, 1921-10-06
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October promises to be as popular
a month as June for weddings in
Hanna and a number II weddings
are scheduled to take place in the
next few weeks. On Saturday, Oct.
lst. Miss Saima Rantala and Arnium
Bailey were united in marriage at
the Episcopal church in Rawlins, the
ev. Rowland F.. Philbrook o%fficiat-
ing. The bride was becomingly
gowned in a ruffled frock of brown
taffeta. with a smart little toque of
tan duvetyne on her pretty blond
head. and brown suede slippers and
silk hose on her feet. She carried
Meekin attended the bride as maid
Of honor while Ben Cook acted as
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey re-
turned to Hanna Sunday evening
and will make their home here.
The best man and maid of honor
at the Rantala-Bailey wedding have
not returned yet and 1t is reported
that they were married In Salt Lake
City Sunday. but it is also reported
that they were married in Denver
two months ago when Miss Meekin
was on her vacation there, and that
the" are now taking their delayed
| c-eymoon.
SIS Irene Bailey and Edward
HenHingson have also chosen this
month for their wedding and will
leave here October 16 for Denver.
where the ceremony will be per-
formed.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Jones return
ed Friday from Denver where they
spent their honeymoon.
Thursday afternoon the Club
Rooms were the scene Of a prettilv
arranged linen shower in honor OF
MISS Sauna Rantala. at which Misses
Mary and Elsie Meekin and Emily
Malmberg were hostesses. Those who
yer invited to this enjoyable affair
were Mesdames Frank Rider, Andrew
Matson and Beatrice Spencer; Misses
Sauna Rantala, Nellie Gaskell. Kate
Cole. JEANETTE Briggs. Laura Crym.
Lempi Matson. VienO Parkko. Lucille
Crawford. Hilda and Lille Malm-
berg. Hilma Ojala, Mae Jackson.
Irene Bailey. Hilda Peterson, liza
L%epponen. Agnes Milliken, Ida and
Lempi Annala. Mary Ellen Sherratt
and Jane Wright.
Mr.. Cud Hastings OF Milo enter
tanned at a delightful dinner last
Sunday in honor of his birthday. the
following drove out from, Hanna to
b. present. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fink.
Mrs. Grant Merrill. Mrs. Jean Baker,
Misses Grace Butler, Elite and Emily
Dodds, Thos. Butler, Jr.. Rodney Nc
and Charles Fink, Jr.
Mrs. Grant Merrill left Monday
morning for her home in Gifcrest,
after a weeks visit with rela-
tives here. ,
Mrs. Jean Baker. who has been
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fink,
left Monday morning for her home
in Nebraska.
Friends Of Mrs. Robert Mclean of
Denver will be pleased to learn that
she is recovering nicely from her re-
cent operation for appendicitis and
ulcers Of the stomach, and has been
removed to her home from st.
hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Briggs left last
Thursday for Denver where she will
remain with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Robert Mclean until the latter is on
her feet again.
Mrs. John S. Carlson OF Elk Noun
tain is quite i'll at the Hanna hospi-
tai.
Tycho Dahlberg. Of Denver, form
erly OF Hanna, was a visitor in
last Sunday.
Leonard Filpula was a Hanna
Saturday from Milo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabbott, Mrs.
C. Rust OF Medicine Bow and Ed
ward Gabbott spent Sunday at Milo.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. McAlister. Mr..
and Mrs. Robbins. of Medicine Bow,
Hanna visitors Sunday. driving
up in Mr.. McAlister's car. ,
Mrs. Hugh Kenny has returned
from Superior with her small daugh-
ter after a two weeks visit with her
Mrs. William Matthews.
f. E. Skiver vas in Monday from
Elk Mountain.