, 1926-06-16

ty at Laramie.
The R. b. Hardin family returned
Thursday from a few weeks outing
in Sunlight basin.
1.-THE Whippet'-A name that
will be on millions of tongues
NEXT WEEK.
Miss Irene Wilson came in from
California on Friday and will spend
the summer at Holm Lodge.
Miss Polly Perry, of Los Angeles,
granddaughter of Mrs. e. A. Perry,
has accepted a position at the West
ern Union offic for the summer
months.
Miss Jane Beck returned from
the east last week, where h has
been attending Columbia university
this last year.
Miss Audrey Wilder returned this
week from Laramie where she has
attended the state university the
past year.
Edwin Dunn arrived home Satur-
day from Laramie where he finished
his freshman year at the state uni
Yersity.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark spent
the week end at Billings visiting
Jas. Clark. who returned home Mon
day, much improved after his re-
cent operation at Billings.
Edwin Johnson accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Scotty Clark to Billings
last week. and will visit there for
a few weeks with the Fred Gran
dali family.
Mrs. Lloyd Evans is spending
this week at Billings receiving
treatment for IN ear ailment. Mr..
Evans accompanied her to Billings
and drove down a new Dodge
coupe last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Taylor motor
ed to Cheyenne last week, where
they were joined by their son, Clay
ton who has been enrolld at the
state university. They returned
home Saturday.
Alex Goudreau and family and
Mrs. Chas. Lutkins and family, of
Midwest. visited with Henry Goud-
reau in Cody last week. Mr.. Goud-
reau and Mrs. Lutkins are brother
and sister of Henry Goudreau.
Guy Lesser spent a few days in
Cody last week visiting with old
friends. Mrs. Lesser Joined her
mother at Billings and will probably
come to Cody for a few days be
fore they return to their home in
California.
Have you forgotten that Sunday
June goth is Fathers Day? Every
member of the family should give
him remembrances, n fine tie, socks
a shirt or hat will please him if
you Buy it of Dave Jones.
Mrs. b. A. Blivens left Wednes-
day for her home in Oregon after
an extended visit with her daugh-
tiers, Mesdames Chas. Stump and
WIN. O'Neil. Mrs. O'Neil accompani-
ed her as far as Billings and will
visit with friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hedden and
Miss Hazel D~eJarnette of Sheridan
were visitors at the Glen Boron
home over the week end, leaving
Monday for a return trip via Their
mopolis and the Buffalo-Tensleep
road. They spent Sunday on the
Northforls, visiting at the John
Heates home,
When Dave Jones returned from
his three weeks vacation he found
the new cleaning, pressing and re
pair department so over worked
thai it was necessary to employ
a helper at once. Mrs. Bosley is
now employed in this department.
Jack ShuIer. member of the Al
Bedoo Shrine band, returned home
today after a visit to the Shrine
convention at Philadelphia. Jack
says he enjoyed his trip pretty
much but is glad to be back with
his Park county interests.
DR.. r. C. TruebIood went to
Billings Monday where he will
spend several days. While there
he will have an opportunity to Sc
cure some special instruction re-
sarding the operation of Frigidaire
coolers, which he sells at the Cody
Drug.
Misses Lois Ingraham and lila
Schwoob returned home Friday from
Indianola. Iowa, where they have
been enrolled at Simpson college
the past year. Miss %Ingraham was
accompanied home again this year
by Alice Han8elI of %Indianola, who
will spend the summer here. Mr..
and Mrs. Loren Schwoob met the
young ladies at Lowell and the
trip to Cody was made by car.