, 1926-08-25

Gas burners for hot water tanks.
An inexpensive equipment. F. w.
Kurtz.
Joe Winninger was ove from
the YU ranch Tuesday attending
to business matters.
Fly-Tox the cows before milking.
Restaurants should be sprayed
with Fly-Tox regularly.
Mrs. A. II. Hoffman and son
Stanley of Billings are guests this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Boron.
Sen. Alex Healy of Worland. rep
resentative of the Washable Live
Stock Loan association. spent Tues
day afternoon in Cody.
Miss Margaret Hancock is assist
ing at the Post Office store this
week while some of the regular
force are taking vacations.
Miss Elizabeth Newton left Mon
day morning for her home at Ian
der after a weeks visit with friends
in the Cody Community.
DR.. Francis Rives. C%hiropractor,
office at Ill AIfer Avenue. one
block south IF Methodist church.
phone 141-w. 8-11tfc.
Evan Holman was spending a few
days in Cody. He is wearing a
healthy carbuncle on his neck,
which ads nothing to his comfort.
Fred Houston of Casper is spend
ing a few days in the Cody com
munity. Mr.. Houston's sister. Mrs.
Sam Stewardson is reported very
i'll.
Convertible burner for your
kitchen ranges. Just the thing for
those who do not desire to buy a
gas range at this time. F. w.
Kurtz.
NO DANCE AT KELLY'S FRI
DAY MITE on account of dance at
Wolfville in Cody. There will be
a dance at the Kelly ranch Sep
TENDER 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hudson and
four children of Yakima, Wash
ington after a visit of a week at
the Ernest Ebert home, left Tues
day morning for a trip through the
park and their home.
Mary Ward returned home Sun
day from Nebraska where she has
She made the trip by train al far
as Laramie. and there Joined an
auto party to Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rhinert and
children of Longmont, Colo, ar
rived from the Park Tuesday and
We're overnight guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ebert. Mr..
and Mrs. Rhinert are uncle and
aunt of Mrs. Ebert.
Mrs. Mary Say returned last
week from a three-day trip thru
Yellowstone. Mrs. Say has resided
in the Cody community. and states
this is her first trip to natures
greatest wonderland. She was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lowe
on her trip.
George Bratton drove to Nam
moth and Gardiner Sunday, taking
with him his mother. Mrs. Mary
Bratton of Portland, Oregon. who
has spent several week in Wyoming
with her son here and Walda Brat
ton at Basin. Mrs. Bratton took
the train at Gardiner Monday morn
ing for her home.
After a visit of a week in the
Cody community with old friends
and ~neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Nuckols, and daughter, Miss Bessie
left Sunday for their home at An
naheim, California. They were ac-
companied as far as the west en-
trance by H. II. Schwoob, of Lander
Wyoming, who was with them on
their visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Titus and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Prentice of Fairmont
Minnesota. are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Knott.
They viii, stop in Cody again on
their return home. Mr.. Titus is
a brother of Mrs. Knott whom she
has not seen for twenty years and
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice are old
school mates.
H. Mullendore returned to town
last week. after a forty-five day
trip into the Yellowstone and Gla-
cier National parks with a pack
trip for the NJ. S. Mckay family of
New York City. Mr.. Mullendore
reports a splendid trip. He now
resides at Harper, Kansas, but is
continuing his guiding work in the
Wyoming and Canadian rockies.
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