, 1925-09-30

try. The party bagged their limit
of elk and deer.
DR.. Doyle Joslin has Joined Mrs.
Joslin and small son. and is visiting
at the Geo. T. Beck home.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
announce their Annual Harvest
Home Supper Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 9Th.
Miss Marjory Eells had as sun
day dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. r.
j. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Werts of
Garland and George Bratten.
Vic Abrahamson has purchased
Eddie Null's house on East Alger
avenue. Eddie Contemplates going
to California in the near future.
Maggie Ewalt eft Monday for
Knox City, Missouri, where she will
spend the winter with her aunt. She
may attend commercial school while
there.
Mrs. Geo. Weller returned last
week from Billings. She is now
in a plaster cast which she will
have to wear util the first of De-
cember.
Mrs. Ned Frost and C. R. Cobb
went to Meeteetse Monday after
noon to attend the wedding dance
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Madsen in the
evening.
j. F. Mills and son John of the
Mills Printing company at Sher-
idan, were callers in Cody Monday.
They are making a business tour of
the state.
Warren Perry is now located in
chicago wher he is enrolled in the
Coyne School of electrical engineer
ing. He expects to be there the
entire winter.
Mrs. Ellsbury of Painter, accom-
panied by Mrs. Scott Wilcox, went
to Powell Saturday, where she will
receive medical attention at the
Whitlock hospital.
The sale at the Needlecraft Shop
is proving to be very successful.
The low prices on linens and
stamped goods of all kinds makes
1t possible to make lovely Christ
mas gifts at small cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Norton of
Memphis. Mo, returned to their
home Monday after spending a few
days visiting their nephew, F. F.
MCGEE. and family.
Miss Edith Ward has been quite
sick, suffering for several days with
an attack of appendicitis. Her
friends will be glad to know
that her condition is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McCleary
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Willoughby
of Akron, Ohio, will leave tomorrow
by motor for their home after hay
ing spent several weeks as the guests
OF w. w. Alexander in Sunlight.
On Monday. October 5, we will
move our plumbing shop to the
house known as the Prante res
on East Salisbury avenue,
and will continue our business there.
L. W. Lowe. Phone 1922.
Reserve Friday evening, October
9th, for the Annual Harvest Home
supper, given by the Sage Creek
Farm Bureau at the Sage Creek
Country Club building. Six to nine
p M. Dancing while you wait.
Mrs. w. A. Fenske and son Rus
sci left Monday for their home in
Kenosha, Wisconsin. They have
for several weeks at the
home of Mrs. Fenske's brother. j.
H. Vogel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richard were
Cody visitors today. They came
to meet E. B. Perrin of st. Paul
and j. C. Nichols of Chicago, whom
Mr.. Richard will guide on a hunt
for big game.
Lawrence Nordquist has just re-
turned from guiding a party, in
Guiding Judge Reynolds and daugh-
ter, of Tennessee. They took down
two elk, and a big bear which
strayed into camp and tempted the
judge into Sabbath shooting.
Margaret Hayden of the forestry
office left Wednesday morning for
Thermopolis where she will attend
the Woman's club convention in
the interests of forestry, with tnc
purpose of placing It least one for
estry program on the year book of
club in Wyoming.
r. 1. Gilmore was a week end
business visitor in Cody. He is a
representative of the West Publish
ing company of st. Paul, sellers of
books, and has been coming to
Cody since 1913. Mr.. Gilmore a v