, 1923-04-26
HANNA NOTES
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There were no Hanna Notes.
last week. first because the Hanna
correspondent was unable. owing to
the stress of the times. to get at
writing up the news until late in
the week. and then a certain male
member of the above mentioned cor
respondents family carried the
notes up to Rawlins. and with great
care returned with them to Hanna
the next day. the day the paper was
published. so. because of this and
the fact that the writer mas as great
a grudge against the words too late
for last week" as she has against a
roast of beef put on the table about
the fourth time after it's original ap-
pearance, last weeks Hanna Notes
are withheld from publication. And
let me give you some good, and new
advice-Never trust a mar with a
letter.
Tom Rees is fairly bursting with
pride n delight these days. and
all because he is Daddy to a ten and
a quarter pound boy born Friday
evening. the husky young gentle
man and his mother are getting
along beautifully.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Hughes will be known as
Gladys Elaine Hughes.
In spite Of the wintry weather we
have been having. winter hats are
quite a are sight. and many decid-
eddy summary bits of millinery have
beer seen about town for several
days. Mrs. Glenn G. Stoddard re-
turned from the sunny south with an
adorable poke bonnet adorned with
tiny flowers: Mrs. Tom Butler IL
wearing an apple green hat of silk
braid trimmed with ribbon and
flowers. Mrs. Ed. Mumm's new
bonnet is of red and black straw.
and turns back from the face. Mrs.
X. b. Ober wears a soft little grey
hat trimmed with rosettes OF rose
n blue ribbon. Fine blue horse
hair braid wound about the crown.
n n short brim surrounded at the
edge with red silk peoples describes
the stunning hat Mrs. James Massey
returned from Laramie with last
week. Miss Grace Butler. who nj
ways wears unusual and distinctive
hats. IS wearing n becoming suit hat
OF black. the u%pturned brim. which
ends abruptly nj the Sides IL en-
broidercd In varicolorcd silk. One
of Miss Beatrice Whitncy's new hats
In n tiny poke shape OF French blue
horse hair braid. Mrs. Temple
Matson has n becoming turban Of
glossy chnngcable blue and purple
braid. Mia LA Lcpponen IL wearing
a dcmure little turned back shape OF
pearl grey trimmed with silk flowers
n fruit. I'd like TO tell about lots
az AthARg fAT InA. .t So.
sion for hats. and there nro no many
pretty ones In town. but since tho
editor OF tho Republican never said
7 could use n whole pare I'll have
70 stop 20 give space to all the Other
things I want to say this week.
Hanna. In spite of the fact tina,
II IN Just n little old coal camp. ~ q
mighty live place socially. and it 4,
getting l~ivolier all tho time. Hardly
n day goes by that doea not boast oi
some kind OF n party, dance OF
meeting. which always ends JUS
Hko n party. nj least for those who
consider n party or n good time
something good to eat.
Mrs. Noliic Toovoy Mcdaniel OF
Denver. In tho Incentive for many oil
the good times that are being on,
joyed. and n number of affairs are
being planned In her honor for the
nost two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. -. Williamson
are entertaining at n series o,
parties In Mrs. McDaniei's honor
they have Issued Invitations for 0
bridge party over which they vii,
preside Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick on
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