, 1921-05-05
D o Q y y y . y 4 b y
; HANNA NOTES 4

scheme chosen by Mrs. A. l.. Wilson
and Miss Mary Connell for the party
6ver which they presided last Fri
day evening in the school house. Inc
rooms used for the occasion were
tastefully decorated with pink carna-
tions, while the same colors were
carried out in the refreshments. FRO
kressive games OF Pit, Finch, n
Touring held the attention OF the
kuests during the early part OF tne
evening. The prizes were AWARDED 10
Miss Mary Ellen Sherratt and MelVii
benson. The refreshments were
served In the typewriting room whlcn
had been cleverly converted INTO a
dining room. After lunch, everyone
who felt so inclined danced. Shortiy
otter this the guests departed, eacn
EXPRESSING his or her pleasure n
enjoyment Of the aHalr. Ah''ns
those present were the members OF
M tvnewriting classes, Seniors and
those who participated in the High
school PLAY and included, Mr.. and
Mrs A ID, Burford; Misses Esther
Kangas, Mary Ellen Sherratt, iaa
Annala. Jeanne Haxton. Mary n
son. Hilda Malmberg. Elsie Meekin!,
Lillian Mylroie. Hilma Ojala. Jane
Wright, Grace Butler. riga
Camnbell, Dorothy Christensen, Mar.
raret Erickson, Lempi Lehto. Mahei
Massey, Lempi Matson,
Numm, Lillian MalmbcrG. Il AZ
nos Saunders; Messrs. George MEl-
role. Melvin benson. Sylvester hun
tala, Albert Kinghorn. Earl Inom-
as. Henry Woods. Ernest bcdiorn'
John Hudson. Harry Lyons A'ner'
Nvlroie. Gus Oiala. and AuStih
O'Mallcy.
Lawrence Cornctt spent a fe"
hours in Hanna Monday, returning
to Dana tn" same day.
At the annual school meeting ani
election Monday night, Ma 2nd Mr'
Tnus. II. Butler was elected 10 sue
reed s. u. Briggs and $. Dickinson
WINS reelected to serve as members
of the Board for three years. "A TAX
of four mills instead OF seven was
levied to take car" OF the heeFtS VI
the district for the coming year
While their plans arc not yet COM
plote the school board expect to pu'
IN some portable buildings near inc
school house to relieve The conses-
ton in the latter part of next year.
Miss Council made a splendid talk at
the meeting appealing to the board
to put up a gymnasium FOR the use
of the high school pupils. Albert
Kingdom and Earl Thomas both
talked on behalf of the high school
confirming all Miss Council had to
say regarding the advantages to be
obtained from such a move. 1t Is
sincerely hoped by the town people
that we will have one before next
year, so that the boys and girls will
given the athletic advantages here
that they receive in other high
A number of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
friends surprised them with a
wooden shower on Monday evening.
the occasion being their fifth ami
When they returned from
a short ride they found their home
filled with laughing friends. After
Il very pleasant evening spent at
cards the guests, instead of the hosts
departed to the kitchen where. from
the contents Of their baskets they
prepared a most delicious supper.
Those who enjoyed this delightful
party were Messrs. and Mesdames
Oscar Annala, Albert Aho, G.. Eager
holm. A. s. Allen. G. Siltamaki. VIM.
Swan, John Huhtala. Henry Kup-
pala. Fred Williams. VIM. Rytkonen,
]. f. Barkko: Misses Lydia Hynen.
Ida Siltamaki, Ida and Lempi Annala,
Hilda Peterson, Lempi Lehto, Esther
kangas. Lempi Matson, lila Leppon-
en-: Messrs. Sanders Siltamaki. Will
Johnson. Frank Maxi, Hans Leppon-
en-, Matt Matson. Wilmar Malta,
Aho and Mr.. and Mrs. Wist.
George b. Pryde of Rock Springs
spent a few days in Hanna the first
of the week on business.
Ben Watkins returned from Dem
yer Sunday after a two weeks visit
in hat city on business.
L B. Leonard left last Tuesday
evening for his home In Emmett.
Idaho. after spending the winter here
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jones.
Mrs. Thomas Butler left Saturday
evening for Lava Hot Springs, where
she will join her daughter Mrs. Jas
per McLennon, and they will remain
about a month enjoying h hot
baths .
The Rev. Father Schellinger of
Green River spent Sunday in Hanna.
Mrs. f. NJ. Mumm was the charm
ing hostess Of the Five Hundred Club
Saturday afternoon when 1t met in
her home. The lucky prize winners
were MIS-, l III Itl anu .. ~. II .hstI
tin. Others 4 who enjoyed Mrs.
Mumm's hosDtality were Mesdames
George Wilson. Arthur Henkell,
Joseph Briggs. Thomas Love. Car
lyle ID. Williamson. Ira Clark, Robert
Milliken. Otto Frederick. A. W.
Ainsworth. Louis A. Williams. John
Berrian Hughes, Fred Wilson. Ell.
Martin and Miss Georgene Balston,
and Mrs. A. ID. Burford.
c. d. Williamson returned Satur-
day from Omaha. While there Mr..
Williamson met DR.. j.. c. Hammond
and his son Kendall. who are now
running a prosperous pickle factory.
Mrs. Glenn G. Stoddard is home
again after a months visit in Kan
sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowers were
in town Sunday from their ranch.
Miss lila and Miss Hilda