, 1922-02-23
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, HANNA NOTES =

The Old Mems n Old Timers
Club Ball, which was to have taken
place Tuesday night, was postponed
until March 4th on account OF the
death Of Miss Dona Brooks. of Rock
Springs. Miss Brooks was the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ).
Brooks. She vas born in Hanna
twenty years ago. The news OF
her death came as a distinct shock
to her host OF friends here. The
funeral took place Monday in Rock
Springs. Among those who went
from Hanna to attend the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Ober,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dickinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Butler and Mrs. Joseph
Woods.
The February number Of THE
Pioneer is out. and is the best
number the High School oung-
sters have issued yet. In fact the
writer has been so interested reading
1t that she has neglected the Hanna
notes until SO late that they are "apt
to be Too late for last week. and
held ovvr until next week. Hanna
folks have every reason to be very
proud of this little publication, for
the young girls and boys. who, with
the assistance Of n or two of the
teachers. edit this paper, show UNI
usual journalistic ability. Besides
this 1t gives the parents and friends
of them pupils a closer insight into
the affairs of the school. 1t is noted
that The Pioneer" is published by
the Senior Glass. 1t is to be hoped
that the under classmen will be able
to TAX hold so that the good work
will pnntinIIn and mt :rn 1yt'S ,y;%l>
the class of 1922.
The Moose Lodge will give a dance
at the Opera House Saturday evening
February %. A large attendance is
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Love have
issued invitations for a card party,
which they will. give in their home
Thursday evening, February card.
Two childrens parties were given
on Washington's birthday. Little
Agnes AmOss was the hostess at one
affair. while Masters Carlyle and
Harley Pomeroy entertainer a num-
Der OF their young friends the same
afternoon.
The chicken supper which St.
Margaret's Guild gave at the Opera
House last Thursday night was a
very pleasant affair. and while,
owing to the fact that this was. the
first thing Of the kind the Guild has
ever attempted. the service was a
little slow at the beginning. Those
who were among those present. say
that everything was very delicious, |
and that all got their moneys worth. |
The tables were beautifully decorat- !
ed with red candles and carnations, |
intermingled with smilax and ferns !
from California. it made a very |
pleasing sight and the local photo !
grapher took a number of flashlight |
pictures which he will have on sale |
soOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butler had
as their dinner guest last Wednesday,.
Mr.. sheldon Of Diamondville.
Word received here from California
we hear that ex-Hanna residents are
enjoying themselves out in the land
OF sunshine and flowers. Mrs. Chris
Anderson gave a luncheon a few days
ago in her lovely home in Pasadena,
and Mrs. Robert Campbell occupied
the place of honor, it being her birth
day. Twelve ladies were present and
Mrs. Campbell was presented with
some very pretty and useful gifts.
Mrs. Joseph Briggs entertained her
uiiu6e lullCllSOH CluD last SATURDAY.
The table was artfully decorated with
red carnations and greens. and held
covers for Mesdames Arthur T. Hen
Williamson. John Cook, Harry G..
Larson, Glenn G. Stoddard, Otto
Frederick and the hostess. Mrs.
Grenn Stoddard won the prize at
auction.
Monday. the twentieth, was the
tenth anniversary of the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick and
their friends surprised them by burst
ing in upon them that evening. laden
with tinware, baskets OF lunch and
even prizes for a card party. which
ensued. Those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Cecil C. Martin. James
Massey. Harry G. Larson. E. H. Mar
tin. Arthur T. Henkell, Joseph
Briggs, Fred R. Wilson. Edward NJ.
Mumm, DR.. and Mrs. Glenn G.. Stod-
dard. Mrs. Florence l.. Williamson
and Mr.. c. d. Williamson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Massey won the first
prizes. Mrs. G. G. Stoddard and MIR.
Otto Frederick the boobys, and Mr..
G. c. Martin cut the card which won
the free-for-all.
MIR. and Mrs. John H. Cook were
hosts at an informal party Monday
evening. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. p. w. Waghorn, Misses
Marybelle Crilly. Marguerite Mau
and Alice johnson and Mr.. Frank
Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wist are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival OF a baby girl. Miss Helen
Marion Wist. as she has been named
made her debut into the world We'd
nesday morning.
Hank Cardwell was a Hanna Wis
itor last week for a day or two from
his ranch at Pedro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orsen Reynolds and
baby of the "76" ranch, were the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert