, 1923-01-04

mas tree attractively decorated and
laden with mysterious packages,
which wets presented to the seniors
at the close of the evening by Santa
Claus Henry Woods. and were as
! nearly as possible what the recipients
most wanted. and included every
thing from a kewpie doll to a string
Of polls" After the four-course
dinner which was prepared by the
alumni with the assistance of Miss
Connell. the guests enjoyed a game
OF Monte Carlo Whist, prizes for
which were won by Miss Helen Ellis
and Mr.. David Ellis. The guest list
included Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Burford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick, Misses Dor
othy Christensen, Lillian Malmberg,
Mabel Massey, Lempi, Matson, Mar
| garet Mumm, Grace Butler, Elite
Dodds. Emily Dodds, Cora Ellis, Hell
en- Ellis, Messrs. Harry Lyons, Austin
O'Malley, Albert Mylroie, David Ellis.
John Hudson and Gust Ojala. The
Alumni present were Misses Lempi
Annala, Alice Christensen, Edna
Klaseen, Jean Milliken, Hilma Oiala.
Milda Malmberg, Lillian Mylroie'
Messrs. Earl Thomas, George Mylroie,
Hans LeppOnen, Sylvester Huhtala.
Henry Woods and Albert Kingdom,
and the class advisor, Miss Connel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Briggs enter
tained at dinner Saturday evening
preceding the X. P. dance, covers be-
ing laid for the hosts, Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Cook and Mr.. Bray of Medi-
cine Bow.
DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Smith went to
Omaha the day before Christmas and
surprised the doctors mother. with
whom they spent Christmas.
Harry Jones came in from the
Basin ranch Tuesday and left that
evening for Long Beach, Calf.
where he will spend the winter.
Miss Lima Maxi came home from
Denver. where she is attending
Barnes Commercial School, and
spent the holidays with her parents.
Perry skiver has gone to Superior.
where he will work for the U. P.
Coal Co.
John Quealy spent two or three
days in town last week.
Mrs .Dorothea Wilson arrived
Sunday evening from Petersburg.
Neb.. where she spent Christmas
with her children. She spent Sunday
evening and Monday visiting friends
here. then left Monday night for
her home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Carl Wood and children will
leave the end of the week for Los
Angeles, where they will spend sev-
eral months visiting Mrs. Woods
mother, Mrs. Ellington.
Mrs. E. H.. Martin is planning to
leave soon for Oklahoma City. where
she will visit her relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Lillian Myiroie spent the
Christmas holidays in Hanna with
her parents and left Monday night
again for Saratoga, where she is
teaching school this year.
Mrs. Marvin Alexander Of New
castle. Wyo.. spent the past ten
days in Hanna visiting Miss Ruth
Henderson.
Mr.. II. l.. Williamson and Miss
.Noh'y Sdh' vi 1JeHNeT were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick
over New Years.
G. w. Larson came in from Elk
Mountain Saturday on business.
Miss Jean Milliken. Miss Hilda
MalmberG. Mr.. Sylvester Huhtala,
Mr.. Earl Thomas ar: Mr.. .sirsic
Larson. Gil OF whom are students at
the University Of Wyoming, came
from Laramie to spend the Christmas
holidays with their parents in
Hanna
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seelinger and
son Of Greedy. Colo. will spend the
winter In Hanna. They are. for the
present. with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hughes.
Miss Edna Glaseen. who is spend
Ing this winter In McFadden. spent
tie holidays In Hanna with her moth
er and sister.
Misses Mary Conncll. Amanda
Peterson and Esther Roberts spent
their Christmas vacations in Denver.
Misses Coughlin. S%teandahi and Ma
son were In Laramie for the holidays
and Miss McMiilen went 20 her
home in Colorado to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
Hans Lepponen spent several days
in Hanna last month from Douglas
Creek.
Nr. Horn. secretary TO Bishop
Thomas, spent several days in Hanna
Last week In tho interests of the
Nationwide Campaign.
Dean Thornbcrry Of Laramie held
communion service n the Episcopal
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jasper NcLennon and chill
dren. Of SupcriOr were the GuoNiA of