, 1922-09-14
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HANNA NOTES .

Leo. That 10, Of course. II the wealth
er rods are favorable. This affair
promises to be one of the biggest
md most enjoyable public affair Q
given in the county. There Will be
horse races, foot races. and many
other Interesting sports. Andrew
Kortes IL going to kill hi lated
calf, and Bob Cardwell IN going out
to help with the barbecue. and Glen
Coen took out some three hundred
pounds of flour . few days ago which
into bread right away for the big
party but, in spite of all this 1t
would be we'll for everyone to take a
little basket lunch along. for it's go
ing to be an all-day affair. begins
early and will last late. The road
will be marked from the river with
American flags. So. everybody ready!
Let's go!
Ted Cardwell came in from the
ranch at Pedro Thursday and spent
the day here attending to business
and visiting relatives.
Jack Doyle has gone to Denver for
a few days, and when he returns he
will bring a bride with him. Il
family have moved into the house
recently vacated by Mrs. Harry Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Milliken will
call their infant son William. Jr.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Make have a
house In two town and will soon be
settled and at home to their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dickinson are
spending their honeymoon in Their
mopolis. Mrs. Dickinson wal form
erly Miss Hannah Lee.
A little bird Just whispered to me
that Ago no! I'm not to mention
names, but, anyway, that a certain
very attractive and popular young
girl whom you knew very we'll, and q
able young man, who Is employed by
the U. P. Coal Co. Il won't say which
Department. have succumbed to the
wiles of Dan Cupid and are soon,
very soon, going to be married. Now
the young lady in the case denies this
very emphatically land I haven't had
n opportunity to, or rather I'm . lit
tie afraid to question the would-be,
II : such IL : the : case Benedict, but
everyone says 1t IL SC and, as o on rs
find out for sure, I'll tell you all
about Il, that 10, unless you find II
out first, In which case 1t will not be
news.
The home OF Mrs. Frank Amoss
= 16 SAC 0~OA0 IA = VoA$ PA0tty pAAky
Saturday afternoon. Five hundred
held the attention Of the guests un.
I'll five O'Clock when delicious
lunch was served. The ladies who en-
joyed Mrs. Amos hospitality were
>. MesdAmes Ward X. Burford Of Brule.
Nebr., Henry Jones. Fred r Wilson,
Harry @. Larson. A. ". Ainsworth,
=. II. Martin, A. r. Henkell, Thomas
Butler Thones L4ess, Otto Frederick,
Robert Milliken. Glenn @. stoddard.
lR. b. Ober. John b. Hughesb Misses
...Olive Williams and Maty Y. Uonqehe
Z, Mr.. and Mrs.. San Oaeklns0n and
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, woods haxe re-
Y turn4d from . two weeks motor trip .
Mfs. Oscar Peterson and daughter,
Betty. u Cokevills. are the guests Of
1ers. Retsssen.s parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nillfken.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Butler and
daughter went to RaWlins Monday
ovoning in their car.
Rev J. c. Mylroie left Monday for
Powell, Wyo., where he will attend
the conference being held by the
Methodist church.
Earl Thomas left Monday after
moon for Laramie. where he will at
tend the University this winter.
Miss BeFnice Peterson Of Cokevi1le
{ came down last week and. with Miss
Jean Miiiiken, left Monday for Lar
annie to enter the University.
!. Mrs. John Cook and children have
moved into town from their ranch
neaf Elk Nountain, the children will
Z attend school here this winter. Mr..
Cooks manv friends will be glad to
know that she has entirely regained
her health. which has been bad for