, 1926-03-03
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mike Wagner, who for several years
was caretaker at the government dam
in Shoshone canyon, is now residing
at San Diego, California.
Chas. Stump of the Yellowstone
Garage left Sunday for Denver, Col
orado going as far as Beaver by mo-
tor. Mr. Stump is attending a con-
vention of Chevrolet Dealers which
is being held in that city this week.
The Misses Manila Hanson, and
Audrey Blaylock and Vic Abraham
son motored to Beaver Sunday morn
ing to meet Eddie Null, who arrived
on the train from La Mesa, California,
after having visited his parents there
for some time.
Geo. Sabotta left last week for
Lewistown, Montana, where he will
be employed 1T the barber trade.
Mrs. Sabotta, who is visiting in Pow
ell at the present time, expects to join
her husband within a short time.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Far!ow and Mr..
L. L. Newton, of Lander, were Wis
itors in Cody the latter part of last
week, Mr.. Farlowe being the principal
speaker at the Buffalo Bill banquet
Friday evening. They arrived late at
the banquet on account of being stuck
in a snowdrift on the Cody-Greybull
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reyn Leedom of Low
ell were visitors in Cody Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mrs.
Merrill Ranck and Miss Carrie Meyers
spent last Sunday at Burlington, Wis
iting with relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Webster of Nee
teetse were visitors in Cody Saturday
and attended the basket ball game at
the high school gym in the evening.
r. j. McGinnis is able to be about
after having been confined to his
home for several weeks with an attack
of the flu.
Mrs. Joe A. Jones and Mrs. Kid
Wilson made a trip to Billings last
week to visit Mr.. Wilson, who is in
the hospital at that place. Mrs. Viii
son reports her husband as getting
along nicely.
Frank McGinnis has the distinction
of being born on the same day of the
year as Buffalo Bill. He was 81 years
of age on Friday, February 26th.
e. V. Robertson of the Grey Bull
Corporation, returned last week from
Cheyenne and Denver, where he has
spent several weeks attending to bust
ness affairs.
Ernest and Billy May have returned
from Load South nalyAta r~ha,a -Ir,-
have spent several weeks with their
father, who has been in poor health
this winter.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman of Clark, who
has resided in Cody this winter. is i'll
in a Billings hospital, and it Is expect
ed that it will be necessary for her to
undergo an operation.
C. c. Melton of the Cody Trading
company and Walter Bayne OF the
Meeteetse Mercantile company spent
a few days in Billings the pas. week.
Nh. Melton also visited in Butte while
away.
Kid Wilson is recovering nicely
from his recent operation at Billings,
but does not expect to be able to
leave the hospital for another month.
1t is reported that Phil Orr, who has
been in st. Vincent's hospital at Bill
lings for several weeks, is to under
go another operation soon.
A meeting of the Eastern Star was
held at the Masonic Temple last
Thursday evening for the installation
of Mrs. Roy Holm as worthy matron.
Mrs. Holm has only recently returned
to Cody after spending the winter in
Florida. Refreshments and dancing
were also enjoyed during the evening.
1t is reported that Frank Trovilla
is seriously i'll and under the doctors
care at the Kinney hospital.