, 1922-07-20
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HANNA NOTES

The dance Saturday evening, and
the X. P. picnic Sunday at Elk Noun
tain. drew many people from Hanna.
The dance was given by Uncle Walt
and Skeezix" and was we'll patron
lied. Among those present from
Hanna were Misses Grace Butler,
Hilda Malmberg. lila Lepponen,
Marybelle Crilly. Mary Connell. Mil
licent Bailey, Lima Mackay. Lucille
Crawford, Mrs. Jasper McLennon,
Messrs. Lionel Love, Thomas Meek
in. John Massey. James Gaskell, AL
bert Gaskell, Sam While, Will Rus
sell. Ed Russell, Ambros Hix, James
McArdle and John Milliken.
Car after car of X. P.'s from
Hanna, with their families, went out
to the picnic Sunday. and spent the
day playing games. running races
and fighting mosquitoes. Among
those noted on the grounds were
Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas But
Ter and family. Thomas Rees and
family, Sam Dickinson. J. H. Cook,
Harry Wright. Robert Cardell. James
Massey, Frederick Ford, Robert Nor
ris, Joe Maxson, Robert McMilliken,
Hugh Brindley, Sam Crawshaw,
Charles Mellor. Henry Jones, Frank
Rider, Jr.. Arnium Bailey. George
Henderson, Thomas Cook, Winfield
Scott Of Medicine Bow, George
Wilkes, William wilkes. I. Christen-
sen, Pat Russell, Ira Clark, E. r.
Remington, J. R. Mann, Adolph
Steiner. Alfred ~Cheesbrough, ]. B.
Corrigan, Eugene Corrigan, Mrs.
Maggie Reese, Mrs. Rachel Smith,
Annie Lee, Mrs. Beatrice Spencer,
Messrs. j. Choate. Ed Russell. MAJ
Steiner, and others.
Mrs. Thomas Butler entertained
delightfully."- Saturday afternoon at q
card party, her guests including
Mesdames Robert Cardwell, A. T.
Henkell, Joseph Briggs. C. C. Martin.
Thomas Love, James Massey, c. D.
Williamson, Frank Amoss. Fred
r. Wilson. A. W. Ainsworth, John B.
Hughes, r. B. ODER, and Jasper
McLennon. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Ainsworth and Mrs. Briggs.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Stoddard, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wood and family, Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Ober and son, spent
the weekend camping at the Ranger
Station above MILO.
family and Miss Kate O'Brien of
iiokOASu ~ Aih6toA oAN
the oil fields Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Burford re-
turned Saturday from their vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckenzie OF
Denver are the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gabbott.
Mrs. Mary Tenant came in from
her ranch Saturday and spent sew
eral days here visiting friends.
Mr.. Ike Parkko is leaving soon
for California, where he will make
his home in the future.
Mr.. William Wilson returned from
Rawlins Saturday and vent out tc
his ranch Sunday.
Mr.. John H. Crawford returned
Saturday from Lava Hot Springs
after a stay Of several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell was q
Hanna visitor from Difficulty Tues
day.
Mr.. John U. Fish Of Cheyenne was
a business visitor in Hanna Tuesday
Mr.. Otto Frederick and son Rob
ert drove down to Laramie Monday
and left their car for some repairs
They returned that evening on TWEEN.
ty-one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quealy and
daughter Mary Elizabeth drove in
from Elk Mountain Tuesday.
Mr.. c. D. Williamson left Tuesday
morning for the French Creek Tie
Camp.
Mr.. ]. v. McClelland spent a day
or two in Hanna last week, he left
Tuesday evening for his home in
Rock Springs.
Mr.. Charles E. Swan Of Rock
Springs was a Hanna visitor last
week for a few days.
Mr.. Andrew McMicken Of Raw.
Inns was a Hanna visitor last Tues
day.
Mr.. F. J. Junk who has been in
town for several weeks left last
week for his home in Rock Springs
Mr.. Emge, of the Mcdonald Candy
Co., was a business visitor in Hanna
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Christensen has re,
turned from Torrington, where she
attended the Delta Delta convention
last week.
Mrs. Gus E. Siltimaki has returned