, 1922-12-07

HANNA NOTES
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procession left the opera house and
under red, white and blue lights ant
red torches, headed by the band
uSraded the streets in full regalfa
The tyroles were dressed in stripes
and drew the van carrying the
ferocious tiger through the streets
At $3.50 the Pythian Sisters served
"a splendid banquet at the Finnish
Hall, to which all the knights and
their wives were hidden. Immed-
lately following the banquet the
d. o. KS and the candidates, OF
~tyroles, proceeded to the opera house
where the ceremonial was held. The
initiation was in charge of the Of
ficers of the lodge in Casper, who
left. with a number of the Hanna
men, on No. II for Rock Springs
where they took in about thirty-five
members, the next day.
A large collection of Porter Prints
-reproduced from the master paint
ings and other recognized art treas
ures of the world--has been loaned
to the high school for a few days,
and at 1880 Sunday evening they
will be on exhibition in the high
school assembly room. An interest
ing feature Of the exhibition will be
a lecture interpreting the thought OF
the artist and explaining how to get
the artistic value out OF pictures.
The small charge of 25 cents Is asked
for admission. The proceeds will go
toward buying and framing some OF
the pictures for the school rooms.
This is an unusual opportunity for
Hanna people to sec and learn about
some of the really worth while things
in art.
Mrs. Robert Mifiken extended her
hospitality Saturday afternoon in a
most pleasing manner, when she en-
.~tertained her Auction Bridge club.
Her guests were Mesdames John H.
Cook, Glenn G. Stoddard, Otto Fred
erick, Harry G. Larson, Carl Wood,
Richard B. Ober. Arthur T. Henkell
and Joseph Briggs, who won the
prize.
Friends Of Miss Mildred Hale. who
formerly taught school in Hanna will
be interested to learn of her marriage
last Tuesday in Omaha to DR.. James
McAlister of Council Bluffs. Iowa.
After a trip through the Great Lakes
the bride and groom will be at home
to their friends In Council Bluffs.
Miss Olive Williams received word
Thursday evening that her mother,
who has been in poor health for the
past two or three years. had passed
away. Miss Williams was Ill In the
hospital and was unable to go to
Denver to attend the funeral. Her
many friends sympathize very deep
1y with her in her sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Martin and
children left Tuesday evening for
-Ak-s. 700 kNsrHn ~ a1S$o Mrs
Martins mother, Mrs. Fanny Shot
Green River.
Miss Olive Williams and Miss Ger
trude Bliss who have been i'll in the
hospital, have been removed to
their home.
Mrs. John Quealy. with Mrs. p. w.
Waghorn and Mtss Kathryn Vert
helm. drove In from Elk Mountain
Friday morning. Mrs. Waghorn
stayed Over to meet her husband who
returned from Omaha that evening.
Mrs. Frances Quealy Marine. and
daughter. and Mrs. Mike Quealy.
drove In from Elk Mountain Tues
day.
A freight train ran into the truck
carrying the Elk Mountain mail
Saturday afternoon, and demolished
ths truck. The mail carrier was not
hurt
Otto Bernard and Carl Mstson
were Hanna visitors from Sage Creek
Tuesday.
Messrs. R. b. ober. c. d. william
son and Otto Frederick drove To
Rswltns Saturday and. with Mr..
Define made . trip over the oil fields.
Ars. Collin Hodgson will entertain
81. Nargaret's Guild Friday after
noon, December 1N.
Mr., q. q. 6toddard, Mrs. John H..
Cook and Miss Crystal Scott viii
hold their sale Saturday. beginning
At 10 O'Clock, instead OF Friday -
was stated In last weeks paper.
Mn. J. g. Evans spent several
DAYS in town last week from Elk
Mountain. She vent u to the Cross
ing Saturday Afternoon.
Tho Basket Ball team Of the High
school he's been working hard late
". and the girls will play the Raw.
Inns team in Rawlins on the 9Th OF
December.
Robert Fnkbiner and Mrs. James
Horn OF Medicine Bow were busi-
ness visitors In Hanna Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy F1lliken entertained
The Oiris' Friendly Society Friday
evening, In her home. The evenin9
vs. spent in reading and sewing,
after which Refreshments were
served BY the young hostess.
Last bat not least. don't forget the
annual bazaar and barn dance. Fri
day. December sth. at the Opera
House. which will be given by 81
Marseret's Guild. Half the proceed'
OF the dance will be donated to tbs
Cathedral Home for Children II
Laramie.