, 1926-03-10
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. (Tex) Wisdom
came down from the Sylvan Pass
hanger station Sunday, leaving Mon
day morning for a visit in Denver and
Texas points. They will be away for
about a month. They were relieved
by Mr.. Martindale a ranger from the
lake station.
Henry Thompson of New York CITY
arrived in Cody Monday and left the
following day for Sunlight where he
will be a guest at the Simon Snyder
ranch.
Mrs. Mary Bratton of Portland, Or
egon, left today for her home, after
having visited for several days in Cody
with her son, George Bratton of the
Golden Rule store. She was accom-
panied as far as Frannie by Mr.. Brat
ton. Mrs. Bratton arrived in Wyom-
ing several weeks ago and has been
visiting at the home of Waldo Bratton
at BASIN.
Eddie Null made a trip up South
Fork Sunday, and installed a radio re-
ceiving set in the Carl Downing home.
He was accompanied by the Misses
Manila Hanson and Audrey Blaylock.
Jack Evans has been under the
weather a few days the past week as
a result of a bad cold and La grippe.
Jim Rousseau returned from Mayo
Brothers hospital at Rochester Mimi,
where he consulted physicians. He is
much improved in health and his con-
dition is now such that he is able to
drive his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ear! Martin of Alb
saroka Ladge were down from the
North Fork the first of the week.
They brought Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Wis
dom to town and the VISIONS left
via the Burlington on an extended
visit in Colorado and Texas points.
]. r. Huntington came out from his
ranch in Sunlight on Thursday of last
week, bringing a bunch of horses
which he took to Powell and sold.
Bebe Daniels in Dangerous Mon
ey," at the Temple theatre Friday,
March 18th. Also special comedy
Gale Henry in Failure"
The last mail from the Crandall
creek ranger station brought evidence
of spring in the mountains-a bunch
of budding pussy-willows picked by
Mrs. F. f. McGrew for Margaret Hay
den of the local forestry office.
A three-bladed pocket knife for only
SIPS. Guaranteed. Cody Trading Co.
Attorney j. E. McElvain left Mon
day for Basin where he was called
on court matters. The Glenn Simp-
son case which was venued from Park
county, is being tried there this week.
F. A. Chisholm, county agent, and
Miss Margery Eells, coutny demon
stration agent, are working in the
Powell community this week. A
poultry show and extension school is
being held there.
Henry Doores of Meeteetse, was a
caller in the county seat the first of
the week.
Clayton Brady of the Valley Ranch
company IA tr~ansacting business in
Cody the fore part of the week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Rives has recently been frightened
by the arrival of a 10-pound boy.
Hubert Webster of Cheyenne was a
business caller in Cody on Tuesday.
Homer Milstead and Enrol Ross
were callers in Cody on Tuesday from
Lower Sage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar KHAN enter
tanned n number of riends at q delight
full card party on Monday evening.
Rev. C. s. Upton motored 10 Powell
this afternoon, where he will attend
a meeting this evening for the purpose
of organizing a Big Horn Basin Sun
day school league.
A be- WIS born 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Braten, of Clarks Fork last
Saturday. cart" declares he hopes
to have an even dozen and as the new
arrival makes even he has a good
start and believes he is in a fair way
to see his ambition realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Warren are
the proud and happy parents of a baby
girl born TO them on Wednesday OF
this week.
Mr.. II. F. Bell, county surveyor for
Park county and Jack Hughes are in
] the Powell section today doing some
surveying.
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