, 1921-07-28

brother, Andrew Matson.
Mrs. Charles Siltamaki will leave
August first for her husbands ranch
at Difficulty. where she will reside.
Her many friends in Hanna are
sorry that her marriage takes her
away from here, but hope she will
find the greatest happiness in her
new life.
AIRS. l.. A. Williams returned on
Monday evening from Denver where
she has been visiting. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Bert
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabbott and
son Billy spent Sunday in Medicine
Bow visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rust. Billy will spend a week with
his sister. Mrs. Gabbott stayed over
until Monday on account OF the
floods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil C.. Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Martin drove to
Medicine Bow Tuesday evening and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fl. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Burford are
the happy parents of a daughter born
Wednesday,, July 20, both mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Mrs. Aubrey T. Bennett drove in
from the ranch Tuesday with her
father, Chas. r. Mitchell.
c. D.. Williamson returned Mon
day from a two weeks trip to the
tie camps.
Miss Olive Williams is expecting
Miss Mildred Hale and Miss Jean
McNicar Saturday. Miss McVicar
will stay only a few days and Miss
Hale will remain about a week
Mr.. Mcmahon of Salt Lake City
spent Friday in town in the interests
OF the Simmons Hardware Co.
Miss Ellen Dickinson has invita-
tions for a party Friday in honor of
Mrs. Charles Siltamaki. a bride Of
the past month. who was formerly
Miss Lydia Hynen.
John Evans and Aubrey Evans
were Hanna visitors ~uesday from
Elk Mountain.
Mrs. w. H. Fintzell came in from
Elk Mountain Tuesday, returning
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henry were
business visitors in Hanna Tuesday.
Mrs. William Brisbane returned on
Saturday night from Greeley where
she has been attending summer
A number of the young people
out to Elk Mountain Saturday
night to attend the dance. Mrs.
Peterson and Jack Parkko
the music.
l.. f. Armstrong of Rawlins spent
| day or two in Hanna last week.
Some unlimited guests forced their
way into Tom Loves store and
,n1~ol tlo,,,oo Etc. Il
Eastman kodaks Monday night. So
ar as is known that is about all
hey took besides candy. ETC., no clue
as been discovered that could lead
0 the discovery of the thief. but it
$ thought that it was someone go
ng through town. This is the sec
nd time the Love store has been
obbed within a year, the last time
.Othing was taken but the cash in
he gum machine and piano.
Sylvester and Jalmar Huhtala. Gus
lalmherg and Hans Lepponen went
ut to Milo Saturday and enjoyed a
day fishing trip.
Misses 1rma and Laura Weston,
!ho have been visiting their sister,
1rs. John B. Hughes for the past
wo weeks. left Tuesday for their
in Cederedge, Colorado. They
will stop en- route to visit Mrs. Earl
'eelinger in Greeley.
Hugh and Joseph Cook were
lama visitors Monday and were the
Of Mrs. James Finch.
John Jack was a caller at Mrs.
ohm Cooks last week.
Dr.. Bunten of Rawlins was a guest
t the John Cook ranch for supper
he other evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erb Rodder and
spent last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. John Cook.
Mrs. George Veitch and children.
md Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook and
children left Friday by automobile
Tor Saratoga and Encampment where
hey spent several days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Finch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vandyke Finch and other rela-
They report having had a de-
time and were enthusiastic
over the beautiful country.
Miss Irene Cheesbrough came up
rom Laramie and spent the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheesbrough.
Fred Hansen of Elk Mountain
spent several days in Hanna this
week on business.
son, Thomas and daughter, Willamy,
left Thursday evening for Salt Lake
City. They will spend two OF, three
in that city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. H. Sherrar OF Du-
Bots, Pa, are the house guests Of