, 1921-10-27

turning the same lay.
Otto Frederick came down from
Rawlins Saturday afternoon and
spent the weekend with his family
returning to Rawlins Monday morn.
ing to report for Jury service.
Miss Anne Coughlin spent the
weekend in Laramie visiting her
parents.
Mrs. c. j. kettly, who has been
! confined to her home with eye
trouble is better and is out again.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fink went
to Laramie Monday morning.
Bob Hurst was a visitor in Hanna
Monday. coming in from his sheep
camp to do some shopping.
Mrs. Joseph Norris has returned
from Rock Springs where she went
to attend the funeral of Jimmie
Brooks.
Miss Marguerite Mau land Miss
Alice Johnson spent the weekend in
Rawlins.
Mrs. Thomas Love and her daugh-
ter. Lucille landed in New York City
Tuesday and will arrive in Hanna
within a few days.
MrsJ Thomas Butler underwent
an operation for appendicitis Tues
a a. Tie uooplldl Dit Is TepOElCu
to be getting along as well as could
be expected.
The members OF ST. Margarets
Guild held an all day meeting Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. Otto Fred
erick to work on the garments for
their annual bazaar which will take
place in the Sunday School rooms,
back of Dickinson's store, on the 3rd
nf nanaInhnr Thny will koxyn -
goodly supply of the ever needful
aprons. plain and fancy, boys waists,
girls dresses, and fancy work Of all
kinds.
Mrs. c. d. Williamson entertained
the 800" club Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Otto Frederick and Mrs. Richard
B. ODER received the prize for high
scores. Others who participated in
the game were Mesdames A. W. Aims
worth. Fred r. Wilson, Edward NJ.
Mumm, Carl Wood, A. D. Burford,
James Massey. Ira Clark, C. C. Mar
tin, A. T. Henkell, Frank Amoss and
Percy Waghorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wood has as
their dinner guests Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. ODER and
Rice ODER.
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Hanna people will take place the end
OF the week when Miss Mary Ellen
Sherratt will become the bride of
Mr.. william Wright. Miss sherratt
is the eldest daughter of Mr.. I. Sher-
raft. She was graduated from the
Hanna High School last June and is
one of the most attractive girls in
the younger set. Mr.. Wright Is the
Qnn IF Mr. on@ Mrs. uo~ry yUr{-hk
and a young man Of sterling quail
tiles. He is employed by the Union
Pacific Coal Company.
Mr.. n Mrs. c. C. Saunders have
the engagement Of their
Agnes. to Alfred Hap
good. the wedding will be an event of
the Christmas Holidays.
Miss Emily Malmberg Is wearing
a brand new solitaire on the third
finger of her left hand, and she now
admits that she has said
to Eugene Corrigan. The
wedding will take place at Christmas
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Remington
returned from Denver where
they spent their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jones enter
Ill at a CHdIllllH8 OVO party ia
their home Friday evening. Their
danes Hugh Kenny. c. J. Kettley.
W. w. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Rodda had Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Kettley and Mr.. Chris
Anderson for dinner.
John II. Gaskell and George
Fro nov woro nr{fn hoIlx, hyrrnI xxyhar
the pit lamps caused the gas to ex-
plode in Number 2 mine Friday. Mr..
Frazer is able to be out now. his
injuries only being on his arms.
while Mr.. Gaskell is still confined to
his bed. O..
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
are all ready for their bazaar which
will be held in the church on Tues
day afternoon November 1st. Besides
the many articles which will be on
sale the ladies will serve coffee and
cake at the usual price.
Mrs. Bert Taylor entertained. at
luncheon Monday. and covers were
laid for Mesdames Taylor. Robert
Molyneaux, McLaren and J. w. Jones.
Edward L.. Richardson was a
Hanna visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Rich
ardson and children are in Denver
where they will spend the winter.
MI. and Mrs. Henry c. Cardwell
of Pedro are spending a few days in
town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cardwell.
Leander Matson came in from Leo
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Smith left Monday evening
after spending several days visiting
Mrs. Rachel Smith and family.
Ted Cardwell was a Hanna visitor
Tuesday from Pedro.
George Young, vice president Of
the U. M. W. A. spent a few days in
Hanna last week. He returned to
Rock Springs Saturday.
Mrs. John H. Cook will entertain
her bridge club Saturday.
Mrs. C.. J.. Kettley had q foursome
game of 300" last Monday after
noon, her guests being Mesdames
George Crank, Hugh Kenny and J..
w. Jones.