, 1921-07-07
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In spite of the cold and threaten
ing weather. a great many parties
were formed and went in various d.
rection to spend the fourth. and as
IT turned out the day was not spoiled
by the weather after all. A few car
loads of happy people started out on
Saturday and Sunday and spent the
two or three days camping out. The
largest crowds went to Rock Springs
and to Arlington 10 take part in or
to otherwise enjoy the celebrations
in these places. Among those who
went to Rock Springs from Hanna
were the baseball team, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Briggs, Ivan Winchell. Joseph
Norris, Misses Lempi Lehto. Ida and
Lehpi Annala. Lempi Matson, Mamie
LeAto, Fanny and Emily Malmberg,
Messrs. John Annala, Bill johnson
August Leppala. Gust Malmberg.
Jack Neimi, James Walsh. Douglas
Bailey. VIM. Crombie. l.. A. Rogers,
James Harrison. Sam Whites, James
Gaskell,. Elmer Parkko. James Nc
Ardle. Elmer Tuomi and Roy Jack
son..
A party including Messrs. and
Mesdames A. S. Allen, Fred Williams,
John Huhtala. Mrs. Ida Huhtala.
Miss Vendala Huhtala and Sylvester
Huhtala enjoyed a two day outing a:
Pathfinder Dam over the fourth.
Horse Shoe Canyon was the picnic
grounds chosen by Messrs. and Mes
danes Robert Milliken, John B.
Hughes. James Massey, DR.. and Mrs.
Glenn G. %Stoddard, Miss Crystal Scott
and Frank Glasgow for their outing
IN the 4th.
ror~ thn Hanna -a1nlN UokfooA
at the Arlington celebration were Mr..
and Mrs. Gus siltamaki and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright and fami-
", Mr.. and Mrs. John While, Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Norris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Peterson and fami-
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Ford
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fred
erick and family, DR.. and Mrs. w. r.
McCalla, Mrs. Maggie Reese. Mrs.
Rachel Smith. Mrs. Beatrice Smith
Spencer, Mrs. Roy Jackson, Misses
Marybelle Chilly, Hanna Lee, Messrs.
Robert Cummings, Dennis Cum
mings, John and Eddie While.
Mrs. Ivan Winchell was called to
Cheyenne Monday by the death Of
her brother. Mr.. Brae, who vas a
fine young man about twenty-five
years Of age was drowned. At the
present writing none Of the details
are known.
Mrs. Percy Waghorn and Miss
Mary Ellen Sherratt spent Tuesday
in Rawlins shopping.
: Agnes Milliken returned Saturday
from her vacation.
Laura Crym arrived Saturday aft
from Wallace. Utah.
Larry Cummings returned We'd
nesday from Rock Springs after an
absence Of several months.
Miss Emily Malmberg is visiting
friends in Reliance. She will be away
about two weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Pollari spent two or
three days in Rock Springs last week
and returned Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss
Hickey and John Sullivan drove up
from Medicine Bow Tuesday after
Miss Hickey. who has been
visiting the Sullivans, left on No. 3
for her home in Rawlins.
Mrs. l.. T. Murphy and children
are visiting Mrs. John Quealy at Elk
Mountain.
Ruby and Robert, the twin child
rem of Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Mylroie
celebrated their sixth birthday Tues
day by inviting a number OF their
little friends to spend the afternoon
with them. The afternoon was spent
in playing games, after which a
lunch was served in the dining room.
The decorations were carried out in
pink and white. the table held two
birthday cakes. holding six tiny pink
roses and birthday candles. The little
lots were served with sandwiches,
cookies, Jello, ice cream. Lemonade
and cake. Those who enjoyed the
afternoon were Misses Margaret
Buehler, Beatrice Kenny, Agnes
Amoss, Blossom Edna Frederick.
Grace Louise Williamson. Eloise
Swearns, Marion Milliken. 1ngvie Elk
man. Bertha Ekman. Bobbie Molly
neaux, Doris Sherratt and Lola Tay-
Tor; Masters Carlyle and Harley
Pomeroy. Robert Frederick. Louis
Williams, Frank Maxson, Jack Lee,
Rodney McLennon, Johnny Collins
and the little host and hostess.
Mrs. Fred r. Wilson entertained
Saturday afternoon in her usual
gracious manner. her guests were
members Of the 800" Club and
others. rIrs. Otto Frederick and Mrs.
George Wilson received the prizes
for the highest scores. Those pres
ent we're Mesdames E. M. Mumm.
John Berrian Hughes, A. w. Aims
worth. Chris Anderson. e. H. Martin.
A. T. Henkell, Joseph Briggs, c. c..
Martha, c. d. Williamson, Robert
Milliken, Harry G. Larson, Ira J.
Clark, Otto Frederick, Richard B.
Ober, George Wilson and Mrs. ]: V.
McClelland Of Rock Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Dickinson and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Woods returned on
Saturday from Al extended motor
trip through the middle west. They
returned in a handsome new Oldsmo-
bile, which Mr.. Dickinson purchased
in Salt Lake CITY.
c. D. Williamson and John Dexter
went up to Rawlins Saturday. Mr..
Dexter came back In q beautiful new
Dodge car.