, 1921-10-27
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e HANNA NOTES =

N'A VA "SCAty
paper gets a chance to scoop the city
papers. and it a question in this in
stance whether it is a lack OF vigil
ance on the part of the city reporters.
or an effort on the part of the Union
Pacific Railroad to suppress facts.
in order to keep down the uneasiness
that might arise and harm their
business if the story got out about
the attempted holdup a week or two
ago between Medicine Bow and
Hanna. AS No. 81 was pulling out
of the station at Medicine Bow on
the night mentioned. a desperate
looking man. with cap pulled we'll
down over his face, sprang up on the
rear platform of the observation car;
scarcely had his feet touched the
floor before the occupants were on
their feet with their hands held high
in the air. or handing out their
watches. purses and other valuables
and one man tainted dead away.
The bandit was so surprised at the
unexpected reception that he stood
staring with his mouth wide open,
Ni"r 70 the utter establishment Of
= passengers he sat down in one of
y: Gently vacated chairs and burst
out laughing. You see, it was like
this. Frank Glasgow, one Of the
most popular and highly respected
OF u citizens. spends nearly every
weekend in Medicine Bow visiting
a most attractive school teacher
there and on this occasion the train
upon which he was to come home was
pulling out when he left the home Of
his hostess. and the only way he
could possibly catch 1t was to jump
on the rear end. so he did, but he ia
very thankful that the men on board
were not any drawer than they we're
Saturday afternoon the University
team of Laramie played the Colo
RADIO School OF Mines at football. A
number of the young people Of
Hanna went down to Laramie to
see the game. Miss Mary v. Connell
chaperoned the Senior Glass of the
High School. Others who went down
were Mr.. A. D. Burford and Mr..
Heagney.
Mrs. Jennie Cowdin came in from
Leo Thursday with the mail carrier,
and spent a day or two in town WIS.,
iting friends and shopping.
r. Finkbiner Of Medicine Bow was
a business visitor in Hanna Thurs
dav.
Carl Dolling came in from Elk
Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Fait OF Leo spent
days in Hanna last week WIS., I
iting friends.
d. E. McCurtain spent a few days
in Hanna this week en- route from !
Superior to his home in Denver. MI. |
has recently resigned as
Of the Superior bank and will |
go into business soon In Denver.
Miss Crystal Scott came up from
Medicipe Bow Friday and spent the |
as the house guest of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Robert Milliken.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quealy spent
a few days in Rawlins last week.
F.. J. Lord left Saturday evening !
for Omaha. He will return the middle |
of the week to continue his business |
here.
Mrs. c. D. Williamson and daugh-
ter. Grace Louise, will leave Friday |
for Los Angeles. California where |
they will spend the remainder of the
winter.
John Hay Of Rock Springs was a
business visitor here Wednesday for |
a few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Martin went
down to Medicine Bow Saturday aft
and spent the weekend with
friends.
Mrs. Merriman arrived Saturday
morning from Idaho and is the guest
of her sister Mrs. Sam Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Richard
son drove in from Elk Mountain on
Thursday afternoon and spent the
afternoon visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reese and
Miss M%arybelle Crilly drove out to
the Quealy Home ranch Sunday and
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Ouealy.
Carl Dolling went to Denver with
a load of cattle.
John Quealy was in town on Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick en-
ton in honor of Mrs. c. D.. william
for California. Those who enjoyed
the affair were Messrs. and Mes
danes Williamson. Carl Wood.
Richard B.. Ober. A. T. Henkell.
Harry G.. Larson and the hosts.
The Junior Glass Of the Hanna
High School has issued cute little
pumpkin invitations to a Halloween
party to be given al the school. The
guests will be arrayed in costumes
suggestive Of the day and will enjoy
the usual spooky games and old time
stunts, and will be served with re-
freshments in keeping with the
rest. Those who were fortunate
enough to receive invitations were
the high school pupils and the mem
hers Of .he faculty. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reese had as
their guests for dinner Friday eve
ming. Miss Marybelle Chilly. MI.
Oliver and Mr.. George Young Of
Rock Springs.
Fred Nelson of Medicine Bow was
. Hanna visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nelson came in
from their ranch out north Monday.
Miss Alice Christensen came up
from Laramie Saturday and spent the
weekend with her parents.
Pete Hansen was a Hanna visitor