, 1927-08-31

Dakota are visiting this week at
the Jack Evans home.
Mrs. C. r. Cobb went to Nee
teetse today for a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. GaSl Madsen.
Our fall and winter Millinery and
dresses are arriving daily. 1t is
always a pleasure to how them at
Volckmers.
Big Farewell Dance at the Kelly
Ranch, Saturday night, September
10th. Admission $1.0O per couple.
Everybody welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans are
the happy parents of a big 91a
pound boy who arrived at their
home in Cody Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyatt of
Fort Myers. Florida, are spending
several weeks in the Cody com
munity. Mr.. Hyatt has summered
in the Cody section for many years.
Miss Ellen Hummell is back in
the Cody community ready to be-
gin another ear as a member of
the Cody school faculty. This
week she is at Basin attending the
teachers institute.
Don't miss the Baritone Recital
to be given by Lemuel Kilby at
the Presbyterian church, Wednes-
day evening. Spet. 18th. Admission
soc and csc.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Maret, the
former editor and owner of the
T~hermopolis Independent, passed
through Cody Sunday en- route home
from the Wyoming Press meeting
in Yellowstone park last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Lowe were
hosts on Saturday evening at a
dinner party at the Cody Inn. Their
guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Nichols who were leaving that
evening for their home in Chicago.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul Stock have
moved from the DIR. r. S. Moody
residence TO the Lulu Hall home,
which they have leased for the win
ter months. During which time Mrs.
a expects to visit in the east
and on the west coast
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.. Robertson
are enjoying an Ambassador model
Nash closed car. delivered last week
by the Yellowstone, Garage. The
a is a special order, and has
many features which stamp it as
one of the finest jobs delivered
in Cody this season.
Monte Jones is making prepare
tons for taking out a dude party
on a big game hunt in the noun
tains. Now hat he has severed
his connection with the TIE ranch
as manager. it is very likely that
Monte will get back into the dude"
wrangling game.
Ned. Frost is expecting the ar
rival of Mr., and Mrs. r. Y. Struble
of Frederickeewn. Ohio, within the
next lew days, who will be outfitted
by him for a big game hunt in the
Wyoming Rockies. Among other
species of game the Strubbles are
planning to get a couple specimen
of antelope.
Among those from Basin who
were in Cody OF Saturday to be
present at the reception for Presi-
dent Coolidge were Mr.. and Mrs. G..
C. Diliavou. Mrs. p. p. Anderson,
Mrs. Simon S~kovgard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thnc Ktpnay NJ crl Mo- nI--r--
Phillip and Mr.. and Mrs. X. f.
Bishop and son.
Judge and Mrs. Tidball OF Lar
annie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred .Leb-
hart also OF Laramie were guests
in Cody Monday of the Cody club.
Mr.. and Mrs Lebhart are on their
honeymoon. spending last week in
Yellowstone park. Judge Tidball
heard a civil action in the district
court in Cody Monday.
Mrs. Kathleen Darrah and son
Bill left last week for Casper where
the young man will attend the /
meeting of the Wyoming De-
Molay. Mrs. Darrah also expects
to be joined at Casper by her son..
Jack, who is preparing to enter
the Nebraska university at Lincoln
fall.
Mrs. Sarah Mott, mother of Mrs.
Lou Biakesley. accompanied by her
granddaughters, Lucille and Sarah
Mott. and her daughter. Mrs. Alice
Wroe, and SON., George Wroe, ar
rived here last Thursday FRONT
Lander for a visit with Mrs. Blakes-
ly and left the latter part of the
week for Cody. where they visited
the first of the week.@Ba-
sin Rustler.