, 1921-07-21
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A pretty compliment will be paid
Mrs. Chas. Woods. who has %receatly
come to Hama to reside, on Thus
day afternoon, when Mrs. Richard
5. Ober will preside over a very in
formal party in her honor. Those
who have been invited to meet the
charming newcomer are Mesdames
c. D.. Nlliamson. Robert M,!Iiken,
Glenn G. Stoddard, Otto Frederick,
A. T. Henkell. Fred Wilson, A. W.
Ains~orth, Dorothea Wilson, Edward
Attryde. Cecil C.. Martin. Ira Clark,
Harry G. Larson, George W. Hughes.
Mrs. George Wilson was q refresh
ing hostess Saturday afternoon when
she entertained at 800" At the home
OF Mrs. Joseph Briggs. . Those who
enjoyed the afternoon we're Mes
DANES Chris Anderson. Z. H. Mar
tin. A. T. Henkell. Joseph Briggs,
John H. Cook. Cecil C. Martin. Rob-
ert Milliken. Otto Frederick, C.. d.
Williamson, Harry G. Larson, A. W.
Ainsworth. Chas. F. Ainsworth.
Dorothea Wilson, John Berrian
Hughes: Fred r. Wilson. Edward M.
Mumm and Miss Betty Christensen.
Prices we're won by Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Milliken.
Mrs. Arthur T. Henkell was the
charming hostess at q beautifully ar
ranged card party Tuesday after
noon In honor Of Mrs. John H. Cook,
a bride of the past month. Invited
to this post nuptial affair were Mes
danes Edward NJ. Mumm, Fred r,
Wilson. John B.. Hughes, L.. A. Will
liams. A. W. Ainsworth, Chris Ander-
son., E. H. Martin. Joseph Briggs,
Cecil c. Martin. S. D. Briggs, C. d.
Williamson, Ira Clark. Otto Freder-
lex. Robert Milliken. Dorothea Will
son. Percy Waghorn. James Massey,
Richard b. ODER. S. E. Tolliver Of
Rawlins. I. Sherratt. Winfield Scott
Of Medicine Bow. Thomas Cook.
James Rae. Misses Crystal Scott and
Betty Christensen. Prizes we're
awarded to Mrs. c. d. Williamson
and Betty Christensen.
Both Hanna baseball teams were
victorious last Sunday. the regular
team played Rock River In hat time
while the newly organized team
played Medicine Bow here. A num-
Der Of young people went down to
Rock River to attend the game.
Miss Nettie Logan of Ogden. Utah
arrived Wednesday evening and is
the house guest of Miss Grace But
Ter.
Mrs. Ira Clark made a flying trip
to Laramie Saturday to do some shop
ping.
Mrs. Edward Attryde entertained
the members of the Ladies Aid of
the NJ. E. church in her home Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Anderson and
sons spent the day Sunday at the
home OF MI. and Mrs. Andy Nelson
at Walcott. the Nelson's brought
them home Sunday night in their
car.
Louis Williams came up from
Laramie Tuesday and was the guest
of Miss Grace Butler until Wednes-
day. when he left for Green River.
where he will visit his mother.
Miss Grace Butler returned Tues
day from Laramie where she has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth
Dodds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cardwell. Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. ODER motored to the West
ranch in Shirley Basin Sunday and
spent the day there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butler. Miss
Grace. Thos. Butler Jr., and Rodney
McLennon spent Sunday visiting the
West ranch at Elk Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Quealy and c.
n Williamson left Tuesday for a two
weeks trip through the timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Macdonald
visited Mr.. and Mrs. O.. c. Buehler
a few days last week en- route to
their home in Rawlins from Denver.
DR.. r. A. Smith was taken cry
suddenly with appendicitis last We'd
nesday morning. and was rushed off
to Laramie on the earliest train. He
was in serious condition when he ar
rived there. but the operation was
entirely successful. and at present he
is progressing nicely. Mrs. Smith
and the baby. who accompanied the
doctor to Laramie. returned Satur-
day afternoon.
DR.. Williams. who was spending