, 1926-09-01
Fly-To1 against mosquitoes and

Chas. Beldon of the TT ranch
is in town today.
OFT Cassidy of Valley is spending
a few days in Cody this week.
Mabel Bulger left last week for
Baker. Oregon. to visit with her
parents who reside there.
John Hutsonpillar and Hurley
McGinnis left this morning for Cal
~ifornia where they expect to secure
employment this winter.
John Kolstead, clerk in the Cody
Trading company grocery depart
ment, left last week for Grass Greek
to accept a position in a store there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Pickering re
turned last week from a motor trip
to Portland, Oregon. Miss Bernice
Mead. who accompanied them west,
also returned with them.
In honor of her granddaughter.
Florence Jones' fourth birthday,
Mrs. Henry Jones entertained a
party of young folks at her home
Sunday afternoon.
Earl Pulley left this morning for
Yellowstone park where he will be
associated with Tip Bovee and his
band of musicians. They will make
Montana towns after their engage
ments in the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Schwoob
went to Billings Tuesday, and ex-
poets to return today with a new
Hudson brougham, which is to be
delivered by the Central garage to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weston of
Cheyenne.
Clayton Taylor has been visiting
his parents in Cody this week on
an enforced vacation due to an in
jured arm. Mr.. Taylor has been
in the employ of the Ohio Oil
company in Oregon basin this sum
mer.
B. r. Porterfield of Upton. Wyo-
ming was a visitor in Cody Satur-
day. Mr.. Porterfield formerly was
superintendent of the Powell school
also held the same position in the
Denver schools and now is the head
of the educational work at Upton.
Col. j. B. Wright, road super
visor, has been busy in the Cody
community the past week, getting
a bridge and fill in the C~ody-Clark
road near the Two-Dot ranch. He
says the bridge is there to stay
now, and the road will be open to
travel within a few days.
Gunnar Nelson left this morning
for California where he expects to
visit an uncle at Los Angeles and
make his home on the coast. He
is making the trip with Mrs. Peery
of Los Angeles. who has spent the
summer in Cody with her daughter,
Miss Polly Peery. Her daughter is
to spend the winter here.
Little Margery Head, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. Ed. Head of Trail
creek. suffered a painful accident
last week, when her right arm was
broken in a fall from a horse. The
injured member has been set and
placed in splints and 1t is the hope
of the little Miss's friends that she
will soon be recovered.
Jas. w. Rousseau returned Fri
1N- hALS lNoSltottlt L
%nesota, where he was at the Mayo
Bros. clinic for an examination. Mr..
Rousseau's condition seems to be
improving and his many friends
feel that he will be his old self
again within a few more months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weston and
son Harry Jr., of Cheyenne, have
hAan uttnctc 1,.-f-r H. -- --r-
at the George t. Beck home. The
Westons came out of the park via
the Cody way. Mr.. Weston left
for Cheyenne, where he is vice
president of the American National
bank, on Friday and Mrs. Weston
and son will leave as soon as they
receive the new car which they are
purchasing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. K. 10y of Cas-
per spent several hours in Cody
the first of the week. They have
been in the Jackson Hole country
and Yellowstone park and plan a
trip over the mountains to Sher-
idan before returning to their home
in the oil city. Mr.. 10y was for
merly mayor of Casper and is a
prominent man over the state.
In Bulletin No. 14OS the U. S..
Department of Agriculture it was
stated that flies deposit disease
germs in two ways. Not only in
the excreta but also in the regur-
gitated matter sometimes called
vomit spots" The fly is the filth
lest insect known. Do not tolerate
a single one. Fly-Tox your home
against flies and other insects