, 1927-02-23
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. L~enninger
made a business trip to Greybull
on Thursday.
Monte Jones was down from the
TIE on Monday for the Elks meet
ing held here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris were
business callers in Cody from the
Northfork Monday.
Attorney and Mrs. Ed. Ellis of
Greybull were among the visiting
Elks at Cody Monday.
C.. r. Hetzler of the Ohio Oil
company is here from Billings look
ing after company interests.
Miss Mildred Holm returned
home Sunday. She was met at Dea-
yer by members of the family.
Henry Sales was over from Nee
teetse on Thursday attending bust
ness affairs at the county seat.
Mrs. Ed. Heald is reported as
recovering from a major operation
which she underwent at a hospital
at Madison. Wis:
Mrs. w. w. Green was hostess
on Friday to a beautifully appoint
ed bridge luncheon at her home
on south Second street.
MI. and Mrs. E.. G. Miller arrived
on Friday from Casper, and are
visiting at the home of the latter's
sister, Mrs. r. B. Hardin.
Misses Lelian Scholes and Paul
inc Corder gave a joint birthday
party on Friday, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scholes.
Roy Glasgow cam down from
the Northfork Sunday to have some
dental work done. He has a trap
line on Upper Northfork and Grin
nell.
George o. Mars of Forsyth, Mon
tana spent the week end in Cody
looking after a business proposition
here. He may decide to eturn to
Cody to make his home.
Robert TrumbulI is outfitting n,
crew this week for the numbering
contract at June creek. He will
get out the logs for the L. C. Free
man interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Kennedy went
to their cabin on Golf creek Satur-
day. They made the trip as far as
~Gunbarrel with the car and walked
the rest of the way, returning down
the river the first of the week.
Landis Merrill OF Thermopolis
spent Monday at Cody and was q
guest of the Cody club at the week
ly luncheon. Mr.. Merrill is the
son of George PERIL. vice-president
of the Shoshone National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Crouch write
that they are located near Kerby,
Oregon, just off the Redwood
highway between Grants Pass and
Crescent City. They say the latch
string is out for their Cody friends.
Mrs. Joe Darrah was moved from
Cody to her home on Irma Flat
last week. Mrs. Darrah is not re-
covering very well with her broken
leg which she received in an auto
accident a couple of months ago.
Fathers Enders, Morley and Spill
lane were guests in Cody on Thurs
daS - last week. Father Enders is
resident priest at Thermopolis while
Fathers Morley and Spillane reside
at Greybull and Powell, respective
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. vanmeter Duvall
of Sidney, Nebr.. are visiting at the
G. A.. Holm home. Mrs. Duvall
was formerly Clara Holm. They
are en- route to California for an
extended visit with Mr.. DuvalPg
relatives.
Raymond Larson is driving a new
Chrysler closed model which he Sc
cured by trade from Tom Cullen.
The members of Cedar Chapter
o. E. S. are planning an unusually
good program and social evening
for Thursday evening.
The w. e. T. U. will hold It's
annual Frances Willard Memorial
service at the library on Friday
afternoon, beginning at $500 D. m.
Refreshments. Silver offering for
the memorial fund. A cordial in
yitation is extended to the public.
Humming Bird, pure thread silk
hose now SLIPS. Closing out price
blue crome rs cents. Wave knit,
the last word in pure silk hosiery,
the kind that will please. Price
S2.OO, when you buy 1t of Dave
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Shelley re-
turned Monday from an extended
visit to the western coast. They
say they had a most wonderful
trip but are glad to be back in Cody
again which has been their home
for so many years.
Mrs. Mary Peckham had an I'M