, 1927-03-23

r. b. Siggins of the South Fork
community was in Cody Tuesday.
Attorney Riley A.. Gwinn of Low
ell was here Wednesday and Thurs
day writing the civil service exami-
nation for the interstate commerce
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McCune and
daughter arrived recently and will
make their home in Cody this sum-
mer. while Mr.. McCune is super
vising the construction work on the
new post office building.
Mrs. Blanck Muri is improving
her store by the addition of a bar
becue and delicatessen equipment.
The name of the place will be
changed from the Workman Groc-
cry store to 1.-THE Barbecue"
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl yersey Of
Thermopolis, Wyoming, were in
Cody Saturday to inspect the archi-
tectural construction of Mrs. Os-
kin's home. They plan to build a
similar home at Thermopolis.
Dan Solomon spent a few days
in Cody last week, and over the
week end. Dan is one of the old
timers Of the Cody country, opera
ting a saloon here about fifteen
years ago. OF late years he has
been engaged in business in south
ern Montana towns.
Carl NJ. Cox left Monday morn
ing for Cheyenne where he is to
appear and attend a meeting of
the state land board of which he be-
comes a member as Wyoming's new
land commissioner. He expects to
return home within a few days and
arrange his affairs to move to
Cheyenne about the first of April.
The Aldrich Lodge at Ishawooa
has inst issued a neat and hand
some booklet setting forth the
scenic attractions of the vicinity of
the Lodge. as well as inducements
for the sportsmen to visit their
place. The Booklet is nicely Illus
trated with views of camp and
trail.
The Epworth League of the
Methodist church held a social in
the basement of the church Friday
evening of last week. Members OF
the League were requested to ap.
pear wearing the green and tbs
refreshments served indicated tn.
st. Patrick season. The youni
folks had a good time.
Mrs. Dorothy Trimmer returned
home Saturday evening after an ex
tended visit on the western coas
most of which vas spent at Ions
Beach, where she was. with he
father, MI. b. F. Martin and he,
sisters, Mrs. Anna Glasgow ant
Mrs. Edith Brundage. En- rout,
home she visited a few days wit
her son Thomas, who is a studen
at Palo Alto.
Mrs. Upton celebrated the eighty
third anniversary of her birthda,
Friday of last week, and to hell
make the occasion an especial,
pleasant day for her, friends from
Cody and along the river gathered
to take dinner with her. Two tur.
keys were prepared for the feas
and about twenty-five friends en-
joyed her hospitality. Mrs. Upton's
birthday dinner has been an annual
event for about eighteen years.
Word comes from the Van Horns
that they are about to leave Wash
ington. Mr.. Van Horn is making
a new law connection, and with a
former Washington attorney, will
open an office in Portland, Ore. He
will be out about the first of May.
Mrs. Van Horn and Amy will motor
west as soon as Amy's school closes
and will reach Cody some time in
June. to make a little visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Mildred Anderson, county
superintendent of schools, planned
to spend Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday of this week visiting rur.
al schools. While on her rounds
she will arrange the grouping OF
schools for the final eighth grade
examinations In the county. Schools
that are suitably located will be
grouped. while n few schools will
hold the examinations alone. In
every instance a d~isinterested part,
will be appointed to be present dur
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