage creek
community will serve lunch at 10
o'clock.
The d. T. d. r. class of the
Methodist church met at the home
of Mrs. C. A. Williams on Saturday
evening and a very fine attendance
was had. The ladies of this class
have challenged the men of the
Sunday school to a membership con-
test which will terminate with a
feed to be furnished by the losers.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Phillips write
from California hat their new ad-
dress will be Millbrae, California,
where Mr.. Phillips has recently pur-
chased a lumber yard, and where
they expect to be located perman-
emily. Mrs. Phillips will be re-
membered as Miss Jean Wilson, a
Cody girl. and a member of the
school faculty a few years ago.
Mrs. VIM. Hitchcock, mother of
iC. j. and Roy Huntington of Cody.
writes hat she is o at San Ber-
nardino, California, and wishes to
receive The Herald there each week..
Mrs. Hitchcock usually spends her
summers in Wyoming with her sons.
and the wintry months on the
western coast.