, 1923-07-26

The United States Bureau of
Mines ear has been in Hanna the
past week and the crew aboard has
been giving instructions in First
Aid work to a large class. This car
is the largest in existence and has
"A very complete equipment. they
have their own Delco system, and
carry a water tank with a capacity
of some six hundred gallons. Among
the other interesting things are two
canaries which are used to detect n
gas which 1t is impossible to detect
with II of the mechanical equip
ment available. Those who were
fortunate enough to visit the car
spent a very interesting and instruc-
tive time.
The new Elmo Garage held their
formal opening Saturday and pre-
scented all visitors with useful gifts
for their cars and the ladies' and
children were treated to candy and
gum. The garage has all the most
modern equipment and is prepared
to take care of a great deal OF bust
ness h other garage at Three
Town is about completed and Mr.. a.
Grooman has been installed as chief
mechanic.
Mr.. Donald McIIenry with Mr..
Sidney Morgan drove out to Elk
Mountain Sunday and. assisted by
the girls choir from the Episcopal
church in Hanna. held n musical
service in the little church at the
Crossing. A number OF the Hanna
congregation drove out to atteT,i
the service. and afterwards enjoyed
a picnic dinner In the park.
Mrs. Otto Frederick entertained
lAr l,4Ja. a1,h RI ,ala,. . s,ar,AA,
The ladies' who spent the afternoon
over the bridge tables were Mes
danes Arthur T. Henkell. Joseph
Briggs. Richard Il. Ober, Glenn G..
Stoddard. Robert Milliken. c. ID.
Williamson. John II. Cook. Harry G.
Larson, Aubrey T, Bennett and Miss
Stella Wilson OF Erie, Colo. The
prize was awarded to Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs. X. II. Oher has issued in
vitations TO an afternoon card party
for Tuesday afternoon in her home.
Mrs. Glenn Kinser has as her
house guest. Mrs. II. c. Carpenter OF
Medicine Bow. in her honor Mrs,
Kinsor will entertain informally at
a Kensingion Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. ID. Williamson entertain
I'd Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Mrs. Ay-
brcy r. Bennett and Mrs. otto Fred
'ElAh saANihaN alA' h''h q ~
ly,
Albln Fisher was n Hanna visitor
Tuesday from W~agonhound.
MIR. Robert Bruce arrived Sunday
afternoon from Fl. Collins and went
on out to Elk Mountain whore no
will stay during the having season.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Tom Qucaly came
down from Rawlins Sunday after
noon on No. 10, Tom vent on out
30 the ranch with some hay hands.
and Mrs. Quoaly stayed In to see
The Four HorEcmcn" at the Opera
House.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Kinscr and
ron Raymond spent the week end
with Mrs. kinscr'H sister Miss JoElin
on her homestead ncar Medicine
Bow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Larson re-.
turned "Wednesday evening from
Erie Colo. where ,hoy Hp.n, their
vacation, Mrs. Larson's sister Miss
Stella Wilson returned with them
and will b. their house guest, for
several weeks.
\. ID. Burford came up from lar.
annie to spend the week end.
Fred Hansen was a Hanna visitor
Wednesday from Eth Mountain.
G. D.. Williamson left Saturday
evening for Omaha on business.
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Frederick and
children spent Sunday at Elk Noun
taih visiting at the Sohoon ranch.
Posters abou, town this,
a dance viii be given Saturday nigh,
at the Opera House by S,rickla nd's
orchestra, Pretty hot weather for
a dance but since there have been
- Few this snfnme II will no srHs;
be we'll attended.