, 1927-05-25

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Paintex. 1.-THE Fabric Paint" all
colors at Mrs. Wards Art shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale. Nuss were
down from Pahaska on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Downing were
week end visitors in Cody.
E. p. Bowman was a county seat
visitor on Tuesday from Meeteetse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust of Nee
teetse were shoppers in Cody yes
terday.
C. NJ. Huff. of Kansas City came
in last week and will assist with
the work at Pahaska this year..
Mrs. C. o. March returned from
Billings, and is now at home in
Meeteetse.
Mrs. Glen Trueblood and the
baby are expected home from the
Powell hospital this week.
Electrical gifts are the order of
the day. Make her happy with a
gift from the Cody Electric Shop.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Richard e
visitors at the Cody Club luncheon
on Monday while shopping in town.
BY placing your orders early for
flowers for Decoration Day you may
be assured of better service.
Dick Rief took the train Mon
day for Billings where he will spend
the week.
Keep your faith with the Soldier
boys by wearing a poppy on Satur-
day. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Cox spent
Sunday at Powell where the former
was called on business.
Walter Bane spent several days
in the Meeteetse section distributing
cars he had sold last week.
Save a date for May 9th. The
Codyum's first anniversary dance.
A good tiae assured for all.
Sra Sonners and Tom Cullen
spent a few days on the Northfork
last week hunting bear.
Imported linen makes a won
derful gift for the June bride. On
sale Saturday at Mrs. Wards, see
ad.
Miss Margaret Hancock has ac-
cepted a position at the Western
Drug Store and will work at the
fountain this summer.
The Codyum will give its first
anniversary dance on Friday, May
9th. Gene Dobbin's orchestra will
furnish the music.
George Gollehon and Sybil Will
son e up the river Saturday
evening to Holm Lodge where they
planned to take a bear hunt.
Mrs. B. A. Blivens, mother of
Mrs. VIM. o'Neil and Mrs. Chas.
Stump, arrived last week, and is
visiting at the O'Neil home.
Don't forget the big dance on
May 9th at the Codyum. This is
its first anniversary dance and will
be worth while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dode Bruqdage and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cullen
spent Sunday at the Trueblood cab
in on Newton creek.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Ford and
Messrs.< Dooley and Roundy spent
last week at the Reinecker cabin
on Northfork.
j. NJ. Baston. erstwhile Cody
resident, spent the first few days
of the week in Cody attending to
business affairs.
She said there was no equal to
the Wayne Knit pure thread silk
full fashion hose at $3.50 the pair.
Dave Jones. :
Good music, good time and good
floor. Come on down May 9th to
the Codyum's first anniversary
dance.
Mrs. Eoa Brown returned Mon
day from New Symrna, Florida,
where she has been matron at one
OF the larger resorts the past win
ter.
No spiel" necessary. Our goods
sell themselves. See our waffle.
irons. etc. and be convinced there's
nothing cheap about them but the
price.
Wear a poppy on Saturday this
week. Sale by the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of the American Legion. Pro-
ceeds go to the disabled veterans
of the World War.
C. NJ. Cox arrived from Cheyenne
last week n will spend several
days in Cody making preparations
to move his family to the state cap
ital.
G. Ii. Briggs, representative of
the Illinois Pipe line company. fin
ished the survey work on Monday
and returned to his home at Cas-
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Cox arrived
in Cody last week and are located
at Pahaska TeDee. where Mr.. Cox
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