, 1921-08-04
HANNA NOTES 4
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Amid the booming Of guns and the
m~ournful sound of taps. the body
OF William David Jones. who died OF
Wounds in France was lowered to
Its last resting place in the Hanna
cemetery Sunday afternoon. The
services were held at the opera
u and the entire population
turned out to pay last tribute to the
young man. who made the supreme
sacrifice in October 1918. Specially
prepared music was rendered by a
choir of twenty voices, Mrs. Arthur
Henkell and Mrs. Glen Stoddard
sang Lead Kindly Light" With a
miiltary band of twenty pieces and
full military escort. the cortege was
formed and wendell its way across
the hills to the burying ground.
Services at the grave were most i'm
pressive. Rev. Mylroie paid glowing
tribute to the deceased and con-
Quoted the entire burial service.
Prof. Burford, who was one of the
escort. also made a. touching talk.
When the casket was gently lowered
into the grave and James Faccinelli
sounded taps, not a dry eye could be
seen in the vast crowd. The floral
tributes were numerous and very
beautiful The ex-service men Of
Hanna rendered a blanket Of roses
that completely covered the casket.
Among the out of town people at
tending the services were Messrs.
and Mesdames John Quealy, Mike
Quealy, John Veitch, E. L. Richard
son; Misses Kathryn and Annie
Wertheim, Of Elk Mountain; Mr..
and Mrs. William Rust of Medicine
Bow; Mrs. w. Hastings, of Milo and
Mrs. Katherine Davis Hughes, of La
!ayette, Colo.
Thieves broke into Jackson's store
early Monday morning and helped
themselves to a liberal supply of
razors shaving materials and neck
ties. No cash nor other articles OF
value missing, SO Sam Dickin-
son thinks the thief or thieves we're
rather on the highbrow order and
asks that everyone keep on the watch
for any dude tramps with fresh
shaves and new neckties.
Misses Elsie Meekin, Fannie Malm-
berg and Gladys Lucas are In Den
yer on q two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wilson of
Rawlins are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Robert Milliken entertained
the bridge club of which she is a
member Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Dickinson is spending
several weeks in Seattle and other
important cities of the northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Butler are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick left
in their car. Monday morning for
Sheridan where they will attend the
ID -Iv@-ct T~~y1-~n Thnv ,,r{11 ~
turn home by way of Lander.
Mrs. Beatrice Smith Spencer is
having a delightful visit in Denver,
where she is the guest of Mrs. Ray
mond Meyer.
Miss lila Lepponen will spend her
vacation in California. She will leave
during the coming week for San
Francisco and after visiting rela-
tives there, will proceed to Los
Angeles and take in all the points
of interest in southern California.
Robert Elliott Williamson will
arrive Sunday from Denver to spend
several weeks with relatives here.
Miss Marjorie Brehner of Denver
will spend September here with her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Henkell. Miss
Brebner Is q very stunning young
woman and will he eagerly welcomed
by Hanna society. &
Mrs. Joseph Briggs entertained at
a very attractive 800" party in her
home Saturday afternoon. The
house was prettily decorated with
sweet peas. yellow nastursiums and
peoples. Mrs. Robert Milliken and
Mrs. Otto Frederick carried off the
prizes. Enjoying Mrs. Briggs hospi-
tally were Mesdames Il. H. Martin,
Arthur T. Henkell. John H Cook,
Cecil c. Martin, C. D. Williamson,
Otto Frederick. Robert Milliken,
Glenn G.. Stoddard. Richard B. Ober,
A. w. Ainsworth, Charles Ainsworth,
L. A. Williams. John Berriau
Hughes, Charles Wood. and Miss
Betty Christensen.
Mrs. Henry Peterson presided over
a pretty party Thursday evening as
a post nuptial compliment to Mrs
Charles Siltimaki, who was. until 8
few weeks ago. Miss Lydia Hynen
Cards was the diversion of the eve
ming at which Miss Ida Annals
proved to be the best player. winning
the first prize and Miss Lempi An
nala was presented with the 'consola
score. Besides the popular youn,
bride the guests included Mesdame'
James Massey. Ray Jackson: Missel
Olive Williams. Betty Christensen
Ida Annala. Lempi Annala. Hildl
Peterson, Lempi Peterson, Fanni'
Malmberg, Anna Klaseen and II,
I~.enp0nen.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Henkel
will leave Saturday for . two week
motor trip to Salt Lake City ant
other points Of interest In Utah.
Earl Thomas returned last weel
from Gum. Colo. whore he has beel
for several weeks 4att
Mrs. George Ainsworth and chill
dren left Wednesday for q shoppinI
trip to Denver. 1885 lta
John Brolin, Perry Sktver and
Ike Parkko /. left Wednesday to
Cheyenne TO attend the ,FroRtie
celebratt0n. 81. ~ ~ ~