, 1921-06-09

: HANNA NOTES .
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School is closed! Already the
teachers and many Of the students
are bound on their summer yaca-l
tons. OF the corps Of teachers We
had this year only eight have signed
their contracts for next year. they
are Miss Mary v. Cornell, Amanda
Peterson. Marguerite Mau, Anne
Coughlin, Olive Williams, Georgene
Balston, Mario lie Poidevan and Rose
Wolverton. Four. including Anne
DoSgett, Addte Weston, Jessie Lem
mon and Gladys Handy changed
their names and vacations during the
past year and Miss Glasgow was mar.
ried the day after school closed. Miss
Lillian. Lockard will become tho
bride Of Mr.. F. J.. Williams A. soon
as she reaches her home in Penn.
sylvania, and her sister Gladys will
teach nearer home this next year.
Crystal Scott has not decided wheth-
er she will spend the winter In New
York or attend school in California,
at any rate she will not return to
Hanna. much to the regret Of her
many friends here. The rest of the
teachers will spend their vacations
in different places and return, In the
fall. Miss Rose W~olverton will
spend the summer with her parents
at Barnes, Kansas; Miss LIE Poidevan
will attend summe school at Greel-
ey; Miss Mau will spend part Of
her vacation on her fathers ranch
near COkeville. the latter part she
will spend at summer school in Lara
mic: Miss Coughlin will divide her
time this summer between Denver
and her home in Laramie; Miss
Cornell and Miss Williams will at
tend summer school at Greeley: Miss
Peterson will visit her family in
South Dakota for a few weeks be-
fore going to Mankato, Minnesota to
attend summer school: Miss Balston
will spend her vacation at her home
in ~Concordia. Kansas. .. b..
The girls OF the sixth grade r.
prised their teacher. Miss Lillian
Lockard with a miscellaneous shower
last Friday afternoon at the close
of school, presenting her with many
lovely and useful gifts, and they
brought in baskets and served a de-
licious lunch in the afternoon.
Harry G. Larson left Tuesday for
Erie Colorado where he will be mar
ried Thursday morning to Miss Jean
Wilson. After a two weeks trip
through the Grand Canyon OF Ari-
o n and points of interest In Utah,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson will return to
Hanna where they will make their |
home. Miss Wilson Is we'll known
and cry popular here. she taught
school in the Hanna schools for two
years and 1t was during that time
that she met and became engaged to
Mr.. Larson. She has been teaching |
In Erie for the past two years in
order to be nearer her father and
mother. Her brother, Fred r. Will
son, is the chief clerk with the Union
Pacific Coal Co. store. Mr.. Larson
is the Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Larson and has lived here all
of his life. He received his educa-
ton here and at the University of
Laramie. During the war he served
In the navy and was stationed in
California. He Is employed by the
Union Pacific Coal company as an
Electrical Engineer. |
Henry ]. Slack passed away Mon
day night at the Hanna hospital. He |
had been i'll about q week with spot
ted fever caused from a tick bite.
Mr.. Slack was a pioneer rancher and
sheep mar in Carbon county and was
we'll known all over the state. He
was buried Tuesday afternoon at the
Hanna cemetery. |
Percy Harnes and John Wander
welt we're Hanna visitors Monday |
from French Creek.
Mrs. Robert Cardwell returned on
Thursday evening from Iowa where
she was called by the illness Of her
brother, at the time she left her !
brothers condition was materially |
improved.
Mrs. Charles Kotila and daughter
Ella left Wednesday for Hibbing. |
Mimi, where they will spend the
summer visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Quealy and small
daughter, Mary Elizabeth returned
Monday from Rawlins where they
have beer visiting Mrs. John Ma
honey. They spent two or three days
In Hanna visiting Mrs. Tom Reese
and Marybelle Crilly before going |
out to their home in Elk Mountain. |
Mrs. N. Y. Terwilliser returned
Saturday from Pueblo, Colo, where
she has been visiting for several
months.
Andrew Nelson OF Medicine Bow
was a business visitor in town on
Monday.
Mr.. Kellett, representing Webb
and Company was q business visitor
in Hanna Monday. He met several
stock men here on wool business.
Miss Laura Crym left Thursday
for her home in Wallace. Utah,
after spending the winter in Hanna.
Mrs. Richard A. Smith left FRI
day morning for Omaha, DR.. Smith
and Mr.. A. d. Burford left Saturday
morning at four O'Clock in the doe
tors car. DR.. and Mrs. Smith will
visit the formers mother, Mrs. Mary
Smith for . few weeks. Mr.. Bar
ford will visit relatives In Nebraska
and he and DR.. Smith viii 20 to. Des-
Moines> to attend the Shrine conven-
ton. They will return in . month.
Claude Russell Of Idaho 10 visit
ing his sister Mrs. A. D. Burford.
Irving Swanson. who has been