, 1927-01-05

GOuy lUudy' .
Dwight King of Powell spen
Tuesday at the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Nuss spen
a part of last week in Billings.
Byran Sullivan and his fathe
were down from the Northforl
over the week end. .
I. II. Larom was in Cody Thurs
day and Friday, and spent the New
Years day at the IT on the
Greybull.
Double votes given on the Bruins
wick contest with each dance tickle
Saturday night at the Codyum
Novelty dancing.
The dinner club was entertained
on New Years. eve at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Bell
Bridge and dancing followed the
meal.
DR.. and Mrs. r. S, Moody were
hosts on New Years evening at a
bridge dinner. Covers were laid for
twenty and a very enjoyable time
was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Thomas ar
rived in Cody last week and will
spend about a month here while
MIR. Thomas is enjoying a well earn
ed vacation.
Mesdames F. f. MCGEE and Stan
ley Landgren were hosts to a
= bridge luncheon on Thursday after
oon at the MCGEE home on East
Beck avenue.
Buster Larson is spending a
month at Billings, where he is I'M
der a specialists care, and it is
hoped that his health will be much
Paul Brown, Edgar Hay and Miss
Beulah Trueblood left Monday
morning for Laramie to resume
their school work at the state uni
yersity.
W. r. Wilkinson, one of the
principal owners of Pahaska Teepee,
spent several days in Cody and at
Pahaska recently, returning to his
home at Kansas City Thursday.
James and Dave aCorder left Mon.
day for Upton, Kentucky, called
there by the critical illness of theil
mother. 1t has been several year,
since the boys were back to their
home.
Clayton Brady came down from
Valley Friday bringing with him hi.
son Billie. who spent the holidays
at Valley and Jimmie Ratliff who
was also a guest at Valley last
week.
Mrs. G. S. Upton suffered an ap-
pendicitis attack on Wednesday,
and Thursday morning was remov-
ed to the Whitlock hospital for
medical attention. She is reported
as much improved.
WILDER White left last week for
a visit with his mother in Illinois.
His Mother is ninety years old,
and Mr.. White during recent years
has made frequent visits to her.
He plans to stop over a few days
in Sioux City, Ia. en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownie Newton
returned Friday from Hudson, ILL.,,
where he spend several weeks visit
ing with his wife's folks. He and
Mrs. Newton are to be located on
h A. G. Newton ranch on Mar
quette creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Jones
were hosts on Tuesday evening to
a small bridge party which was
given in honor of Mrs. jeanne VIII
o of Sheridan, who is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
II. B. Maxon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas A. Tinkcom
write from Seattle. where they have
been enjoying an extended visit
with their son, Wilbur Tfnkcom and
family. They start soon on their
trip down the California coast and
expect to visit many former Cody
people en- route.
Pete Shultz writes from the
Buffalo ranch in Yellowstone park
that he is located there for the
balance of the winter and sends
best regards to his Cody friends as
well as the Seasons greetings. The
Enterprise is to go forward each
week to keep him in touch with
the dom over on this side of the
mountains.
The d. T. D. r. class OF the
Methodist entertained their hus-
bands on Wednesday evening at a
dinner spread in the basement of
the Methodist church. An abundant
meal vas prepared by the ladies',
and was thoroughly enjoyed by