, 1922-09-28
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HANNA NOTES
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boys who gave their lives in the
World War. The women Of the
Episcopal church have undertaken
to raise the funds for this purpose,
which amounts to six thousand dol
lars. and. at the present about four
thousand has been raised. leaving
two thousand more to raise. On
Saturday. next, September both, at
the First Aid Hall, back of Jackson's
store. st. Margaret's Guild will give
a bake sale and tea. and proceeds to
go to the Memorial Cross Fund. The
people of Hanna are sure to want a
hand In this undertaking.. so dona-
tons and patronage are solicited.
Sunday was n of the most glOr-
ious days we have had this fall, and
the picnic at Bennett Park, near
Leo. was one of the most glorious
picnics ever given. Some two hun
bred people were present, arriving
from daylight until 2 O'Clock in the
Afternoon. at noon Ii Leo women
tand the men. tool served a sumpt-
Gus spread. including everything
from "A barbecued calf to strawberry
shortcake. with fresh berries and real
crr"m. And. o! boy! it was good,
eY""y bit OF it. After people had
eaten just as much as they could,
and some more than they should, the
guests were treated to some fine
sports. including horse races, foot
races and bucking contests. Bill
Warburton was bucked off rather
unceremoniOusly against an automo-
bile, but was not hurt. Young Burch
was bucked off a white mule and had
his arm dislocated. but as a doctor
was present, he received immediate
attention and was soon feeling O. K.
Tho nrinrinn1 cnaalyor nf fha ,et,r
noon was DR.. E. A. Kell, mayor of
Rawlins. Others who gave short
talks were Messrs. Dinsmore of Raw
Inns. and r. II. Butler of Hanna.
Among the Hanna people noticed
there were Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Butler
ana family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cardwell. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Christen-
sen and family. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Wood and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto |
Frederick n family. DR.. and Mrs.
r. A.. Smith. DR.. and Mrs. G. G.
S%lcddard. Miss Ellen Dickinson. Miss
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amoss and fam
lily. Mrs. Agnes Rate, Mrs. Maggie
Schreber. Miss Marie L~ePoindevan.
Miss Ruth Henderson,. Mr.. John
Quealy. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Aims
worth. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Martin.
Mr.. John Milliken and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Norris and family.
Mrs. A. ID. Burford was a pleas
ing hostess Saturday afternoon when
she entertained at 800" Mrs. C. C..
Martin won first prize and Mrs.
JGmrS Massey second. Those who
enjoyed the affair were Mesdames
y. II. Martin. A. T. Henkell. Joseph
Briggs. G. C.. Martin. Thomas Love,
Frank Amoss. II. b. Ober, Otto Fred
CrIrE Ia mnC NoGcnv Ira TlnrE Si1
n"y Morgan, Fred R. Wilson, Frank
kramDert, John Il. Hughes, Misses
O,celia Stendahl. Maurice Mason and
McMilIen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c.. Ford and
children. Misses Mary ". Council,
Amanda Peterson and Esther Hag-
CART drove to Saratoga Saturday aft
ernoon to attend the county fair.
Mr.. n Mrs. John Quealy were
Hanna visitors Wednesday from Elk
Mountain.
Mr.. George b. Pryde of Rock
Springs was a business visitor in
J aims Wednesday,.
Mrs. John H. Cook. Mrs. Glen
Stoddard and Miss Agnes Milliken
drove to Laramie Wednesday with
Mrs. Henry Peterson. They returned
h same evening.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Norris and family are sorry
that they have decided to make their
home in Superior in the future. They
left Sunday morning in their car.
Dick Norris came down from Super
Tor to drive them up.
The regular Friday morning pro-
grams are to be given again this
winter at the High school. The first
n will be presented by the Senior
,c1occ m ncfnhor Efh ESnuy of Tho |
parents have taken advantage of
these little affairs and it is a pity. |
for they are usually very interesting.
And they would make a very good
excuse to bring parents. pupils and !
teachers together in closer harmony. |
Hank Cardwell came in from
Pedro Tuesday on business.
Joe Evans drove in from Elk
Mountain Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Cowdin and Roy Cowdin
came in from Leo Tuesday. They
shipped their sheep from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. willing Richardson
of Elk Mountain were Hanna visit
ors Monday.
James Quealy and Sanders Silta-
maxi came in from the Crossing Mon
day and spent the day in town.
James Massey was out deer hunt
ing the first OF the week.
o Watkins drove in from Diff
ficulty Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John Quealy. Miss Katherine
Wertheim and Joe Evans came in
from Elk Mountain Sunday and spent
h day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rees
and Miss Chilly.
Mrs. f. NJ. Mumm Is expected home
o o from Ogden. where she has
been for several weeks. Her mother.
who has been critically i'll, is i'm
proving rapidly and Is entirely out
of danger now.
Mrs. Florence l.. Williamson will
leave Denver next month for Cali
%fornia, where she will spend the win
ter. She will go by the southern