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The people of Hanna and of Elk
were never more surprised
than when last week the news was
received of the marriage. in Denver
and Golden. of Miss Frances Quealy
10 Mr.. Samuel Marine of Springeld.
Mass, and Miss Sadie Dickinson to
Mr.. Justin Baird of Kentucky, on
saturday, July 18th. Miss Dickinson
agd Mr.. Baird were married in Gold
eh at the Methodist Church; Miss
Qpealy and Mr.. Marine attended
WEN as maid Of honor and best man.
After this ceremony they all return
ed to Denver where Miss Quealy be-
came Mrs. Marine at the Immaculate
Conception Cathedral. The two
young couples have taken an attrac-
tive furnished bungalow at 1870 f.
Sixteenth Ave, in Denver, where
they are at home to their friends.
Miss Quealy. Miss Dickinson and Miss
Kathryn Wertheim Wen to Denver
several months ago to take business
courses at Barnes Commercial
ScEcol. they obtained board in a pri-
waite family on Capital Hill and it
was here that they met the young
men to whom they were married.
NNi-S "eEtuelH returned several
weeks ago to accept a position with
the Elk Mountain Trading Co.. and
when she left she had no knowledge
of what was about to take place, or
If she did, she did not hint of such
a thing to anyone so that even the
Families were greatly surprised when
the kilograms from the happy brides
were received. Mr.. and Mrs. Marine.
are expected soon to visit Mrs.
Marines parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Quealy. at Elk Mountain. Mrs. Baird
is the youngest daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Dickinson of Elk Mountain and
Is we'll known here, having attended
school here two or three years. The
best wishes of their many friends
are extended to the two young
couples for a long and happy life.
Miss Crystal Scott, who spent the
weekend visiting in Hanna was the |
honored guest at an informal supper |
over which Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fred |
erick presided Friday evening. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Cook, Mrs. c. d. Williamson. Miss
Olive Williams. Miss Scott. Mr.. Frank
Glasgow and the hostess.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. c. d. Will |
Hanson entertained at a K%ensington
in honor of Miss Scott. Her guests
included Miss Scott. Mesdames j. A. |
Wilson of Erie, Colo. Harry G. Lar
son, J. H. Cook. Arthur T. Henkell.
Joseph Briggs, Glenn G.. Stoddard
and Otto Frederick.
A party including Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.. Ober
spent the weekend at the Cardwell
ranch and Pathfinder dam.
Miss Marybelle Crilly returned on
Sunday evening from Sioux City and
Denver, where she has been visit
ing.
Frank Mackie returned Saturday
night from Minnesota here he
spent several weeks visiting.
Mrs. Henry Peterson has issued in
vitations for a ard party in honor of
Mrs. Charles Siltamaki for Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey return-
ed Sunday from Laramie, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Massey's
parents.
Miss Hilda Peterson and Miss
Lempie Annala will leave the first of
the week for Salt Lake City where
they will spend their vacation.
The Wild Cats played the regular
Hanna team Sunday afternoon and
were rather badly beaten, the score
being 10 to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Milliken en-
tertained DR.. and Mrs. Glenn G.
Stoddard at dinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Williamson
and daughter. Grace Louise. drove
to Fort Steele Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. B. Ober entertained Mes
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son, Otto Frederick. Robert Milliken.
John H. Cook. Glenn G %.Stoddard.
John B. Hughes. and Harry G. Lar
son at auction bridge Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Miss Kathryn Wertheim n John
Quealy e An from Elk Mountain
Sunday morning to meet Miss Billy
Mahoney. and Her guest Miss Marion
Flarity, who came down from Raw
Inns on No. 4. They will visit Mrs.
John Quealy at Elk Mountain for
several days. q
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson
and Miss Olive Williams droye over
to Arlington, Ohio City and Rock
River Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ford. Mrs.
John B. Hughes, Misses Irma and
Laura Weston enjoyed a fish fry at
Milo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reese. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Phil Gardner and Betsy |
Gardner drove over to Saratoga on
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Norris, Mr..
II Mrs. Robert Norris, Mrs. Jeanne
Massey and James Faccinelli formed
a party who enjoyed an outing at
Medicine Bow Lodge Sunday.
Frank Worsley, Joe Jackson,
Bert Tavelli and Joseph Lucas drove
out to the Hat ranch Sunday. Joe
Jackson purchased a fine white race
horse while out there that is sure to
win all the races from now ON.
MI. and Mrs. Bramwell and son of
Green River are visiting Mr.. and