, 1921-06-16
HANNA NOTES 4
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Mrs. Richard b. Ober presided
over a delightful informal Bridge
Tea Friday afternoon in compliment
to Mrs. John Carr Of Lioncol. who is
the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Hughes. Invited to meet Mrs.
Carr were Mesdames G. w. Hughes,
Arthur T.Henkell. Joseph Briggs.
Percy w. Waghorn, Robert Milliken.
Otto Frederick, DOrothea Wilson.
Ray RIGGS OF Saratoga. and Cecil c..
Martin. Those receiving the prizes
Tor the highest scores we're Mrs.
Carr and Mrs. WaghOrn.
Mrs. A. W. Ainsworth. entertained
the 800" Club in her usual charm
ms manner Saturday afternoon.
prizes were awarded to Mrs. John
b. Hughes and Mrs. l.. A. Williams.
Those present were Mesdames Geo.
Wilson. Elmer II. Martin. Arthur r.
Henkell, Cecil G. Martin, Joseph
Briggs. Ira Clark, Otto Frederick,
Robert Milliken. Ray Riggs OF Sara
toga. Richard 3. ODER. Edward NJ.
Mumm. Nellie Ryburn OF Kemmerer.
John B. Hughes. l.. A.. Williams.
George A%insworth and Miss Eliza
beth Christensen.
Mrs. Otto Frederick entertained
Mrs. Robert Milliken. Mrs. Richard
B. Ober and Mrs. Arthur Henkell at
bridge Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clark spent sew
eral days at their summer cottage at
Rattlesnake last week putting 1t In
order for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Swearns are
the proud parents of a baby daughter
born last Thursday.
A party including Mr.. and Mrs. f.
H. Martin, Miss lila Lepponen, C. D.
Williamson and Bobbie Frederick
motored over to Saratoga Friday aft
moo and while there Miss Leppon-
en- took her first flight in an air
plane.
l. Otto Frederick and Bill Christen-
sen drove up to Rawlins Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Riggs. who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Robert Mill
ken for several days. returned to her
home in Saratoga Saturday evening,
Jalmar Pelkonen ia the proud
possesser OF a brand new Dodge a
He brought 1t down from Rawlins on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rust and
baby came up from Medicine Bow
Friday evening and spent the week.
end with Mrs. Rust's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Gabbott.
Ira Clark went up to Rawlins or
Saturday, returning a few day
later.
Mrs. william Mathews is the hous'
guest Of her sister Mrs. Hugh Kenny
John Quealy came in from Ell
Mountain Saturday to meet Mis-
Murphy OF Rawlins and her guest.
young lady from the east. The,
will spend a week at Elk Mountain
!, as the guests OF the Quealys.
Fred Hansen vas a Hanna visito
! from Elk Mountain Tuesday.
J Mrs. Nellie Ryburn. who has bee
/ visiting Mrs. E. NJ. Mumm. left o
4 Sunday evening for her home /
Kemmerer.
! The Old Mems Club had a dane
! and basket supper at the Oper
House last Saturday evening, Will
! but a comparatively small crowd wa
. in attendance, they report the a
! fair to have been quite a success.
Tom Meredith spent Sunday /
! Medicine Bow.
; Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey wen
I to Medicine Bow Sunday and spen
p IN uhy Slbltlll6 lie VI Stdl oCOIt.
; Melvin Larsen has returned frOr
. Laramie and will spend most OF tn
!. summer at home visiting his par
ents.
Mrs. John Larsen went to Erie
Colorado last Wednesday to atten'
the wedding OF her son Harry t
Miss Jean Wilson. which took place
in that city last Thursday.
Mrs Fred Wilson and Children arr
in Erie where they went to be pres
ent at the Wilson-Larsen nuptials.
Mrs. Ira Clark will entertain The
800" Club on Saturday. June 18th
The many friends OF MIR. and Mrs
s. I. Roop will regret to learn tina
they are leaving soon. with theil
children. to make their home II
Denver. where Mr.. Roop has accep
ted a position with the A. T. Levi.
and Son Dry Goods Company. Mr.
and Mrs. Roop have made many
friends during their residence here
and Mrs. Roop has been an ardent
worker in the Methodist church
They will be sorely missed in socia
and church circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ferris and Mr.
Leferink OF Rawlins drove down tc
Hanna Monday to pick out a land
ing field for Mr.. Leferink for Wed
nesday when he came down in his
airplane to give the people OF Hanna
a few thrills. They chose a spo,
out on the Evansville road, but as
these notes go to Rawlins Tuesday
evening, I am unable to relate just
how everything went.
Miss Hilda Peterson and Miss
Lempie Matson we're the joint hos
tesses at a most e enjoyable Monte
Carlo party Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Charles Wist. Miss
Esther Kangas. who is leaving soon
for her home in Oregon was the in
spiration for the affair. About
twenty young guests enjoyed the
occasion.
C. D. Williamson spent the week