, 1927-04-13
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

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Remember the card party, Irma
Hotel. Thursday evening, April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richard of
North Fork community were in
Cody Tuesday on business.
You are sure to please him if
you give him one of our Easter
eel ties. Fave Jones.
Mrs. ]. Godfrey of Lowell spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jesse Brittin of North of Cody.
Bigger, better and snappier than
ever before. Major Hopes dusky
One of the circles of the Meth
cdist Aid served a splendid dinner
on Tuesday evening in the church
parlors.
The Cody Golf Club is to hold
its annual meeting on April 18th,
at the Library. Members are urged
TO attend.
Permanent waving on a Keene
Steamoil Permanent Waving Ma
chine at Nora's Shop. Natural Big
Waves Guaranteed, no frizzy hair.
Mrs. C. r. Snyder arrived home
Sunday from Kansas City, Mo-,
where she has been visiting with a
sister whom she had not seen for
about thirty years.
Capt. Will Belts, who has spent
the winter months with his wife
n family at Longmont, Colorado,
returned to Cody Thursday and is
AT his ranch IN CoufhforG
Be sure to come to the Irma ho-
tel Thursday, April 81. and help
make our lard party a success. Re-
freshments, prizes and a good time.
st. Anthony's Altar Society.
RE. Keys who has beer employ
ed by the highway department in
this locality, has been transferred to
Basin. His wife will visit with her
mother in Colorado for a short
time.
L.. L. Williams, R. E. Mcfarland,
e. S. Hopes and H. A. Phillips
went to Powell Saturday afternoon
to attend the funeral of Lee Jones,
prominent residents of that town
who died last week.
Edward Brown returned home
last week from Berkeley California
and will be employed again this
summer in the freight department
at the Cody station. His mother,
Mrs. b. f. Thomas will visit on the
coast for several weeks more.
Mrs. Ned Frost entertained about
f~hirty-five guests at a seven O'Clock
dinner Monday evening in honor
of her husbands birthday ami
yersary. Spring flowers were used
as decorations, making the tables
and rooms very pleasing.
George ". Boyd, who has been
working with the local farm bureau
agent on the determination of ro-
dents in this section, left Sunday J
for Worland and Thermopolis. but
will return the first of next week to
the work in the Greybull ]
pest district above Meeteetse. /
Mrs. Dale Nuss and children de- {
Friday morning for Carol
ton. Mo-, for a few weeks visit witt
her parents. Mr., Nuss took them
to Billings. They have stored their
household goods and upon Mrs.
Nuss' return will make their home
at Pahaska. ,
J. d. Leonard and ". ]. Free :
man of Billings were in Cody and }
Oregon Basin a few days last week. !,
Mr.. Freeman expects to be located I
here permanently in charge of the I,
Leonard oil interests in Oregon ba-
sin. He has rented the ]. H. Vogel
on north Fourth street. I
Mrs. D. E. Hollister and her
Mrs. Christopher, who has S
been visiting here for some time, G
departed Wednesday of last week
for the latter's home in Kansas
City. Mrs. HOLSTER has been in i'll 7
health and hopes the change to the
lower altitude may prove beneficial.
Monday evening from Florida
where he has been for the past. two q
years. Enroute home he stopped
at the state university at Lar c
annie to see his children, Arthur s
Leona, and says that all the
Cody students at the university are
getting along in a splendid man {
ner. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hopkins of 4
Clark, Park county, were here Mon |
day to participate in a land draw
ing In which they are interested.
This was the first time they had !
been in our city and were much i'm
pressed with the substantial build
ings and the activity here. The
Nobel hotel appealed to them as
t'eing a mighty fine Institution fo-