, 1926-09-15

Mr. and Mrs Mike Donovan of
Meeteetse spent Sunday in Cody.
Henry Goudreau left Monday for
Red Lodge for a short visit with
friends before going to the Billings
Fair.
Ty Cobb tool care of his business
in Cody Saturday instead of Mon
day, that he could get up to Billing
to attend the Midland Empire Fair.
Geo. Hoyer is now in Ellsworth,
Wisconsin, where he is enjoying
an extended visit with friends ana
relatives.
DR.. r. C. Trueblood left Thurs
day for his cabin on Newton creek
and will spend some time hunting
in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Westerman
of Southfork are spending a few
days in ~Thermopolis on a vacation
before settling down to the winters
work.
a new and capital idea for the
little chaps-knicker suits with
golf socks just like dads. We have
a fine lot of all worsted golf hose.
Dave Jones.
Captain Belts of the %Southfork
country. is spending a few days in
Cody before returning to Longmont,
Colorado. to join Mrs. Belts and
the baby for the winter.
Nc. and Mrs. Chas. March of Nee
teetse stopped over night in Cody
Sunday or their way to the Billings
fair. They were accompanied to Bill
lings by Fred vanCleve and Joe
Newell.
Alden and Dan ~Ingraham and
Sylvester Martin left yesterday
for Douglas, where they will attend
the state fair before going to Lar
annie where they will be enrolled
in the state university this year.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Beatty mo-
tored to Powell Sunday and called
on the j.. e. McElvain family who
are now established in their new
home there. They We're accompanied
by Mrs. Peake.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson of
Cheyenne Left Saturday for their
home after several days visit with
Mr.. Peterson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. f. Peterson. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Mildred Peter
son who will attend the state uni
versity at Laramie.
The good looking young man
in the Enterprise office (the one
who doesn't wear glasses) is Geo.
Stone, who is assisting with the
work during the absence of Ernest
Shaw. He has announced his en-
gagement to Miss Thelma Jorgen-
son of Billings.
MI. and Mrs. r. F. Granger of
Thermopolis and Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
Hoover of Denver passed thru Cody
this week, returning from a vaca-
ton in the park. Mr.. Hoover is a
short story writer of some note and
this was his first trip tt wyoming.
Jack Graham. of San Jose, Calf,
spent Sunday night at the Chamber
lin, the guest of r. j. McGinnis.
These gentlemen were school mates
and have not seen each other for
thirty years, so their meeting was
q happy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Phelps of
the Greybull country nave been in
Cody several days the past week,
attending the commissioners meet
ing and the Powell fair and visit
ing with their many friends in this
neighborhood.
V. j. Irving of Kansas City,
who has been visiting his friend,
w. K. Everingham, for several
weeks, returned Tuesday to his
home. Mr.. Everingham expects to
sun work on the road above the
dam on the 25th, and push it to
completion by the first of the year
A letter has been received from
Mrs. Frank Gunsul at Ketchikan,
Alaska. in which she says that
some day she may send US a pic
ture of the future president of the
United States. We gather from this
that it must be a boy. The Gunsuls
are getting along nicely in the
north country and at the present
time the people of Ketchikan are
much interested in the salmon run.