, 1922-01-26
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HANNA NOTES 4
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pitality at d 800" party Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. l.. A. Williams and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Mumm We're awarded the
prizes for the highest scores. Those
h enjoyed the affair were Mes
danes A. W. Ainsworth. l.. A.. Will
liams, John Berrian Hughes. Fred X.
Wilson. f. NJ. Mumm, Thomas But
Ter, Joseph Briggs. Arthur T. Henkell,
r. II. Martin. c. C. Martin, r. B.
ODER. A. ID. Burford, Schotliff. Thorn
as Love. James Massey. Florence l..
Williamson. Otto Frederick. Frank
Amoss and Pfister.
MIR. and Mrs. James Massey pre-
sided over Il dinner OF smart appoint
tents Wednesday evening. Covers
were laid for Misses Olive Williams,
Mary V. Connell. Georgene Balston,
Amanda Pederson! Mr.. Tom Meekin,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Massey.
Mrs. Glenn G. Stoddard was a
dainty little hostess Saturday when
she presided over a delightful
luncheon and bridge. Her guests
were Masdames Harry e.. Larson.
John II. Cook. Arthur r. Henkell,
Joseph Briggs. Robert Milliken, II.
b. Ober. Florence l.. Williamson and
Otto rederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reese were
hosts 1T an informal card party on
Saturday evening. Their guests in
cludcd Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick.
Mrs. Florence l.. Williamson, Miss
Mary V. Connell. Miss Marybelle
CriNy. Mr.. Roy Cummings and Mrs.
John Qucaly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard b. ODER will
entertain at dinner Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Siltamaki en-
tertained at a shower in honor of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Williams Tuesday
evening.
The Hanna Orchestra. assisted BY
the Pythian Sisters will give a dance
Saturday night. January 28th at the
Opera House. for the benefit of the
family of Charles Ancerton. who was
injured in the mine recently. The
tickets are being sold for one dollar
each and the supper. which will be
served from nine-thirty O'Clock will
be on short order style. If you want
. sandwich n coffee, it will cost
you twenty-five cents. and If o
want a piece of cake with it, it will
be ten cents extra. This affair will
undoubtedly be we'll %patronized for
the good the money will do the fami-
" will be great indeed.
Mrs. Robert Milliken and Mrs.
Glenn G. Stoddard nave issued invita-
tions to q large card party to be
given Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Otto Frederick. About
thirty guests will enjoy the affair.
Fred Williams home was COM
pletely demolished by fire Saturday
night, and the family barely escaped
being burned to death. About mid
night Mr.. Williams was awakened
by the smoke. He Jumped up at once
and awakened his wife and child
rem, but they did not even have time
to snatch their clothing before
escaping from the burning mass.
They were not able to say anything
at all. The house was the property
of Harry Wright.
w. w. Hughes of Layfayette. Colo.
came up to attend the Masonic Social
which was given at the Opera House
last Saturday night.
St, MarRaret's Guild is preparing
for a chicken supper to be given on
February 10th at the Opera House.
4 Tickets will be sold beforehand and
only those who have tickets will be
served. They will be s1.0O each.
4 cloud has hung over Hanna the
past week caused by the news OF the
death OF three former residents OF
this town. Wednesday word was re-
ceived Of the death of Mr.. Frank
p. Conner. in Rock Springs. from a
complication OF diseases. from which
Mr.. Conner has been suffering for
the past year, but dropsy was the
immediate cause. h funeral was
held in Rock Springs Friday. Mr..
Conner ts survived by his wife, a
daubhter MAble and a SON.. Roy.
Mrs. John Aagwin passed away on
wednesday morning at her home in
Mountain View, Wyo.. after an illness
of q few dayS. A svere cold develop
ed into pneumonia and all efforts to
save here Were futile. Her husband
and two children were with her at
the end. The remains were taken
to Cheyenne for burial.
Word was received Sunday morn
ing BY Mr.. Ed Mumm OF the death Of
his father, John Mumm in Rawlins.
Mr.. Mumm has been in poor health
for some time, but the news Of his
death was nevertheless a distinct
shock to his family and many friends.
Mr.. Mumm was a Hanna resident for
. many years having run the Hanna
Hotel here for some time. He left
here several years & and bought
the Virginian Hotel in Medicine Bow.
where he resided until three years
AFRO when he moved to Rawlins. He
leaves to mourn his death his widow,
two sons. John and Edward and a
daughter. Bertha.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fryer left on
Wednesday for Lincoln. Nebraska.
:, J. J.. Mitchell went up to Rock
, SPRINGS Friday to attend the funeral
of Mr., Frank p. Conner.
Charles Tate underwent an opera
ton Tor appendicitis Sunday at the
hospital. He Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. John Milliken left Saturday
evening for Cokeville. where h Will
visit her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Pet
orson