, 1926-03-10
MAINLY O PEOPLE


Waterloo Cash of Valley came
down from the Southfork last Thurs
day and has been taking a vacation in
the city. He is walking with the aid
of crutches again on account of a bad
ly smashed toe. He dropped some
thing on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Dean of Meeteet-
Sc, who + living temporarily at
Phoenixville, Pa, write that they will
soon return to Wyoming. Mr.. Dean
was born in Phoenixville seventy years
ago, but has lived in Wyoming for
more than fifty years.
Mrs. A. E. Schultz is recovering
from tonsil treatment taken at the
Whitlock hospital in Powell.
G. H. Hanson of the Cody Bakery
returned from Omaha Monday, where
he has spent the winter, coming thru
by motor and taking two weeks to
make the trip. He reports the. roads
in bad condition and almost impass-
able in places until he arrived in Wyo-
ming. He was met at Denver by Mrs.
Hanson.
G. T. Thompson, wool buyer of Bos-
ton is stopping 1t the Irma hotel for
a few days and looking into the wool
situation in this section. He attended
the annual convention of the Big Horn
Basin W~oolgrowers' association at
Worland last week.
VIM. Sayles, brother of Henry Say
les, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lund, of
Buffalo, Wyoming, stopped at the r.
ma hotel in Cody, Saturday night en-
route to Meeteetse for a visit at the
Henry Sayles home.
John Anderson. the famous cook
who has been employed at the oil
camp in Oregon basin, was a visitor
in Cody the first part of the week.
Frank Trovila has spent the past
two weeks in the Kinney hospital suf-
/ fering with a severe attack of pneu-
monia and heart complications. His
condition 5 much better now and he
S on the road to recovery.
Marching at my home, half block
south of Methodist church. Phone
125-M. Mrs. Bertha Hayden.
Buster Larson returned to Cody
Saturday after spending several days
at the Fred Richard ranch on North
Fork.
Mrs. Fred Richard came down from
the Northfork Saturday and spending
several days in Cody.
Saturday Specialist inch hemstich-
ed lunch cloth and napkin to match,
only SIPS Saturday at Mrs. Wards
Needlecraft Shop.
Col. j. B. Wright, road supervisor
for Park county, has been spending
several days in the Cody community.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sabotta are
now settled at L~ewistown, Montana,
where Mr.. Sabotta is engaged in the
barbering business.
F. E. Wilson Of Basin was a visitor
in Cody Friday.
Hans Nelson of Meeteetse was call
ing on friends and attending to bus
mess matters on Friday ad Saturday
Of last week.
Bebe Daniels in Dangerous Mon
ey," at the Temple theatre Friday,
March 18th. Also special comedy
Gale Henry in Failure"
Paul Cosgrove of the Double L bar
ranch on Southfork was in from the
ranch on Friday of last week.
Wilbur Tinckom. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Tinckom, who now resides
in Red Lodge, Montana, left last week
for Seattle, Washington, where he will
spend some time. Mrs, Tinckom and
the baby are visiting at the Tinckom
home in Cody during his absence.
All our Dress Skirts on sale at half
price, Friday and Saturday only.
Volckmer's.
T. F. Stanclif. who has spent the
winter in Cody, left Friday for Colo
RADIO and later will 20 to Texas where
he will be connected with an oil com
pany operating there.
T. F. King, the efficient agent for
the Burlington railroad in Cody, re-
turned home Saturday after taking a
months vacation, during which time
he visited in Denver. Lincoln, Neb.
and other points.