, 1922-06-22
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HANNA NOTES
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b an event OF this month. Misl
6iltimAkif WMa the honorod guest u
q miscellaneous shower over which
tie Misses. Ida and Lempi Ann4la
pfesldod Saturday svsoine In thlly
home. The guest LIT incluaeA Mo-
danAs John Huhtale, Charles Wlgt.
Androw Natsoa, Mike Laht and
lack swan. Misses LAnpa Peterson,
Lsapi Lehtos Hllda Maimbsfg, Hilma
OjAlA. HAnAa HolMas Hilda Pstsrson.
LAk5Ms<oon. Ka&hs1l1e 3WorthefA.
BUsbfsAanDen, Vienna RAxkko, Liz
LsDponsa. Elisabeth Johnson and
Na1kA4 KAino0Aa.
Na Onward H.. Mnmm sn1aR.
tanned Saturday Afternoon ct cards,
prfsos were won BY Mrs. D. II. Martin
and Mrs. G. D. WIlliamson. others
who enjoyed Nrs. Mumm's hospital
ity we're Mesdames A. r. Henkell.
Joseph Briggs. Fred R. Wilson. A.
Thomas Love. Ira CLARK. John. Carr.
Amoss. c. c. Martin, James Massey,
Ober.
Mrs. Stair d. Briggs has cards out
for q card party over which she will
preside Thursday afternoon in her
attractive new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry g. Larson will
entertain at cards Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Henkell, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Ainsworth and Mrs.
Joseph Briggs went out to Elk
Mountain Saturday afternoon on q
fishing trip.
Mrs. Clifford Dickinson left Sat-
urday morning for Laramie, where
she will spend a few days visiting
her mother and sister, who have just
returned from Pasadena after spend
ing the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr, and son,
Gordon. arrived Wednesday from
California. where they have been en-
jeying a months tour.
Mrs. Harry Larson returned Sun
day from Denver where she has been
visiting.
Mrs. J. c. Mylroie has returned
from Lava Hot Springs. Mr.. Mylroie
will remain some time longer in
hope Of benefiting his health.
Earl Thomas has gone to Laramie.
where he has accepted q position in
the freight department.
George wilkes returned Monday
after . ~protracted stay in Ogden,
Utah. Just before returning Mr..
Wilkes had X-Ray pictures taken
which showed that his lungs have
entirely healed, and danger OF
tuberculosis is past.
James and Dan Chilly, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Rees for some time. left last week
for . short trip to Lava Hot Springs.
From there they will 30 to their
home in Superior.
Miss Alice C~hristen4en returned
last week from Laramie. Miss Chris
Jensen has completed her course at
the UnivsFsity and will teach I'm the
Hanna school NEXT winter.
MFs. Florence L. Williamson will
leave Friday morning for Denver,
where she will stay. until after the
wedding Of her o Robert William
ver which win take place the lat
ter part of July.
Mrs. Thomas Love and Lucille
Love went to Laramie Tuesday to do
some shopping.
Ed Callahan came in from his
ranch At Leo Tuesday on business.
Miss Edna Klaseon returned the
end of the week from Laramie, where
she has completed her studies at the
University.
Hughes. left Saturday morning in
their car for Salt Lake City, where
they will enjoy q few weeks trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, Miss
Ada Loring and John Ellis drove in
from Difficulty Sunday evening for
the picture show. i.
MI. and Mrs. James Neekin and
Tom Meekin left Wednesday morn
ing in their car for Denver, where
they will spend . few days visiting
and shopping.
PARK ware grieved to receive the
news Of his death ut the 1vanson
Memorial Hospital in Laramie Mon
day. Mr.. Jackson was. we'll known,
here. having lived in Carbon and
Hanna aHgreat part Of his life. He
wal the SON Of C. A. Jackson OF
Fox Park.
Aaws0k1oolA Victims came. m
ffu9 p1EHQlity saturday and lqGk
for 1Nnnfa. WAAes she, will attsnd
suNMer school.
N. J. II. Crawford 10 In the hos
pital where he underwent an oper-
alton fer appendicitis Tuesday aft
otnoon.
Nm. John MiIliken Il visiting her
daashter. Mrs. Oscar Petsrsop, In
Nrs. Ray Riggs came down from
Saratoga Saturday afternoon and
will aDend . week or two Visiting her
sister, Mrs. Robert Millfken.
Nh. Harah Dunn left Sunday
moeniAg for her home In Reliance.