, 1921-06-30

Florence Williamson. DR.. and Mrs.
w. r. McCalla. accompanied them
from Laramie. When they returned
they brought with them their small
daughter. Blossom Edna, who has
been visiting her grandmother for
the past month.
Mrs. John Quealy, Mary Elizabeth
Quealy and Annie Wertheim drove
from Elk Mountain Tuesday morn
ing.
r. c. Howard, representing the
Federal Land Bank of Omaha spent
a few days in this section of the
country this week.
Mrs. John Milliken is visiting in
Cokeville, she will be away a week
or two.
Dick Norris is leaving soon for
Superior, where he has accepted a
position.
The Hanna baseball club will play
in Rock Springs on the 4th of July,
and a number OF Hanna people are
planning to go there for the game.
e. c. Withrow was a business wise
itor in Hanna Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. r.. Jackson has returned
to Denver after spending several
weeks in Hanna visiting relatives.
The ranchers out north have
been having an exciting time for the
past e chasing cattle rustlers.
A few days ago a young Hanna boy.
who Is working on the Radcliffe
ranch this summer, was sent out to
bring in a bull. he rode quite some
time before he located him. and it
was in a bunch Of cattle hat were
in a rope c~orrell. a few miles from
from the Radcliffe place. Two men
were herding the bunch and when
the boy told them that he wanted
the bull. they answered him with a
slap and sent him about his business.
The lad went on back to the ranch
and explained the matter to Mrs.
Radcliff who jumped on her horse
and started out with the boy. They
had gone but a short distance when
they came upon the bull. so they re-
turned to the ranch. They imme-
diately spread the news and a posse
was organized. the sheriff from Cas-
per called and the hunt was on. The
men. by this time, evidently realized
that the game was off and let the
cattle go and they (the mem hiked
for the hills. and SO far have not
been located, but it. is believed that
they are still in the neighborhood,
as fresh horse tracks are found
every day by the hunters"
J. kellett. Jr.. representing Webb
and Co. Wool Buyers was a Hanna
visitor Tuesday in the interests of
his company.
Mrs. William c.. Rust and daugh-
ter of Medicine Bow spent a few
days il Hanna last week visiting Mr..
and Mrs: John Gabbott.
Lincoln Veitch came up from Dem
e Monday night and went out to |
Elk Mountain Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Scott and
Crystal Scott drove up from Medicine
Bow Sunday. they spent the day Wis
iting friends here, and returned the |
same evening.
Dick Norris went to Laramie last
Thursday to attend the Laramie
Casper ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott spent |
Sunday in Hanna with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thomas Cook.
Matt Makinen was Il business Wis
itor in Hanna Tuesday from the
Sailor Creek ranch at Leo.
l.. c. Koebrick and J. r. Sullivan,
state highway engineers were in
Hanna a few hours Tuesday enroute
to Rawlins where they are moving
their headquarters.
The first Pan Motor car has made
its appearance in Hanna. and is the
property OF Ed. Tichenor. II
F.. C. McVicker spent the week
End in Hanna from Casper.
Miss Mildred Hale of Omaha
spent a few days here last week as
the guest of Miss Olive Williams.
She departed Wednesday for Lara
mic. where she will attend summer
school. Later she will return here
and spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer.
Mrs. R. P. Wilson has returned
from Petersburg. where she vas
called by the Illness OF her sister
Ruth. the latter has improved and is
now thought to be out of danger.
c. H.. Mcmahon Of Salt Lake City |
was a Hanna visitor Wednesday in |
the interests OF the Simmons Hard
ware Co. |
R. A. Turner of Laramie spent |
Wednesday In Hanna.
Miss Lucy Riddle came up from
Rock River last Wednesday to re-
lieve n OF the operators at the
depot for a couple OF days.
Archie Skiver was in from Elk
Mountain Thursday.
C. Brooks and son OF Laramie
came up from Laramie Saturday on
L. p. insurance business. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Walter Nelson spent Friday in
town from Elk Mountain.
r b. Mccullough Of Laramie spent
Saturday in Hanna.
Terry johnson drove here from
Salt Lake City Tuesday.
The Medicine Bow baseball team
played here Sunday and was badly
beaten, the score being 81 to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reese and
daughter and Marybelle Chilly drove
up to Rawlins Sunday, returning the
same day. II
Frank Worsley is driving around
in a good looking Buick now which
he purchased recently from T. R.
Jackson. Il
Mrs. Percy W-aghorn will leave the
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