, 1922-10-12
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HANNA NOTES

Miss Ruth holland entertained the
b. b. Club in her home Tuesday eve
ming, the guests piled the needle in
d~ustriously until eight o'clock when
delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Evelyn
christensen, Edith While, Hazel
Jones. Helen Kenny. Elizabeth Rae,
Elizabeth Freeman, Dorothy Russell.
Eileen Cook. Phyllis Chadwick,
Agnes Rae and Mrs. j. c. Mylroie.
On October 10Th the club will be
entertained at the home of Elizabeth
Rae.
Monday evening Miss Marie Lee
Poldevan extended her hospitality in
a most enjoyable manne when she
entertained at 500" her guests
were Mrs A.. d. Burford. Misses Alice
Christensen, Cecilia Stendahl, Anne
Coughing, inertia McMillen. Anna
kiaseen. Beatrice Whitney, Claire
kirkceng. Ruth Henderson, and
Esther Haggart.
Mrs. Richard p. Ober's home was
the scene of a delightfully."- informal
bridge party Thursday afternoon,
those who enjoyed her hospitality
were Mesdames Joseph Briggs. who
won first prize; Arthur T. Henkell,
Fred r. Wilson, John b.. Hughes,
Carl w. Wood, Glenn G.. Stoddard,
John H. Cook and Otto Friedrich.
Mrs. Frederick c. Ford entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Alfred Barton of Nampa, Idaho, her
guests were Mesdames Barton, James
Massey. Roy Bedford. James Fearne.
Carl Erickson. w. S. Milliken, S. l..
Rodda, Roy Jackson and Anna
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dickinson were
the guests of honor at a large card |
party which the Pythian Sisters gave |
last Monday evening at the X. p.
Han. The guests were the Sisters |
and Knights of Pythias. Five Hun
dred and High Five we're enjoyed
during the early part of the evening,
Mrs. +. E. Ford and Mr.. Jos. Rich
ardson winning the 900" prizes and
Mrs. John Huhtala and Mrs. James
Gaskell the High Five prizes. Mr..
and Mrs. Dickinson were presented
with a set OF Community silver.
The social calendar for this month |
of the first things scheduled to take
place is a dance Saturday evening,
October 7th. which will be given un-
der the auspices Of the D. O. X.
lodge. and promises to be a large and
enjoyable affair. The Pythian Sis ,
ters are making preparations for a y
dance which they will give on the ,
2Sth. .
Senator Kendrick visited Hanna y
for d few hours and ad- +
the public at 8 O'Clock in the :
Opera House. He gave a very ~inter- 9
'sting talk which was a treat in that -
t was entirely free from mud sling ;.
ng. If I had the time Cor inclina- /,
;vii, which haven't) to be a suf- +,
ragette., I should get My c~acte- ;
and stand on the corner and cry
a Clean Campaign" As a voter r
am much more interested to know e
he good qualities Of my candidate. d
nd hear what he is going to doIR
when he gets Into office. than | am
Q hear ~ all the Wickedness and fl
'jcs the other fellow is capable of.
fact l am Just Irish enough to
eel inclined to vote for the other :
when l hear a speaker pelt-
ng him with mud. In other words
would like to see a man elected on
lis merits instead OF putting him
nto office because he isn't quite as
,ad as the other fellow. or because
could think of more uncompli-
nentary things to say about the 9TH
IT fellow than the latter could about
him. So, even II he is a Democrat,
like Senator Hendricks style.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Larson Of the
Mill Creek ranch were Hanna visit
.rs Tuesday.
Mrs. Jamie, Cowdin and her sons
and Roy, were business visitors
Monday from Leo. Roy brought in
a fifty-four pound pumpkin to put on
display in the Bank window - It
surely Is a winner. Andrew kortes
and Arthur Tenant each had some
good looking stuff in the windows
last week. Mr.. Kortes had a prize
and Mr.. Tenant a forty-five
pound pumpkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey and
Miss Olive Williams drove to Lar
annie with Mr.. Williamson Sunday,
and returned on No. 81 that evening.
Messrs. Joe and John Jones, Rob-
ert Norris and John Massey went to
Casper Saturday to attend the Moose
Legion convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Ford.
Mrs. Evan Jones and Mrs. s. I.
Rodda drove up to Rock Springs
Monday to visit the Pythian Sisters
lodge there. Mrs. Ford was making
her first official visit at Grand Chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison West came
in from Leo Tuesday afternoon and
spent a short time visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cardwell, before going
on t. Laramie.
Mrs. Daley. who has been visiting
al the Del Boles home in Elk Noun
tain, came in Monday and spent the
day visiting Mrs. E. H.. Martin. She
left on No. 10 for her home In
LonEmont, Colo. Mrs. Daley was u
former Medicine Bow resident.
Mrs. c. C. Saunders left Sunday
evening for Sunnyside. WASH where
she will spend two months visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Burford and