, 1922-05-11

Monday ont on the hills near the
Walsh ranch. Bob Hurst was one
of tn" oldest sheep herders in Car
bon county. and was known by pract-
ichlly everyone" in the county. If not
personally. at least by name. He
had been dead several days. and was
buried Immediately IN the arrival OF
his body in town.
! Mrs. c. E. Martin spent Monday in
| Mcdirin" Eow.
St. M~argar"t's Guild will have a
baF" sal" and r"a Friday afternoon
in til" First Aid Rooms. on Front
street.
Mrs. Tom Jackson will leave the
end OF The" week for IN" Hat ranch.
and sh" will tax" her niece, Miss
Bella Lee, out With her for a short
vacation.
Ladd Qu"aly was a business visit
or in Hanna Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey enter
tanned at an informal dinner Friday
evening.
Thursday and Friday evenings the
J., Senior Glass Play will he presented
to tn" public at the Finnish Hall.
TIL" cast is unusually good this year,
and a good artondanc" is expected.
Last Thursday evening the First
Aid Ilali was the scene of a most en-
jOyabl" card party, over which sev-
cral aides of tn" Episcopal church
presided. Tn" prizes We're awarded
to Mrs. otto Frederick. Mrs. John II.
Cook. Miss Marguerite Mau. Mr..
James Massey, Mr.. Joseph Briggs and
| DR.. Stoddard. Those who played
; cards w"r" DIR. and Mrs. G. s. Stod-
dard. N"ssrs. Il Ncsdamc3 +. II.
Martin, A. T. iirnkel!. Jos Briggs.
? = ~ NInrtt, T,,,n, NJnt,n, L-rDJ
G.. Ford. Ira Clark. Otto Frederick.
+. NJ. Mumm, A. w. Ainsworth. John
l I. Hughes. Roy Jackson. Sidney
-, Morgan. Carl Wood. j.. w. Jones.
Mrs. Florence" Williamson. Mrs.
: Frank Amos. Misses Olive Williams.
L Mary COnncll. Georgene BalstOn,
= Marybellc Chilly, lila Lepponen, Ruth
: Lewis, Marie LePoindevan. Oscella
$ Stendahl, Marguerite Mau. Alice
l. Johnson. and Hannah Lee, and Mr..
: e. D. Williamson.
$ Mrs. l.. a. Wilson came down from
Superior Friday and will spend sew
: 'oral weeks here visiting friends Mrs.
= Wilson was Miss Jessie Lennon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berrian Hughes
left Tuesday morning in their car
J. for Cedarcdge. Colo. where they will
:, spend Il month visiting Mrs. Hughes
Il parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Weston.
Cards were received in Hanna this
week from Mr.. and Mrs Earl Selling
u err of Greedy. Colo. announcing the
'" arrival of Philip Earl Seelinger on
May third, the young stranger
t weighed az pounds. Mrs. Seelinger
u will be remembered as Miss Addie
l. Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Jackson
came in from their ranch to be pres
= 80. a.
l. Episcopal church.
II Mrs. Sarah Dickinson of Elk Noun
- tain also came in for that occasion.
l. Others who came to Hanna for the
same purpose were Mr.. and Mrs. \.
J. II. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott
q of Medicine Bow. and Mr.. and Mrs,
III John ChceSbrOugh of Elk Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. San Dickinson re
- turned from Cheyenne Saturday. Mr.
= Dickinson underwent an operation il
~ hopes of helping his eyes. and while
l.. he feels cry badly, it is hoped thai
:. as soon as he fully RECEIVERS from
tn, operation, his health will be ma
~ ~terially improved.
Mrs. Maggie Reese went out to Elk
- Mountain Saturday.
:. Charles Siltimaki came in from
H. Difficulty Monday.
- w. =. Peake drove up from Lara
ME Monday.
Il Dell Boles was a business visitor
from Medicine Bow Monday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John While, Mrs.
u Eliza while and Mr.. Robert Cox
u went to Rock Springs Saturday in re-
= Spouse to a telegram announcing the
g death of Mrs. Jane Pickering in that
- city. Mrs. Pickering is an old-time
resident of Carbon county, having
moved to Carbon in the early days.
= She leaves to mourn her death. three
= daughters. Mrs. Bert Young OF Rock
Springs, Mrs. Harris Of Green River.
:, Mrs. Ben Westlund of Oregon. and
Bob Cox of Hanna.
Miss Amanda Peterson underwent
l a slight operation on her neck Mon
day at the hospital.
Mr.. E. NJ. Mumm was operated up
on Tuesday for appendicitis.
: Mr.. Alex Livingston. a wool buyer.
was in Hanna Sunday seeing some
= of the ranchers OF this territory.
Miss Louise Wolfinbarger was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis Wednes-
day at the hospital .
Miss Crystal Scott of Medicine Bow
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
, John II. Cook.
Mr.. John Kellet OF Philadelphia
spent a few days in this vicinity last
week in the interests Of Charles
Webb & Co.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell spent a day
or two in Hanna this week.
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