, 1926-09-22

Henry returned ouHuuy
from Billings where he enjoyed the
fair.
Mrs. Harry Huntington spent a
few days shopping in Cody the past
week.
Mrs. r.. l.. Volckmer and the ].
F. Cook family spent Sunday at
Lowell.
Mrs. Good and son Jack returned
to her home in Kansas City We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson of
Meeteetse were visitors in Cody
Saturday.
Several hunting parties are en-
joying the hills above Sunlight at
the present time.
Miss Beatrice McGinnis is visit
ing for q couple of weeks with Mrs.
Kelly on Northfork.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Smith spent Sat
urday in Cody before leaving for
the mountains on a hunting trip.
Fred Wright of the Crandan
creek country spent Saturday in
Cody attending to business matters.
Jack Tweedle is now laid up with
week for Pottstown. Pa, where he
will attend the Hill School for
Boys.
Mrs. Merle Ranck and Miss Mil
dred Holm returned to Cody Fri
day after two weeks spent in Ne
braska.
Howard meEachron arrived home
last week from New York where
he has spent the past two Or three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bradford and
daughter Kathryn left Cody Friday
for their winter home in Los An
geles, California.
Joe Newell Jr. left Sunday for
Cheshire. Connecticut, where he
will be enrolled at Roxbury School
during the ensuing year.
Joe Jretney?. inspector of the
yellow buses on the Cody run, left
for Mammoth Monday to check in
his reports for the season.
John Ageiondis of the Irma cafe
left Monday morning for Denver
where he expects to spend about a
week on business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Corder re-
turned from Billings Friday where
they attended the Midland Empire
fair. They report an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, jesse Britain en-
tertained a number of friends TO
a card and dancing party at their
home in North Cody on Friday eve
ming.
Jack Tweedle ism ow laid UP with
a dislocated knee as a result of
being kicked by a horse when he
' was mounting preparatory to going
to the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Billman and
Mrs. Henry Jones left Saturday for
Livingston. Montana. where they
will visit for some time during Mr..
Billman's vacation.
Mrs. Frank Dunbar of Hastings,
Nebraska. has returned to her. home
after a delightful three weeks spent
at PahasIa with her sister, Mrs. O..
q. Tappe of Billings.
Walt Ford and Nick Reinecker
came down from the Northfork
Sunday wheret hey have been on
a hunt. They bagged an elk and
a bear on Grinnell creek.
Mrs. &c. NJ. Coe and three grand
children, Dorothy, Irene and Jack
McGee, left Saturday for Burns,
Idaho,t o join her daughter. Mrs.
Jack MCGEE. and son Don.
Louis Burmeister come over from
ThermopoIis and spent a few days
here on business the past week. He
and Mrs. Burmeister are spending
several weeks at the hot springs
there.
w. s. Owens is driving a new
Dodge sedan. purchased recently at
the Cody garage, This is his sec
ond Dodge. the other being a tour
ing car which gave him seven years
of dependable" service.
Ernest Ricci returned home Fri
day morning from Billings where
he attended the fair. He has been
in Montana for some time, going
over to Red Lodge to attend the
celebration on Labor Day.
At the Methodist church Friday
evening. September cath, Annual
Harvest Home dinner. Don't miss it.
Don't miss the Harvest Home din
ner at tire Methodist church, Fri
day evening. September cath.
d. c.. King has sold his ranch
interests in the Clarks Fork coun-
try and has moved to Powell where
the children will he in school this