, 1927-01-12

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All linens reduced Saturday, n
day only, at Mrs. Wards.
NJ. B. Hensley went to Billings
last week where he is to have a
thorough medical examination. He
has ret been feeling well for some
time.
A party composed of DR.. and Mrs.
R. c. Trueblood, and Misses Nil
dred Holm, and Mabel Ward and
Mrs. Francis Thurston motored 20
Billings Monday.
Dresbeck-Riggs, Inc, Ford deal
ers of Cody today delivered a Ford
runabout with a pickup body to
the Ohio Oil company, which it will
use at Elk Basin.
Park County's legislative delega-
ton composed of Sen. J. F. Cook,
and Representatives A. L.. Pearson
and Robert A. Allan went to Chey-
enne Monday morning.
Mrs. Francis Hayden left last
week for Lowell where she Joined
her mother, Mrs. Louise Olson, and
the two expect to go to Salt Lake
City for an extended stay.
Mrs. Geo. S. Russell who suffered
an injury to her hip is reported to,
be resting easily at the Whitlock
hospital in Powell with every
chance of complete recovery.
The Enterprise received this week
a kindly note from our old friend
Gus Holm's, who is temporarily at
Los Angeles. Gus sends best re-
CARDS to his many Cody friends.
Ernest ]. Goppert left Saturday
for Cheyenne where he goes as
counsel in the Cody Canal VS.. Lin
coin Land Co. case. Mr.. Goppert
represents the Cody Canal board.
The small fellow has the advan-
tage over the big. At least it looks
that way to us, for Dave Jones Is
offering suits in sizes up to 81 for
$500 that formerly sold up 20
$3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Frost left on
Wednesday for a motor trip which
will take them through the south
land and eventually to the coast
where they have relatives and
friends.
The mysterious order of the o.
M. A. indicted five candidates
through its initiatory ceremonies OH
Tuesday evening, which business
session was followed by an oyster
feed.
Miss Marjorie Eells returned last
week from New Jersey where she
went for her annual vacation. This
week she is at Laramie attending
the yearly conference of extension
workers.
J.. e. Cooper, chairman of the
Cody Canal board, is in Cheyenne
where he is attending the trial of
a case in which the Cody Canal
is suing the Lincoln Land company
for collection of some delinquent
water taxes.
DR.. Frances NJ. Lane, who has
been taking a graduate medical
course in Philadelphia and attend
ing a medical clinic at Battle creek,
Michigan, for the past three months
will return to Cody January Is.
w. G. Wilkins and his son OF
Powell We're visitors at the county
seat Monday. Mr.. wilkins, as chair
man of the commissioner board was
here assisting with the calling of
the jury for the court term to COM
mence January Gath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Null expect to
leave the latter part of the week
for California where they may de-
eide to make their future home. Mr..
Nulrs aged parents reside there
and he would like to be near them
In their declining years.
Ranger F. E. McGrew arrived in
Cody the first of the week. after
spending the holidays with his wife
and children at Greeley, Colo. He
will remain In Cody attending the
district ranger conference for a few
days. after which he returns to his
station in Crandall.
Bert Lampitt writes from Raw
lins that he still enjoys receiving
the Enterprise. to keep track of his
friends in and around Cody. Bert
has charge of n of the large work
rooms down at the pen and from
reports coming from those visiting
there is regarded as a very able
and trusted workman.
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