, 1921-09-15
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. HANNA NOTES .
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Mrs. Arthur T. Henkell enter
tanned her club Saturday afternoon
at 800" . Mrs. Ira Clark and Mrs.
Florence Williamson won the prizes
for highest scores. Others who en-
joyed Mrs. Henkell's hospitality
we're Mesdames Fred r. Wilson. l..
A. Williams. C. C. Martin. George
Wilson. C. d. Williamson. Pfister.
Otto Frederick, Ivan Winchell and
Miss Mary Cornell. Mrs. c: c. Mar
tin will be the next hostess on Sept.
cath.
Mrs. Florence Williamson enter
tanned a few friends informally on
Friday afternoon at bridge. Her
Ober, A. T. Henkell, John B. Hughes,
C. C. Martin, E. H. Martin, c. D.
Williamson. otto Frederick, P. w.
Waghorn. Robert Milliken, Harry G..
Larson, John Quealy. Thomas Reese,
A. w. Ainsworth. John H. Cook,
Joseph Briggs. and Miss Marybelle
Chilly. The first prize wen to Mrs.
E. H. Martin while Mrs. Waghorn
carried off the consolation.
Mrs. Glenn g. Stoddard enter
famed at auction Wednesday after
room Mesdames R. B. ODER, c. w.
Weeds. John B. Hughes, Robert
Milliken, John II. Cook Harry G.
Larson. c. d. Williamson and Otto
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Williamson and
daughter, Mrs. Otto Frederick and
children drove to Fort Steele Sun
day.
The First Aid Room was the Gene
of an informal reception Saturday
evening, at which the members of st.
Margaret's Guild were hostesses in
honor Of Mr.. Morgan, who arrived
that evening from Pittsburgh, to take
charge Of st. Marks Episcopal Mis-
sion in Hanna. Dancing and old
fashioned games were INDUCED in
the early part Of the evening, after
which light refreshments were
served. Those present to meet Mr..
Morgan were Messrs. and Mesdames
Amoss, C d. Williamson, Robert
Cardwell, Otto Frederick. P. W. Wag-
horn. Mesdames Ward X. Burford Of
Brule. Nebraska, F. l.. Williamson,
Maggie Reese, Misses Marguerite
Mau. Mary Cornell, Hannah Lee.
Emma and Dora Rimmer, Isabel
Rate. and Virginia Young of New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Butler spent
Sunday at Milo visiting the Hastings
family.
The Epworth League gave a de-
lightful surprise party Saturday eve
ming for Henry Woods in honor Of
his birthday. The guests. who assem-
bled at the Methodist Church., in
cluded Mrs. Oliver Buehler, Misses
Lily Mylroie. Lempi Peterson, Mar
garet Campbell, Mable Massey, Dor
othy Christensen, Essie MyEoie,
Anna and Edna Klaseen; Messrs.
George Mylroie, Albert Mylroie, Allen
Harris, Albert Kingdom, John Hud-
son and Jack Whites.
MI. and Mrs. Thos. Reese will
leave Friday for Indianapolis and
other eastern cities. They will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Redmond a few
days at st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. Florence Williamson left on
Sunday morning for Denver after
daughter Mrs. Otto Frederick.
Among the Hanna people who at
tended the county fair al Saratoga
last week were Messrs. and Mes
danes A. W. Ainsworth, Joseph
Briggs, John H. Cook, I. Sherratt.
Geo. Wilks; Messrs. 8. Dickinson, W.
S. Milliken and Jack Lee.
Edith, the small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Penny, was operated
upon last Wednesday, having her
tonsils and adenoids removed. She
is getting along nicely.
E. H. Martin spent the weekend
in Laramie.
Mrs. E. H. Martin spent Saturday
and Sunday in Medicine Bow visiting
friends.
Mrs. Ted Cheesbrough drove over
land from Denver with her son John
and spent a few days in Hanna visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Alfred Chess
brough.
Thomas Laws came down from
Rock Springs Wednesday and went
out to the John Cheesbrough ranch
where he will spend a couple of
weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Mylroie have been
in Casper for the past week attend
ing the Methodist convention.
John l.. Campbell was q business
visitor Thursday from Pedro.
Oscar Peterson of Cokeville ar
rived in Hanna Sunday and spent a
few days here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Milliken. /,
st. Margararet's Guild will be en-