, 1922-01-19
HANNA NOTES
'T0o Late For Last Week.

|TOO Late For Last Week.
The II o. A. Club entertained de-
1igh fully at the home OF Miss Leitha
FeHru on Dec. 18th. a lighted Christ
IN tree CAV" a festive air to the
occasion. Those present were Misses
Bet>y Gardner. Tommy Dickinson,
Este MyirOie, Agnes HaXton. kath-
crime Henderson. Edith Crawford
n l.eitha F'earn.
John Quealy spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday in Hanna on business.
J. ]. Robertson of Medicine Bow
wa a business visitor in Hanna on
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Cook enjoyed
q gam of bridge with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 7. Hcnkell TUESDAY evening.
Joe Watkins was in town Wednes-
day on business.
Checkers is getting to be quite a
Cad in Hanna these days. and the lat
est fad is to play a game with hubby
after lunch. One of IL pretty young
brides got so interested in a game
with hibby the other day that she
almoa; Argot t g to a party. 1t
was a luncheon too. and the rest of
the guests. who waited. half starved,
are inst dying to get even with the
above mentioned bride.
An item of interest to Hanna peO-
pie Is the announcement of the mar
TiaEe recently Of Mr.. +. r. Nakaco
and Mrs. TOmiko Hashikuni. Mr..
Na2a'O was the photographer in
1l5una fOr several years. He is now
located in Rock Springs. Mrs.
Nalaco is the widow OF Tom Fiashi-
kun. Il young Japanese section hand
who died several years ago of the in
flueuza. AT the time of his death
Mr.. NakaCo twhO was at that time
married to an American woman. from
whom he was divorced shortly aft
erWnrd) took charge of Mrs. Hashi-
kun:'s affairs and watched over her
Tor several years. so in this way the
cour:ship. which resulted in their Re
cent marriage was started.
Mrs. Arthur T.. Henkell presided
over a luncheon and auction bridge
party Saturday afternoon. the APP
continents were suggestive Of the
season and the dainty place cards
marked places for Mesdames Joseph
Briggs, Richard b. ObCr. Harry G
Larson. John H. Cook. Florence l..
Williamson. Robert Milliken, Otto
Frederick and the hostess.
Mrs. r. b. ODER had Mrs. Florence
L.. Williamson, Mrs. arthur T. Hen
kell and Mrs. Otto Frederick in for
a game of bridge Wednesday aft
moo
Miss Crystal Scott came up from
Medicine Bow Saturday afternoon
and spent the weekend with Mrs.
Robert Milliken.
N"N. Ray Rigs and little Gweulo-
lyn Hoggett, who have been visiting
Mrs. Robert Milliken have returned
to The homes in Saratoga.
Mrs. Kinkaid, who has been the
house guest of Mrs. NJ. f. Woolsey
Tor the past week returned Tuesday
to her home in Saratoga.
Miss Bernice Bishop arrived We'd
nesday night from Denver and went
out to Elk Mountain Thursday to re-
sumo her teaching after spending
the holidays at her home. She was
b guest of Mrs. Maggie Reese
While in Hanna.
Thursday afternoon the ladies OF
st. Margarers Guild had a Pantry
Shower" for Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Morgan. The house was we'll stocked
with all kinds of good food and when
Mrs. Morgan and the children ar
rived Friday night they were great
~ surprised to see the great array OF
food stuffs in their kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Waghorn en-
tertained DR.. and Mrs. L.. A. Will
liams at dinner Sunday evening at
h hotel.
Miss Olive Williams had Mrs. !
Florence Williamson for her guest at
dinner Sunday evening at the Hanna
Hotel.
Mrs. r. B. Ober was confined to
her home with a severe cold several
days last week.
Miss Alice Johnson spent the week
end in Rawlins with her parents.
His many friends will be very glad
to know that Dean Thornberry, who
has been critically i'll in Cheyenne is
on the road to recovery. and will be
removed to his home in Laramie next
week.
In honor of his tenth birthday
Thomas Butler Jr., entertained some