, 1923-08-23
49, HANNAs


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The attractive home Of Mrs. Z. D.
Williamson was the scene OF a de-
lightful party Friday afternoon at
which Mrs. Robert Elliott William
o Of Denver occupied the place of
honor. Invited to meet Mrs. Will
kell, Joseph Briggs, Albert Film, F..
H. Martin, Thomas Love, Frank
.Amoss, Henry Jones, James Massey,
Glenn G. Stoddard, A. w. Ainsworth.
Fred R. Wilson. Harry G. Larson,
F.. M. Mumm, John H. Cook, Mary
Glasgow, Richard B. Ober, Robert
Milliken, Florence l.. Williamson,
John Quealy, Percy Waghorn, Glenn
E. Kinser, Aubrey. T. Bennett of Las
-Animas, Charles Mitchell, 8. e. Toll
liver, Otto Frederick, Henry Peter
son, 8. D. Briggs. Misses Marybelle
sCrilly, Katherine Wertheim, la Lep-
ponen and Beatrice Whitney.
Mrs. e. H. Martin entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon in her
home, her guests included Mesdames
James Massey. C. c. holland, Frank
Amoss, A. w. Ainsworth. E. M.
Mumm, Charles Ainsworth and
Earl S%eelinger.
Mrs. Richard B. ODER was host
'ess to a bridge party Thursday af-
ternoon, those present were Mes
danes Joseph Briggs, Florence l..
Williamson, c. d. Williamson. r. E.
williamson, Harry G. Larson, Louise
Landau Of San Diego. Calf, Glenn
G.. Stoddard, John H. Cook, Glenn
Z. Kinser. Robert Milliken. Otto
Frederick and Beatrice Whitney.
The prize for high score was pre-
scented to Mrs. Robert Williamson.
The Five Hundred Club was en-
tertained Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. Thomas Love. the first and
second prizes wen to Mrs. Ira Clark
and Mrs. Thomas Butler RESPECTIVE
ely. Others who enjoyed the after
noon with Mrs. Love were Mesdam-
es A. w. Ainsworth. Robert MILL
ken. Frank Amoss, E. H. Martin,
Florence L.. Williamson, James Mas
sey. E. M. Mumm, Joseph Briggs,
Richard B. Ober, Harry G. Larson,
Robert f. Williamson, Otto FEEDER
lex. Misses Marybelle Crilly and
Celeste Mcdaniel.
A wave Of genuine disappoint-
ment swept through the young mar
ried crowd in Hanna last week when
the news was heard hat Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred r. Wilson are moving to
Cumberland to make their home.
Mr.. Wilson has been the manager
of the Union Pacific Coal Company
Store in that camp, he has been
clerk in the Hanna store for a num-
Der OF years and is extremely pop
ular here. Mrs. Wilson, who has
lived in Hanna since her marriage
ten years ago, numbers her friends
by her acquaintainces. Mr.. Wilson
has already taken up his work in
Cumberland. while Mrs. Wilson with
their two children are visiting rela-
tives in Colorado inc will return to
Hanna soon to pack their house
hold goods prior to moving. The
many friends OF this young couple,
tho sorry to see them leave Hanna,
tire wishing them success In their
new homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fait arrived
in Hanna Tuesday from New York
where they have beea for the past
year.. They went out to their ranch
at Leo.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Orson ]. Reynolds
and children and Mr.. Reynolds
mother and father camo in Monday
from the Is ranch. spending q cou-
pie Of days in town.
The Hanna First Aid team took
the first prize in First Aid and Mine
Rescue Work At Rock Springs. They
will represent the state in the meet
In Salt Lake City mex week.
Thomas Gibson of Rock Springs
was a business visitor In Hanna on
Monday last.
Robert e Williamson left Satur-
day morning in his car for Denver.
Mrs. Williamson will remain for .
few weeks longer and will visit her
sisters. Mrs. C. D. Williamson and
Mrs.. Otto Frederick.
Mrs. Robert Lieweilyn left Sat-
urday for Missouri where she will
visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. AlsG Jacobs and Mr..
and Ars. J. 0orden spent Tuesday
here 81 route to their homo In
Trinidad from Gan Francisco. Mr..
Jacobs lived In Hanna about ten
year, ryo.