, 1927-02-09
See Mrs. Wards sale ad.

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at the Toggery.
Save a date-Monday, February
14th for the Eagles Ball.
Carl Downing of Southfork spent
several days in Cody last week.
Mrs. Ward is advertising an in
teresting sale in her Gift Shop.
Windsor top coa.sS100 per cent
Virgin wool. s2450 at the Toggery.
Arthur Cunningham returned last
week from California where he
spent several weeks.
Willard Hogan and Ralph McGirl
of Clark were business visitors at
Cody Monday.
Attend the Eagles dance at the
Temple Monday evening. Biggest
time of the year.
Many rave purchased new dresses
for the Eagles bali. Select yours
at the volckmer shop.
DR.. and Mrs. Trueblood returned
from Billings on Thursday where
they had been for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Nord-
quist were down from their rancn
on the upper Clarks fork last week.
A number of Southforkers ship
ped a carload of hogs on Monday.
A very good market prevails at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Baird ar
rived Saturdayeand will visit for a
few days at the p. E. Markham
home.
Buster Larson is home from Bill
lings where he has been taking
medical treatments for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spicer tool
advantage of the opening of the
i. canyon road and motored into Cody
on Friday.
Mrs. p. w, Metz and daughter
are spending the week end in Cody
while the Judge is holding court
here.
Almost every lady in town has a
new dress for the Eagle dance. Our
line is most complete at yolck-
mer's.
A marriage license was granted
last week to Virgil F. Dove and
Miss Viva Ester olds. at the county
clerk 8 OfflCe.
DR.. and Mrs. Trueblood and Mr..
and Mrs. Tex Kennedy motored up
the river on Sunday, going as far
as the Chimney rock.
Mrs. c. NJ. Cox was taken to the
hospital at Powell on Friday of last
week, where she underwent Z minor
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Snyder of
Southfork are spending a few days
in Cody. Mr.. Snyder had his tonsils
removed on Monday.
Mrs. Clifford Spencer lee last
week for Loveland, Colorado wher
she Will visit with her pare IL All
relatives for a few weeks.
Hayward Schwoob left Lander
last week for California where he
will join his wife. formerly Miss
Bessie Nuckols, at Orange. Calf
VIM. Howell left Monday for
Astoria. ILL.,, where he goes to at
tend the funeral of Miss Mary Saw
ver's mother. who died Suaday.
You will get your moneys worth
at the Eagles ball Monday even
ing at the Temple theatre. Good
music, good floor and n big time
for all.
Miss Betty Walters is not recover
Ing very well from her operation
which she underwent recently. and
1t may be necessary that she re-
turn to the hospital.
A. C. Newton returned today
from Billings where he har been
receiving treatments mt the hospi-
tai there for several weeks. Mr..
Newton Is feeling much improved
In health and is ready to start In
on his field assessment work for
the county office.
The Cody Enterprise is In receipt
of n W years subscription check
from Dundee, Ill., for Mrs. Carrie
Davis-McConnell, who spent five
months with the families of Simon
Snyder and @. r. Snyder near Val
ley several years ago. Mrs. McCon-
nell has been a continual subscriber
OF the Enterprise since living here
and is very much interested In Cody
and the Buffalo Bill country.
Lawrence Walters returned home
from Chicago Sunday where he has
been for several weeks receiving
electrical instructions at a school
there He expects to be home for
a few, days after which he may go
to Seattle to accept a position.
Lawrence Peterson. who went to
Chicago with him Joined Tom Bate
nan last week and went with him
to the Nash service school ct KEN
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