, 1922-09-21
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HANNA NOTES
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Pubic eye, AND TINS time 1t 10 q IT.
tie school girl who has brought 1t to
the attention Of the public. In Doug
las last week. the state fair was in
progress. One Of the things of in
terest on he program was a spelling
contest. the contestants being rep
resentatives from the different coun-
ties. and the champion spoilers from
each. Carbon county was represent
ed by Ella Huhtala, a member of
the eighth grade class Of the Hanna
schools. who took second place in
the state contest. Last fall at the
county contest Miss Huhtala took
first place and Miss Alma Parkko
took third.
Their many Hanna friends will be
interested to hear of the marriage in
Green River last Sunday. of Mrs.
Annie Corrigan Lee. and her broth
er-in-law. Jack Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee will make their home in Re-
lance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Corrigan
have gone to Reliance. where they
will make their home in the future.
AS a pretty compliment to her
house guest, Mrs. l.. A. Williams. of
Laramie. Mrs. John Berrian Hughes
entertained at an elaborate party
Saturday afternoon in her home. In
addition to the honored guest those
invited to this affair were Mesdames
T.. II. Martin. A. T. Henkell, Joseph
Briggs. Thomas Butler, Thomas
Love. Frank Amoss. Otto Frederick,
Ira Clark. James Massey, John H.
Cook, Glenn G. Stoddard, Robert
Milliken. Henry Peterson, r. B. ODER,
Fred r. Wilson. Harry G. Larson,
A. " Ainsworth and Carl Wood.
Mrs. Harry G. Larson was a de-
ltghtful hostess Thursday afternoon,
when she entertained at auction
bridge. Mrs. Carl Wood carried off
the first prize . Those present we're
Mesdames Wood. A. T. Henkell,
Joseph Briggs. Robert Milliken. Otto
Frederick. John II. Cook, Glenn G.
Stoddard. r. B.. ODER. Fred r. VIII
son. ]. NJ. Chapman Of Laramie, and
Miss Marjorie Brebner of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sellars and
daughter. Ruth stopped over in
Hanna a few hours Friday afternoon, |
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick.
en- route to California from Denver,
in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilkes are
receiving congratulations upon the1
arrival Of a nine and one-half pound |
boy Thursday morning. Both mother
o are doing nicely.
Tom Rees and Wesley Kennison
went to Denver the first Of the week
and returned in NJ. Kennison's new
Jemette.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry G. Larson are
planning to go to California soon to
spend their vacation.
Miss Ila Lepponen left Friday eve
for Utah. where she is visiting
friends.
Mrs. Ira Clark and children have
returned from a three weeks visit to
Mrs. Clark's old home in Bridgeport.
Mr.. II. l.. Williamson arrived Fri
day evening from Chicago to visit
his sister, Mrs. Otto Frederick, and
C. D. Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell
in from the Dana Meadows
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. George w. Lorenzo of Omaha
was in Hanna Sunday on business.
Messrs. A. T. Henkell. Ira Clark,
Otto Frederick. C. D. Williamson, H.
[. Williamson, and DR.. G.. G. Stod-
lard drove to Laramie Saturday aft
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dickinson ar
part Of the state, where they
have been spending their honeymoon.
Their many friends will learn with
much. pleasure hat this popular
young couple have decided to re-
main in Hanna for the winter in
stead of going to Salt Lake City as
they originally planned.
DR.. L. A. Williams drove up from
Laramie Sunday to take his wife and
home after a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott drove
from Medicine Bow Sunday and
spent the day visiting Mrs. SCOTS
sister. Mrs. I. Sherratt.
The B. B. club had a sale Sat-
urday In the Jackson store. They
had candy. cake and a number OF
pretty hand-embroidered bibs and
girls had made themselves.
Mrs. John Gabbott and son re-
turned Sunday afternoon from Raw
Inns. where they spent the weekend
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rust.
Mr.. Fred C Ford and Mr.. Thos.
Reea spent several days out deer
hunting last week.
Little Marion Milliken was hostess
at q delightful party Saturday after
noon. by way OF celebrating her
eighth birthday. her guests included
Misses Mildred Baillie. Dorothy Will
son! Carol Wood. Blossom Edna
Frederick. Ruphell Mylroie. Agnes
Amoss. Margaret Buehler, Dorothy,
Ruth and Phyllis Milliken: Masters
Robert Mylooie. Robert Frederick,
Oral and Frank Baillie.
Mrs. Cecil c. Martin and children
arrived homo Thursday from Cali
fofnia. where they have been for
several months.
Mrs. Thomas Dickinson occupied
the place Of honor at q miscellane-
u shower which Miss Kate Cole |
gave Monday evening at the Hanna
Hotel. The popular young bride
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