, 1926-02-17

ioom " his IeSlueuce Oh HuHlSey
avenue.
Mr.. n Mrs. G.. S. Sanborn were
down from Carter mountain one
day last week.
Mrs. Carl Madsen is over from
Meeteetse visiting with the R. L.
Volckmer family.
L. C. Freeman came down North
fork Saturday and spent the week
end with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Westerman
of Valley were visitors in town
several days last week.
G. C. Dillavou and Pres Ander-
son of Basin we're visitors in Cody
on Friday of last week.
Frank Blackburn of the Upper
Greybull country was a county seat
caller the first of the week.
Mrs. Carl Downing has been in
Cody several days this week while
her husband has been busy in court.
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Simon Snyder returned to Sun
light ranch this week having been
summoned to town as a witness
at the Jones-Holman trial.
Mrs. e. D. Wilson reports that
her husband is continuing to i'm
prove otter his operation last week
in a billings hospital.
A. C. Newton went to Billings
last week where he expects to re-
ceive medical attention. He has
been quite i'll ever since he re-
turned from the east.
Ernest NJ. Bever, a leading Re-
publican of the eastern portion of
the county, attended the meeting
of the county central committee
held in Cody Friday.
A party composed of Paul SWEET
ger, Donald Weimer, and Roy
Upton and Misses Peery, Goodwin
and Hummell motored to Billings
Saturday returning Sunday.
Frank Culp spent several days
in the county seat this week from
his winter quarters in Sunlight.
This is his first trip to the city
in more than a year and a half.
Rev. G. S. Upton took the Tues
day train to Greybull, to attend
the Sheridan District conference,
but due to the illness of Mrs. Upton
was called home on the next train.
Mesdames VIM. O'Neil and Chas.
Stump entertained the Royal Neigh
bors and their husbands at bridge
on Monday evening at the O'Neil
home. Refreshments were served.
H. d. Vandiver is now located
at Pahaska, looking after property
interest there. Mr.. VanDiver was
an employee of Holm Lodge last
summer, and has been wintering on
Northfork.
Plan to attend the X. of P. Min
strel: Monday February 22nd. A
real treat guaranteed. Show is to
be accompanied by Harrison's five
piece orchestra. Curtain at 500
o'clock. Reserved seats at p. o.
Store. Dance after show.
Mrs. T. ]. Walters left Friday
in response of a wire telling her
of the death of her mother, Mrs.
E. P. Benedict at Belmont, Wis
%consin. Mr.. Walters has received
word from his wife that she made
the trip home without mishap.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Cobb were
hosts on Tuesday evening at the
Volckmer home to dinner and
bridge, the event being the birth
anniversaries of Mrs. Ned Frost
and Mr.. R. 1. Volckmer. Judge P.
w. Metz and Court Reporter French
were out-of-town guests.
]. w. Rousseau expects to leave
next week for Rochester to receive
further treatment. Since his re-
turn nome SeVeral weeks ago, ne
has enjoyed a wonderful improve
ment in health, and has faith that
further treatment such as he re
ceived while there, will give him a
complete relief from his ailment.
He has taken the matter up by
correspondence. and unless the Mayo
Brothers specialists advice receiv-
ing the treatments at Billings, he
will take the train for Rochester.
Jack Evans, Henry Goudreau and
H. T. Newell were passengers to