, 1922-11-16
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HANNA NOTES

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Republican, and people have nothing
to do but think of the way things
might have gone if so and so had
lone differently during the cam
paign, etc, however, | must state
right here that according to tho
latest %returns) l take absolutely no
responsibility for the result OF the
election, or | did not help to elect
anyone Except Bill Daley of course),
but II man who came up to me at a
dance recently, and said wasn't it a
nice day or something like that, and
then turn on his heel and danced
with all the other prospective voters.
Isn't that irony? Anyway, as l
started to say. now that it Is all over
and the country is going to the
doggie bow vows anyway, perhaps
the Hanna correspondent will find
time to get in a few words each
week about what the Joneses, Smiths
and Browns are doing.
st. Margaret's Guild Is again max
ing preparations for a large bazaar
and their annual barn dance. which
will all take place at the Opera
House on Friday, December 8th.
Following their usual custom, n
half of the proceeds from the dance
Will DE uOndteu 10 Inc CdlHeuTdl
Home for Children in Laramie.
Other dances scheduled for the
near future are the l.. O. o. NJ. an
nual, which will take place November
18th. and the Eagles ball on the End
OF December.
Thursday evening the c. C. Club
met at the home of Miss Esther Hag-
ert. The girls worked diligently on
materials which they will have on
sale in their booth at the Guild
bazaar. A dainty lunch, served by
the hostess. was the pleasant ending
to the delightful evening. Those
present were Misses Betsy Dickin-
son, Stella O'Malley. Peggy Briggs,
Beth and Mabel Wright, Lucille Love,
Willamy Hughes, Alice and Annie
Hodgson, Dorothy Milliken, Flor
ence Norris and Pearl Nelson.
Duncan Carr has returned to
Hanna after ar absence of several
weeks, and has brought with him a
delightful bride from Louisville.
Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr are domiciled
for the present with Mrs. Roy Jack
son.
Mrs. John II. Cook entertained
Thursday afternoon at Bridge. Mrs.
II. b. Ober won first prize. others
who enjoyed Mrs. Cooks hospitality
were Mesdames Arthur T. Henkell,
Joseph Briggs. Harry Larson, Robert
Milliken. Carl Wood. Glenn G. Stod-
dard. Nellie Toovey McDan1els OF
Denver. C.. D.. Williamson and Otto
Frederick.
The Five Hundred Club was enter
tanned last Saturday by Mrs. Otto
Frederick. Prizes for highest scores
.yarn ay,arInI tD Nfro Na ATnrgnu
and Mrs. f. NJ. Mumm. The guests
Henkell. Joseph Briggs. T. II. But
Ter. C. C. Martin, Thomas Love. /
Frank Amoss. f. II. Martin, c. d.
Williamson. James Massey. Ira Clark.
John II. Cook. Florence Williamson. |
F.. NJ. Mumm. Fred r. Wilson. John
u. Hughes mi A. w. Ainsworth.
Misses Crystal Scott and Marybelle |
Chilly.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist |
church are having their annual
bazaar Friday afternoon at the Opera
House. Quantities OF lovely hand
made articles will be on sale as we'll
as delicious homemade cakes.
cookies, etc. and tea will be served
in connection.
Announcements have been re-
ceived by friends OF Mrs. w. f. Will
liams OF Pennsylvania. OF the arrival
in their home OF Q fine baby girl on
October Gath. Mrs. Williams was
formerly Miss Lillian Lockard. and
taught school In Hanna for three
years.
Mrs. +. II. Martin was confined to
her home with an attack OF la grippe
this week.
Mrs. Jeanie Massey has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Or. and Mrs. n. A. Smith were
called to Colorado last week by news
of the sudden death of Mrs. Smiths
sister. Miss Arveda Swanson.
Hugh Cook was n business visitor
from Elk Mountain Tuesday.
Miss Claire Kirkeeng left last
week for her home in Wisconsin,
where she will remain until after the
holidays. Miss Kirkceng has v
fully recovered since she was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. Mrs.
Harry Larson will teach in her place
until She returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Milliken
came home Saturday from Leo, whore
they have been camping for u month,
Or. J. C. Hammond OF Omaha is
visiting In Hanna for a few weeks.
Mrs. James Massey went to Chey-
enne Wednesday to have her eyes
attended to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Chcesbrough
left Tuesday for Laramie. where
they will make their home. The
Checsbroughs have built an attractive
homo In that city and. while they
will he missed by their host OF
friends here. their friends are rejoic'
ing that they can spend their derlin'
Ing years In such attractive surrounds
Ings. Mr.. and Mrs. Choesbrough have
lived here and In Carbon for some
forty years. which an"nne will admit
IL about long enough TO live In q
coal camp.
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