, 1925-05-27

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is to make the Memorial address
in Powell Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MCGEE and
the twins left Friday for illinois
for a visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holm were
guests at the Shrine ceremonial in
Billings several days last week.
Bob Wilson has accepted a job
with the Freeman Trucking COM
pany and is hauling wool this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scotty Clark spent
Sunday at their cabin on Mormon
creek.
Floyd Early passed thru Cody to-
day for his ranch on Northfork.
He has been at Garland and made
the trip by saddle horse.
Miss Anna Hauhle, teacher of the
Upper Sage school. left Saturday for
her home at Crete, Nebraska, after
a very successful term of school.
Glen Trueblood returned Monday
from Boulder, Colorado. where he
visited his mother, who is ill. Her
condition vas somewhat improved
when he returned home.
Mrs. j. S. Hammond entertained
at a very pretty luncheon Thursday
in honor of her friend, Mrs. San
ford Watkins, who left the follow
ing day for the coast.
Conan Davies expects to resign
his job with the Cody Trading com
] many thn HrSf of tho month aud ,uiI1
go to Minneapolis, where he expects
to re-enter the employ of a lumber
company with which he was asso-
ciated for fourteen years before
coming to Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Cooper left
Friday evening on a motor trip
which will take them back to the
summer work in preparation for
greater service in his line another
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algott johnson en-
tertained at dinner last Thursday
evening Mrs. H. T. Grossman and
the Misses Ruth Burns, Marion
Finch, Norma Haugen, Ruby Nc
lut, Dtuldu oCllItlNtI anu JUST
phine Kollmyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Sonners re-
turned from Basin today where they
have been to see the latter's broth
er, Lou Blakesley. who is very ill.
Mr.. Blakesley is to undergo a seri-
GUS operation in the near future and
his condition is considered very cri-
teal.
T. E. Daily, state auto license
officer. is spending a few days in
Cody this week checking up on cars
which have not secured the 1925
plates. He is finding a good many
cars in Cody which have not a good
bill of health, and is extracting the
license fees from the owners of the
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Langworthy
and family are spending the week
on Northfork, where Mr.. Lang
worthy is working with Manager
b. r. Nuss owe some remodeling
and improvements contemplated at
Pahaska Tepee. Mr.. Langworthy
Will also assist in scaling some tim
Der for the Vogel saw mill while he
is on the upper river.
\ party of Red Lodge business
men including o. H. Shelly, editor
of the Carbon County News of Red
Lodge, and secretary of the Booster
Club of that town, spent the week
end in Cody, stopping at the De
Maris Springs. The men declared
a pleasant drive over to the Buffalo
Bill country, but expressed them
selves as very much disappointed
with the road marking system thru
the Clark country. This party, as
well as several others, got off the
road in making the trip across to
Cody.
About nine of the members of the
Cody school faculty spent the week
end on Northfork at the Dave Jones
and Shaw cabins. Those included
in the parties were Misses Ruby and
Winifred Mcbride. Irene Henderson,
Manila Hanson, Edwin Null, O.. p.
Roberts, Clifford Holm at the Jones
Cabin and Misses Marion Finch
Ruth Burns, Jennie Evans, Ruth
Blanshan, Norma Haugen and Her
bert Steinbach at the Shaw cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Corder leave
Monday for a t~hirty-day trip over
the Park to Park highway, going
south from Cody. around the loop
to the Grand canyon, and up the
west coast to Seattle. They will
join Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Cutter at
Worland and the four will make
the trip together. Mr.. and Mrs
Cutter are to stop at Seattle and
the Corders at that place will Sc
cure a car belonging to Mr.. Har-
rison. and drive it to Cody.