, 1927-03-02

VIM. Wibel of the Greybull is
over to the county seat today.
Plan to go to Sage creek Thurs
day evening. Hard times dance.
"Jaunty JILL" The real thing in
children's dresses. Mrs. Wards
shop.
Harry Simpson of the Clarks
Fork i sa county sea visitor to-
day.
Monte Jones is able to be out
again after a hard attack of the
grip.
George Prell leaves tomorrow
for Omaha, where he will undergo
a major operation.
Roy Blood returned last week
from an extended visit in Nebraska,
Iowa and Michigan.
There is to be a Hard-Times'
dance at Sage creek tomorrow
night. Plan to attend.
Supervisor j. N. Langworthy
spent the first of the week at the
ranger station at Wapiti.
Lawrence Peterson is home after
a fAo1b VI otNcIdl M6thS at OlllCOSO
and Wisconsin points.
J. w. Walker and w. B. Emmer
of Billings were attending to some
business matters in Cody today.
Miss Eva Johnson, who has been
at school in New York for several
months, is expected to arrive home
soon.
The Episcopal Guild will start
its Lenten bake sales on Saturday
with a sale at the Western Drug
Store.
"Jaunty Jill" dresses just in time
for a fresh new spring school frock
for your little daughter. See them
at Mrs. Wards.
T. F. King returned Saturday
from his vacation of several weeks
which he spent with relatives in
the middle west states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Keefer of Elk
Basin spent Saturday in Cody, be-
ing here to attend the Buffalo Bill
banquet.
H. B. Robertson arrived Thurs
day from Galesburg, ILL.,, and will
be here for several days looking
after business affairs.
Plan now to attend the K. p.
Minstrel show. This years enter
tainment the best ever to ne
brought to Cody. Watch papers for
the dates.
H. H. Patt of Portland, who has
been in Cody and vicinity for sew
eral days, has returned home. Mr..
Patt is associated with the Ostland
oil operations in the Oregon basin
field.
Albert Felsheim writes that HI is
at the Providence hospital at Kan
sas City and has undergone an
operation for the removal of his
tonsils. He expects later to submit
to a nos operation.
Attorney Paul R. Greever is drlv-
ing one of the new model Hudson
enclosed cars which is a very at
tractive job. 1t was delivered to
him last week by the Central Gar
age and Filling Station, local dis
tributors.
j. A. McFadyen of Casper, vice
president and general manager, of
Ohio Oil company, returned Monday
to Oregon Basin to observe progress
in the drilling operations of the
company. He was accompanied by
G. r. Hetzler of Billings, district
manager of the company.
Mrs. Dale Nuss was hostess on
Friday afternoon al a bridge lunch
con at her home on south Fourth
street. A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent and Mrs. Ralph Yates
won first prize at bridge with the
consolation going to Mrs. Howard
r. Bell.
l.. D.. Leonard, representing the
Petroleum Company of Billings is
spending a few days in Cody look
ing after interests in Oregon Basin.
Mr.. Leonard represents very large
oil interests and his company may
become a lessee OF one of the val
liable permits in the Basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wilde return
ed today from a visit to the east
and the south, and will go at once
to their ranch on the Southfork.
Mr. Wilde has been looking after
business in the east while away,
and states he has some very fine
hunting and pack trip parties in
view for the 1927 season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Reinecker and
daughter left by car last week for
California where they will attend
to business affairs there for several
weeks. They took the south route
over the Sante Fe trail and expect
no difficulty in making the trip
O within n wnal,r finnn