, 1922-05-11

week and took from two families
her" a beloved member. On Thurs
day morning littl" B"rnicc Rodda.
the six-y"ar-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. S. |. ltodda. snCCumbed to
an operation for appendicitis at tn"
hospital. after an illness of -four day.
Sh" vas buried Sunday afternoon
from the Episcopal church. and laid
TO rest in tn" family plot in the Han
ma cemetery.
Mrs. Harry Bowers made the su-
pr"me sarrific" Friday morning. a
few days after bringing a baby girl
into tn" world. the baby died a few
hours after Sh" was born. and Mrs.
Bowers. who had b""n i'll with III
flucnza, fingered several days be
tween life and death. and Friday
morning. her strength gone. she
CAV" up tn" fight, and passed on to
her great rest. Mrs bowers was,
before her mHrriug" fiv" years ago.
Miss Mimi" Baldwin. a daughter Of
pioneers of this county. Sh" Is sur
vived by her husband. two small
children. and her mother. She was
buried Monday morning from the
Roman Catholic church, and Inferred
in the Hanna cemetery.
Mr.. Huber G.. Hilton. of the L. s.
for'Hl SERVICE OF Laramie. was IN
Hanna Tuesday for a short time.
Ernest Matson left last week for
Kansas city. wh"r" he has entered
the SWcrnN Automobile School for
= thr"" months cour$" in Mechan-
zeal training.
The juniors and seniors enjoyed
their annual picnic in the hills one
Glv last week. This year. instead OF
taking airs and driving put to III"
country. they varied the program by
hiking out to the hills around Hanna.
5 Mrs. A. w. Ainsworth contributed
t to the seasons social activities in n
most delightful name last Wedncs,
day. when she entertained at 500
Mrs. Joe Brigsg won the first prize
Mrs. Arthur T. Henkell the second
and Mrs. f. II. Martin the consola
ton. Those h enjoyed Mrs. Aims
lworth's hospitality were Mesdamc.
+. II. Martin. Arthur r. Hcnkell
Joseph Briggs. Thomas n. Butler
ICccil G. Martin. Thomas Love, Jane!
Massey, Ira Clark, John II. Cook
1Charles w. Ainsworth. George Fryer
iG. G. Stoddard, Florence l.. william
lson. Otto Frederick. Robert Millikcn
William Briggs. Frank Amoss. S. d
Briggs, A. d. Burford. Fred r. VIII
lool, II. u II Ipil ID. lluS h'>
John Carr of Lionkol, Carl Wood ant
John b. Hughes.
Mrs. John II. Cook and Mrs. Glenl
&c. Stoddard were joint hostesscs a
a delightful party Friday at tn
home of Mrs. Cook. give hundred
, held the attention Of the guests tn
early part of the evening. afte
which a delicious supper was served
Mrs. Otto Frederick and Mrs. f. H
Martin were awarded the prizes 70
having the highest scores. The CUES:
included Mesdams Robert Milliker
James Massey. Harry Larson. job
b. Hughes. f.. NJ. Mumm. A.. W
Ainsworth. Joseph BrigGs. Arthur Y
lIcnkoll. T.. II. Martin. Cecil G. Maj
tin. Thongs Love. FlOrrnr" William
son. Otto Frederick. Carl Wood. lr
Clark. Miss G~oorgcn" Balston an
Miss Crystal Scott.
Mrs. Thomas Love extended he
hospitality at a give Hundred' pa
ty Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A. |
Burford and Mrs. A.. T. IIenkell ca
ri"d off the prizes. Invited for Sa
urdHy afternoon were Mesdames
NJ. Mumm. A. d. Burford, Fred l
Wilson. John b. Hughes. A. W. Ain.
worth. +. II. Martin. Joseph Brigg5
Arthur ~. Henkcll. Thomas II. Blu
Ter. Cecil G. Martin. Robert MillikeI
Frank Amoss, Otto Frederick, Flo
once l.. Williamson, Ira Clark, Jane
Massey. Glenn G. Stoddard and JohI
II. Cook.
A jolly party Of Hanna folks drov,
out to Elk Mountain Monday ant
enjoyed an impromptu dance ant
supper at the Mountain View Hotel
Those noticed on the floor wer'
Messrs. and Mesdames Ray Jackson
r. r. Jackson, James Massey. Rich
ard Norris, Ira Clark, John B
Hughes. John II. Cook. Fred C.'Ford
A. T. Henkell. Otto Frederick. G. G
Stoddard. John Quealy, Mrs. Flor
ence Williamson, Misses Georgene
Maui, Olive Williams. Rose WOlver'
Schaffer. Messrs. c. d. Williamson,
Frank Glasgow. w. II. Heagney, John
Massey. Jos. Richardson. p. w
Waghorn and Joe Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elquist returned
Monday from Denver, where they
have been enjoying a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Steiner re-
turned Saturday from Denver. after
a p]rotracted visit in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Brooks Of Rock
Springs are in Hanna for a short
time. visiting friends.
John and Tom Reese have re-
turned from Laramie after a few
days visit there.
Old Bob Hurst was found dead