, 1927-10-05

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will give a bake. sale at the Post
Office store Saturday, October stA-
Mrs. Minnie Williams and Mrs.
Anderson we're passengers to Bill
lings on Thursday.
Howard II. Bell expects to make
a business trip 20 the southern part
of the state. starting tomorrow.
Mrs. J.. Blood is entertaining the
Trina Flat Mothers club at her
home in Cody today.
Bake Sale at the Post Office store
Saturday, October Sth, given by st.
Anthony's Altar society. "
Yes, the Wayne Kent ladies' hose
is a little richer in appearance. neat
er finished. perfect fitting and costs
less, if you buy it of Dave Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanche Muri re-
turned last week from a motor TRIP
to Great Falls and other points in
occasion and they were presented
with a rocking chair.
Mrs. Joseph Tracey left last week
for her home at Dixson, ILL.,, after
an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Patrick Whalen at the Glen
Boron home.
l.. c. Freeman went to Rochester,
MINI. the first of the week where
he will consult specialists regarding
his health. which has not been good
for several weeks.
PIE SyPPER-There will be a
dance and Pie supper at the -Isha-
wooa community hall October 7th.
Ladies please bring pie. Good Mu-
sic. Everybody come.
Word comes from H. NJ. "Chip"
Chapman who is at San. Diego, that
he is well. much improved in health
since leaving Cody and getting bet
ter rapidly.
i Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Aldrich +
spending a few days in Cody this
week while the former is attending
to the county's business as a mem
Der Of the board of commissioners.
An old suit or dress well cleaned
and pressed looks better than new
mes all mussed up. Dry clean ZEN
oftener. Call So Dave Jones.
H. B. Maxon returned from Cas-
per Monday evening, and after a
week or two here the Maxon family
will move back to Casper, their
former home. Mr.. Maxon now has
a regular run on the main line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Owens return
ed Wednesday evening from a mo-
tor trip to Iowa and Minnesota
points. They REPORT an enjoyable
trip and things looking fine down
in the corn states.
Ted Hogg expects to leave Mon
day for his home in San Diega, Cal
~ifornia. He expects to start via
Meeteetse and will be Joined on his
western trip by Graham Morton,
who will spend the winter on the
coast with his family.
Mrs. A. b. Larson and daughter
Miss Eva returned home last week
from Illinois where they both en-
joyed a visit with relatives and
friends. While there they visited
in Chicago with Sam and Miss Vera
Osborne. ss
Norman Miller, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. Miller is here
from Cheyenne visiting with his
parents. Norman. a former Cody
high and Wyoming university boy,
is connected with the Union Pac-
ific ticket office at Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Freeman ex-
pect to leave for the east this week,
driving through in the Rolls-Royce
belonging to Mrs. Bart Reed, sister
of Barry Williams. Mrs. Freeman
expects to spend several months in
the east, while "Sox" Will soon re-
turn to Wyoming.
Announcements come from Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Hillesland of Cliff
ton, Texas. of the arrival of a 1921
pound son at their home September
14th. Mr.. Hillesland was musical
instructor in the Cody schools last
year and Cody friends will be glad
to hear of their new joy.
Mrs. v. C. Buchanan was taken
TO the Powell hospital Monday
where it is hoped she will receive
beneficial treatment for her health.
Mrs. buchanan had an attack of
fever last Spring and has
not been wen since that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Binney, and
the formers father. have been spend
ing the past few weeks in the Cody
visiting with friends