, 1925-07-08

Needle Bear Shop.
A dance will be held at the Sage
Greek Country Club building on Sat
urday night, July IL. Gene Dob
bins gang will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Moore arrived
Thursday from SanFrancisco, Cali
~fornia. and are visiting the Chas.
Beldon family at Pitchfork.
Mrs. Madge Hagin og Chicago ar
rived in Cody Sunday and will
spend the summer at the home of
her sister. Mrs. J.. P. Altberger.
Mrs. Emma Hill arrived home
from Sycamore, Kansas, last week,
where she has spent the winter
months with a sister.
and three daughters of Chicago
were guests of the G.. w. Schwoob
family during the Stampede.
Dave Freeborg returned to the
Billings hospital last week after
having been back from there but
a short time. Mr.. Freeborg suffered
a relapse.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Reynolds have
arrived home from Santa Anna, Cal
ifornia, where they have spent the
winter. Mrs. Reynolds was formerly
Mrs. Lucille Elmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson of
Boise. Idaho. spent Sunday with the
F. A. %Ingraham family, enroute to
Yellowstone park. They were old
time friends of Mr.. I~ngraham in
Illinois.
Warden Hadsal of the state peni-
tentiery at Rawlins was in Cody the
first of the week and took C. Cart
wright back to Rawlins with him
to begin a sentence of 5 to s years
for robbery.
Mesdames Howard Bell and R. w.
Allen are giving an afternoon tea
tomorrow at the formers home in
honor of Mrs. R. L. Donley and
Mrs. Aliens aunt, Mrs. Mary Jami-
son of Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Leroy Marsh and daughter
Juanita are visiting in Cody this
week and may make their home
here for the remainder of the sum
mer. Mr.. Marsh is employed in the
oil fields at Midwest.
w H. Hadley was stampeding
in Cody last week. Mr.. Hadley gets
over to Cody from the Palette
ranch cry infrequently and is al
ways given a warm welcome by his
Cody friends.
II. T. Lindsay, representative of
the Adams and Leland wool firm of
Boston, was a visitor during the
Cody Stampede. visiting his friend
and business associate. C. A. Star
key.
Walter Ross of Moclips. Washing
ton, arrived last week in time for
the Stampede and is visiting with
his aunt, Mrs. j. Y. Smith. Mr..
Ross is employed by the Northern
Pacific railroad at Moclips. and is
taking a vacation.
c. A. starky wool buyer for a
Boston firm motored over to Their
mopolis Tuesday with Eugene Phelps
From there Mr.. Starky will go to
Casper and Douglas and thence to
his home at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mr.. Starkey reports a good business
in the Cody country this year.
Miss Delma Wyman, s~tenographer
for the Underwood Typewriter Com
pany of Billings, is spending a two
week S vacation with friends in
Cody, the %Ingraham and Newton
families. Miss Wyman is a grand
daughter of J.. w. Newton of Round
up, Montana, one of the old timers
Of the Cody country.
The Hall brothers, AL and Bud, of
the M~eeteetse country, were over to
Cody the last of the week to take
in the Stampede and meet some
people from the east whom they
will take on a pack trip through
Yellowstone. The Halls are operat-
ing a Jude ranch on Gooseberry
creek and report a flourishing bust
ness this summer.
S. c.. Parks, Jr., returned home
last week from California where he
went to be present at his son
Charles graduation from Leland
Stanford university on June 22nd.
Charles went to the hospital on the
25th for a major operation and
was improving rapidly in health
when Mr.. Parks left for home. Mrs.
Parks will remain on the coast for
another month before returning to
Cody.
Miss Eva Larson, who usually
carries on her efficient shoulders
the burden of county and federal
duties, is having a vacation enter
tanning her young friends the Misses
Hazel Mutimer and Fannie Hartman.
They are from Rockford, Illinois.
where Miss Eva received her bust
ness education. With Mr.. and Mrs.
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