, 1925-04-08

Sne mad Deen calleQ on account OF the
illness of her grandmother.
Mrs. H. T. Ketcnam, OF Beaver,
spent a few days of last week in Cody,
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. C. w.
Taggart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dode Brundage are
spending a few days at the home of
Lloyd Lasher, on North Fork, while
Dode is waiting for DR.. Moody to
grow him a new set of teeth.
John Vogel has been on crutches
the last few days on account of a
severe attack of rheumatism.
James T. Carpenter has moved his
second hand store from the Roy Holm
building to the quarters formerly oc-
cupied by Hargreaves and Reed motor
sales company.
A good crowd attended the comedy
sketch, professor Pepp," given at
the Sage Creek community building
last Saturday evening, and the pro-
duction "a greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Stewart, of
Omaha, were the guests of MI and
Mrs. John Cook at a fishing party
last Sunday. Like most of the fisher
man that went out on that day, they
ate bacon and eggs when they got
home.
Judge C. A. C. Snow, of Clark, is
spending a few days in town. MI.
Snow is Justice of the Peace and ad-
ministers the law impartially in this
section.
There was 10 inches of snow on the
Skull Creek divide after the recent
storm rendering the road impossible.
Fred Whitney was a visitor from
Meeteetse on Sunday. Mr.. Whitney
is a westener of the best type and one
that is passing fast. He rode the
range in the Gooseberry Creek and
Greybull countries more than 80 years
ago and his stories of the old days
have those of the western fiction writ
ers backed off the map.
Chas. Stump made a trip to Billings
last Sunday and returned with two
new Nash cars, one of which was sold
to Charles Olbrich, of Powell.
H. w. Darrah was down from his
aerie on Carter mountain on Tuesday,
where the snow is reported to be sew
prising if Mr.. Darrah changed color in
eral feet deep. 1t would not be sur
winter like the %ptarmigan and rabbit
who live among the snowbanks.
Mrs. Mabel Bulger and Miss Marie
Laird motored to Greybull on Friday
where they were marooned by the
storm until Wednesday.
Fred Morris is reported to be quite
ill in a hospital in Philadelphia.
Fred A. Benson arrived in town last
week and has accepted a position at
the Cody Trading Company, taking
the place vacated by the resignation
of j. B. Stark.
Mrs. Ed Rains is on the sick list
this week.
Clyde Siggins is the owner of a
new touring car
NJ. j. Ward arrived arrived in town
on Tuesday from Lacrosse, Wiscon-
sin, and will be employed at the
Sabotta barber shop.
William Shook returned to his
home at Forsyth, Montana, on Tues
day after spending about two weeks
in Cody as the guest of the Files
family.
County Agent A. ]. Allen returned
at noon Wednesday from Billings
where he had spent three days at
tending the Federal hay and bean
grading hearing. Mr.. Allen motored
to Billings on Sunday but the bad
roads compelled him to abandon his
a and return by train.
]. w. johnson, Clark's Fork. came
into Cody on Saturday to take the
train to Powell, where his eldest
daughter, lone, is reported to be very
i'll. The young lady is attending high
school at that place,
Coroner Thomas Tuttle, of Powell,
was in town the first of the week,
serving papers in the case of Sheriff
w. II. LOOMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Altberger en-
tertained about a dozen of their
friends last Thursday evening at a
dinner party in honor of Mr.. Alt
berger's birthday anniversary.
A Tea and Candy Sale will be held
by the Rectors Aid Society of Christ
Church in the parlor of the Irma
hotel on Saturday, April II, beginning
at 2:30 p. n.
George Wallicker has been con-
fined to his bed for the past few days
with n severe cold.