, 1923-10-11
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Mrs. R. b.. Ober contributed to
the seasons g~aieties b entertaining
at cards Saturday afternoon in her
home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Florence l.. Williamson and Mrs. E.
H. Martin, others h spent the
afternoon over the card tables were
Mesdames Thomas Love, Frank
Amoss, James Massey, Henry Peter
son, Ira Clark, C. o. Williamson, A.
w. Ainsworth, Joseph Briggs A. T.
Henkell, F.. M. Mumm Otto Freder-
isk, Robert Miliken, Misses Olive
Williams and Gertrude Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Swearns LAY
had as their house guests this week
Mrs. Swearns' brother Mr.. Dan NJ.
Cyphers who is an expert driller
Y from Tonkawa. Okla, and his tool
dresser j. E. Thompson. They are
will work in the oil fields, and are
on their way to Rawlins where they
making the trip overland in Mr..
Cyphers' car.
A.. w. Ainsworth and Joseph
Briggs drove out to the George Aims
worth ranch at Lee last week. Mrs.
Ainsworth who has been visiting
there for the past week or two, re-
turned With them.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Burford have been i'll with chick
en- o for the past week.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dickinson is i'll with
erysipelas.
James Massey went to the hospital
Tuesday and was operated upon
Thursday for appendicitis.
The aides pf ST Marya ret'S Guild
will give a Tea Saturday afternoon
in the First. Aid Hall. They will
serve fruit salad, cake and coffee.
Already preparations are well I'M
der way for the big annual Mask
Ball which St. Margaret's Guild will
give, Nov. 2Sth, at the opera house.
The entire proceeds will go to the
- Cathedral Home for Children in
Laramie. Many new and unusual
costumes are being planned for this
affair, and a prize will be awarded
to the lady and to the gentleman
having the cleverest costume.
Thursday evening the Three +
Club will have their first dance. This
IA to have been last Thursday, but
was postponed on account of the
death of Elsie Steiner. daughter of
one Of the members.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn e. Kinser
will entertain at dinner Thursday
evening. proceeding the Three F.
dance.
A. ID. Burford left Tuesday after
noon for Douglas where he Is at
tending the State Teachers Confer
ence.
Richard b. ODER left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Rock Springs where he
xr,ll unapd a fau. duys on hngtnaRS
Mrs. Joseph Norris arrived last
week from Boston with Mr.. Norris
who met her there when she docked
! from her voyage from England. Mrs
p Norris was not informed OF her
sons death until she reached Hanna
when DR.. Smith told her of the
tragedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris left
Saturday for their home in Superior.
While in Hanna they were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Norris.
Louis Sederlin and Olaf Meyers
came in from Elk Mountain Thurs
day and spent the day in town on
business. Mr.. Sederlin went up to
Rock Springs that evening to pur-
chase some sheep.
Reno Chacc of Medicine Bow was
n business visitor In Hanna Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick. Carl
Dollipg and Thomas Love drove up
to Rawlins Wednesday. Mrs. Fred
crick visited friends while the men
attended to business matters.
w. T.. Dixon OF Denver spent
Thursday in Hanna In the interests
OF the Paramount Pictures Co.
l.. 4. Armstrong was n Hanna
visitor last Wednesday from Raw
.lins.
John Quealy came In from Elk
Mountain Tuesday and drove on to
Laramie Wednesday.
Matt Nelson was n business visitor
In Hanna Thursday from HIS ranch
on the Medicine Bow river.
Mr.. and Mrs. John -. Hughes and
daughter and little Phillip scelingcr
arrived Monday evening from Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Hughes went down to
Denver 10 meet his wife who was
called home by the serious illness
Of Elsie Steiner. they arrived homo
Just nm hour after their ncicc had
passed away
Tho body of Elsie stcbncr was
laid Ia rest Thursday In the family
plot In Hanna cemetery. Services
vero read At the residence" by Mr.
Sidney Morgan. and at tho NJ. y.
church by J. G. Mylroi". A double
Quartcttc rendered beautiful music
both nj h church and at the grave
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. and the church could no,
begin TO hold tho number of sorrow.
Ing icnds who came 10 pay u last
tribute To tho much loved little
lady h Was 40 SUDDENLY snntched
from lhciI midal Tho nall hearers