, 1926-03-03

DAVIS went to Billings on Mondays
train.
Mrs. Katherine Davis is visiting
in Cody this week with her mother,
Mrs. S. Fisher.
The Royal Neighbors met at the
home of Mrs. Ora Sonners Mon
day afternoon.
Fred r. Thomas, ranger at Tim
Der creek station, was a county
seat visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Jack Spicer is spending a
few days in Cody preparatory to
leaving for Virginia for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
The officers of Cedar Chapter o.
E. S. were entertained on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Roy
Holm.
John Mains of Billings arrived il
Cody Saturday and will be associat-
ed with Vic Abrahamson in pub
fishing the Cody Enterprise.
Harold Newton and Daniel In
graham are planning a trip to Cody
for a visit with their parents dur
ing tournament week, which is va
cation time at the state university.
The A. l.. Cummings Music Com
pany of Sheridan will have their
piano tuner, Mr.. o. E. Olson, in
Cody for a few days. Orders may
be left for him It the Chamber
lain Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Freeborg were
hosts on Monday evening at a birth
day party given in honor of the
latter's birth anniversary. Games
and a general good time was enjoy
ed by those attending.
Mrs. C. NJ. Cox and daughter
Jean returned Thursday from Oma-
ha, where the little girl was taken
to an ear specialist. She is much
improved in health, and will soon
be back in school.
o. G. Bevelhymer left yesterday
for his ranch on Paint creek, after
He has spent much of the time
this winter in Cody on account of
his wife's i'll health.
Mrs. Sybl Wilson returned from
Billings Sunday evening where she
had visited over the week end with
her husband who is at St. Vincent's
hospital. Mr.. Wilson is improving
rapidly and it is thought will be
home in about another week.
Eddie Null returned Sunday from
a visit with his parents at LaMesa,
California. He left Pete Peterson
at San Diego. MI. Null reports
his parents improved in health. He
was met at Beaver on Sunday by
Vic Abrahamson.
A. NJ. Berringer returned last
week from a business trip to North
Dakota, and Minnesota points,
where he has oil interests. He pro-
poses to drill a well at Mandan,
N. D., which is in the heart of a
booming oil field.
YOU WHINE LosE-For one
hour Saturday, 2 to 3 p. m. on
100 articles on sale at half price.
These include some finished models,
dresses, package goods. stamped
lunch sets, etc. Come early and
get your choice of the lot. Mrs.
Wards Needlecraft Shop.
G. G. Melton returned Sunday
from Billings, where he visited the
wholesalers convention and took
in the big sights While away
Mr.. Melton also made a flying trip
to Butte. where he has friends. He
drove home with Walter Bane of
Meeeteetse.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Tinkcom
were Billings visitors last week,
Mr.. Tinkcom returning Monday and
Mrs. Tinkcom arriving home Tues
day, accompanied by Mrs. Wilbur
Tinkcom and children of Red Lodge
who were also spending a few days
at Billings.
C. +. Capes has taken up his resi-
dence in Cody and plans upon be-
ing here for several months, while
supervising the road work in the
Shoshone canyon. Mr.. Capes is an
associate engineer with the Federal
Bureau of Roads under whose di-
rection the road Improvement will
go forward.
Beg Pardon Ladies-beg pardon
we told you two weeks ago of the
Blue Crane pure thread silk hose
and the unusual value of these hose