, 1926-03-17

tents Dress mats 9o.oos the DeiiiiohI
kind at The Toggery.
Mrs. C. R. Cobb spent the week end
in Billings, returning Sunday evening.
Jake Gloeckner is spending a few
days at the DeMaris Springs.
Yes, we can charge your battery In
eight hours. The Yellowstone Garage,
S. F. Flanagan is doing the eiectri-
cal work at the new Corder theatre
building. !
Mrs. S. P. Van Arsdall entertained
the members of the p. E. o. society
Monday afternoon at her home on
East Beck avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Freeman were
among the Billings visitors the first of
this week.
R. T. Baird, editor of the Powell
Tribune has been i'll at his home with
the flu several days during the past
week.
Mrs. Gertrude Harrison of Powell
spent a few days in visiting at the
Singer home during the past week.
Clayton Brady. of the Valley ranch
on Southfork, returned home Monday
artor spell'ng several days in Billings.
Clarence Olson, service man for the
White Truck company, is spending d
few days in oCdy looking after the in
terests of his company here.
C. o. March of the Meeteetse Mer-
camille company has been spending
several days in Cody on business.
Phil Kent is driving q new Chew
rolet COUPE, purchased at the Yellow
stone garage last week.
Maxine Hose have the winning COM
bination of high quality and low price.
Sale price, Friday and Saturday only,
95c. Volckmer's.
Roy "Pat" Jones of the Yellowstone
garage, left Tuesday morning for Cas-
per where he will spend a few days on
business.
We have received a large shipment
of poultry netting and lower prices
prevail. All sizes. Brundage Hard
ware company.
Darwin Downs has accepted a posi-
ton in the repair department of the
Central Garage and Filling Station.
Leroy Joyce, state examiner, arr1v-
ed in Cody from Cheyenne yesterday
and will spend some time here audit
ing the county records.
G. F. Canes and w. K. E~veringham,
who have charge of the road construc-
ton work in the canyon, spent over
Sunday in Cody.
Lou Ericsson arrived in Cody Sun
day from his ranch on Dry Head
Montana, and is spending a few days
visiting friends here.
d |L... &c Pad InAOp one
of the old timers of this section of the
country, is spending a few days IN
Cody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Perry of Rood
hous, Illinois, returned to their home
Monday after spending a couple OF
months in Cody with Mr.. Perry's par
ents on East Alger rel
Mrs. Mary E. Golden of Thermopo-
lis is visiting for a few days at the
homo of her daughter, Mrs. S. +.
Flanagan.
Ben Shippers came in from his
ranch on Whit creek on Monday Of
this week and stayed over till Tues
day attending to business matters.
Rev. A. H. Beatty of the Cody Epis-
conal church motored to Meeteetse
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of
holding services in the evening.
The Harrison orchestra j%ourneyed
to Greybull on Wednesday OF last
week where they played for a dance
that evening.
Glen Newton left on Tuesday for
Billings 10 be with Mrs. Newton. who
is in a hospital there, having under
gone an operation recently. Mrs
Newton expects to be well enough to
return to her home the latter part OF
this week.
Mr.. Robert dip of Denver, district
nag of the Queen Insurance COM
many. was attending TO business af-
fairs in Cody the first Of the week.
He also visited at home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. o. Larson, he having gone to
the same school rs Mrs. Larson in
Wisconsin.
BRYAN Wogoman Of Sunlight was in
Cody Saturday. He was driving the
Painter stage last week, taking the
place Of Frank Brough who is doing
some building.
"Chip" Chapman spent a few days
in Cody during the past week. He has
been doing some carpenter work at
the Schultz ranch IN Upper Sage.
Simon Snyder left last week for
New York City and other points in
the east where he will spend several
weeks.
C. C. Peters came over from his
ranch near Basin the first of the week
% nttnnd 10 hnsineas matfnrs In nCdY.