, 1927-07-27
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Doores and
the children were in Cody Friday.
Harry Cheeseman of the Upper
Woodriver section was a visitor in
Cody Friday.
F. w. Kurtz and Henry Pool
spent a couple of days at Billings
this week.
Regular dinner, including chicken
and ice cream. served at six O'Clock
Sunday evening at the Hotel Cham
berlin. $1.00 per plate.
Otto Nelson returned home Tues
day evening from Billings where
he has been receiving medical at
tention for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Owens spent
several days in Billings last week,
returning home Friday. Mr.. Owens
is feeling much improved in health.
Rev. G. S. Upton left again Mon
day morning with a bunch of Boy
Scouts for the camp in the Big
Horn mountains above Tensleep. He
expects to bd away about a week
or ten days.
Mrs. p. o.. Markham and chill
dren are spending several weeks in
California, having left for there
about ten days ago.
Perry Sande is back from Hot
Springs, Ark, where he went for
a severe attack of rheumatism sew
eral weeks ago. He reports him
self TO be slightly improved.
Irwin Scott. barber at the Sani-
tary Barber shop. was at Columbus,
Montana over the week end, where
he attended the funeral of a friend.
He returned to Cody Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Murray and Miss An
toinette Heilder spent a day or two
in Billings last week. Miss Heidler
is a sister of Mrs. Murray and has
been visiting here from Chicago.
Jens Jensen returned from Bill
lings Tuesday where lie has been
consulting a specialist. Recently
Mr.. Jensen underwent an operation
at the Powell hospital and he is
not regaining his strength as rapid
ly as could be expected.
A party composed of Mrs. c.. g..
Manlove, Mrs. c.. ]. Lowe and Miss
Marguerite Luke, driven by Ted
Thompson motored to Jackson Lake
lodge out the south entrance of
Yellowstone park on Sunday and
returned to Cody Monday evening.
Near the south entrance they visit
ed the Valley Ranch girls party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Tinckom
write from Seattle that they are
moving to Tacoma. Washington and
here after their addresses will be
2117 South Wilkinson street. The
Tinckoms, former Cody people, like
the western coast very much nav
ing been at Seattle for the past
two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Phillips and
w. C. Wilkins represented Park
county at the meeting of county
assessors and county commissioners
held at Thermopolis last week.
Judge A. p. Monteba of Powell
took care of the assessors office
during the absence of the Phillips
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Green left
Cody last week, after a residence
of several months here while Mr..
Green held a position with the En-
terprise printing force. They are
returning to their old home in Mon
tana, and MT. Green will be as
sociated in the printing business
with his father at Saco. Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Tinckom
write from Seattle that their visit
there is about at an end and with
in the next week they will start
down the coast for a couple of
months visit and will then return
to Cody for u brief spell before
goin to Florida for the next winter.
They send best regards to all their
Cody friends.
Mrs. John Vanmeter returned
Saturday from Butte where she
was called on a federal case as a
witness. The case was one in
which an itinerant preacher who
several years ago visited Greybull.
Powell and Cody was charged with
a violation of the Mann Act. The
trial resulted in an acquittal for the
defendant.
The Rev. c.. E. Pitts and party
arrived home Thursday from the
Presbyterian Young Peoples coz
ference held at Story, Wyoming.