, 1926-06-30

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Cars washed and polished at the
Cody Service Station. Phone 39J.
Mrs. B. B.. Owen and children of
Meeteetse were visitors at the coun-
ty seat several days last week.
w. B. Leach is assisting at the
Palace Market. Mr.. Leech is an
experienced meat cutter and makes
a valuable assistant to Mr.. Larson.
C. d. Barnett of Powell. in the
interest of the county fair to be
held at Powell. spent Friday at
Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L~andsbury of
Lingrove. Iowa. were visitors at the
w. S. Owens home last week, en-
route to Yellowstone park.
Ed Bolin, former b ,~,siness man
of Cody, is back in Cody and ex-
poets to stop for the Stampede
celebration.
Margaret Rousseau, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Rousseau of
Cheyenne is the house guest during
the Stampede of her friend, Miss
Anna Blaine.
Mrs. Evan Holman and daughter
and Mrs. Jay Blood returned this
week from Sunlight where they
spent a. few days with Jay Blood
who has a road contract there.
Mayor II. B. Richardson and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Reyn Lee
dom and son were visitors in Cody
Sunday en- route to Sunlight for a
days motor excursion.
Indiana, is a house guest at the
a. NJ. Berringer home for several
weeks. Miss Cricks spent last sum
Berringer, and is pleased to be back
in Wyoming again.
Mrs. Carl Downing of Southfork
was called to Beaver Sunday by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
o. F. Dickerson. Mr.. Downing is
in town while Mrs. Downing is
absent, and has taken charge of
some of the work at the Stampede
grounds.
The Farm Bureau held a very
interesting and enjoyable meeting
on Friday evening at the Upper
Sage community hall. Among the
guests at the meeting was r. J.
Allen. of Cove, Ore, former county
agent of Park county.
Sam Kaufman, son of Mrs. Robt.
Kaufman of the Double l.. Bar
ranch arrived from new York last
week, and on Friday was taken
into the Sunlight section where he
will join the Kaufman party on an
outing there.
Now open for business-The Cody
Service Station. located near Monu-
ment Camp Ground. High grade
gas and oil. Crank case service. We
wash cars.
Mr.. n Mrs. S. c.. Parks return
ed home Saturday from California,
where they attended the wedding
of their son Charles. who on Thurs
day was married to Miss Aileen
Burks of Venice. California. The
n~ewlyweds will honeymoon on the
western coast several weeks before
coming to make their home in Cody.
Edwin Hall returned home Sun
day after spending the last year in
Spokane where he has attended a
business college. Edwin is looking
fine and looks forward to an entire
summer with his mother, Mrs. Lulu
Hall. He Joined his mother at Bill
lings last week, and took in the
Custer celebration.
Al WILKINSON nf thA u u Fanrh
was DOM from Northfork Tuesday
to meet MRS. Florence Dohney of
Detroit, Mich. who is to be a guest
in this coutry for several weeks.
Other prominent guests at the p
Z ranch include DR.. h. w. Gilman
of Detroit and Mrs. Ray Brenholts
of Columbus, Ohio.
Horace Mullendore arrived in
Cody last week, and is making
preparations to take the NJ. F.
Kay party through Yellowstone via
saddle horses during the month of
July. Mr.. Mullendore was a form
er resident of Cody but is more
recently of Harper, Kansas. Last
year he took Mr.. Kay on a trip
into British Columbia.
r. J.. Allen, former county agent
of Park County. now of Cove. Ore,
arrived in Cody last week, and visit
ed here for about a week. Altho
a native of Oregon and the owner
of a splendid fruit farm near Cove,
he still leans strongly to Wyoming
and could not resist the opportunity
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excursion and a visit with Cody
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