, 1923-12-06
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Hanna, Wyo., Nov. 28.-

The school parties are ever so
much more interesting this year
than yer before, and the increased
pleasure is being given by a newly
organized orchestra, self named
The Jazz Babies most of whom
are Freshmen this year. Eric Lep-
ponen plays the piano, Uno Mackie
the cornet, Charles Steiner the clar-
fnet. william Lehto and Urho Mack
lie the saxaphones, and William Kan
dOiin handles the drums or traps.
These boys have been playing for
the school dances and parties ever
since school began this year, and are
fast gaining a reputation as good
entertainers. Recently a regular
school orchestra has been organized
Under the capable direction Of Miss
Apn Coughlin, who is a very fine
vnlinist. Besides the members of
the Jazz Babies" four violinists
have been added to the school or
chestra. they are Misses Tuna Mack
lie. Ella Huhta. Leona Tate and
Doris Hudson. The high school or
chestra practices two afternoons a
week, and we are hoping that very
soon they will give a public recital.
The Hallowell Concert Company
gave a very fine concert in Hanna
Thursday evening at the Opera
House. followed by a dance. A we'll
filled house enjoyed to the greatest
extent the numbers rendered by
various members of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey left
Saturday morning for Trinidad.
where they will spend several weeks
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schaf-
fer.
Miss HilGa Peterson has been i'll
several days with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Il. A. Klingla arrived Thurs
day morning II spent a day or two
in Hanna visiting Mrs. j. c. Mylroie.
Mrs. Klingla was on her way to Lar
annie from Idaho. where she has
been ever since the death of her
husband last summer.
C. d. Williamson went to Denver
Wednesday on business. he return
ed TO Hanna Saturday evening.
Il. V. Swearns went up to Raw
Inns Wednesday. escorted by several
friends, and took his third degree at
the Masonic Temple.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Clark were Raw
fns visitors Wednesday.
Rev. j. C.. Mylroie went to Lara
mic Thursday morning or business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orsen Reynolds were
Hanna visitors Friday from the rs
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Mrs. John Quealy and daughter {
Mary Elizabeth arrived home We'd s
morning from their trip to I
n other eastern points. d
Mr.. Quealy met them here and they !
frove on out to Elk Mountain that :
lay. 8
ofr. John Huhtaia was on the '
'ick list several days last week, but .
n up and around again now. ].
Albln johnson. who has been in .
OF the diamond drill for the I
Exploration Co.. left Sun I
lay morning for his home in Min l.
,esota. his work here having been =,
ON pletcd. !,
Fred Nelson spent the week end y
n Medicine Bow. "
Thomas Love went 10 Denver "
Monday on business. He returned y =
Thursday evening. =
Ray Tolliver drove down from =
Sunday. His mother and u
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Tolliver. :,
are spending a few weeks in Calf. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clark have as =
house guest. Mrs. Clark's :
Mrs. Rockford Of Fort =
Bridger. +,
Ms. Nargart Chapman came up :
Laramie Monday afternoon to =
spend the week with her sister. Mrs. /,
7. Henkell. !
Henry Woods came down from
I,awiins TO spend Sunday with his
parents.
Robert Lewellyn left Friday
morning for Denver. where he Is
taking treatment for rheumatism.
= DIT. and Mrs. Sell of Medicine
Bow came up to see Norma Tai
madge In "The Voice From the
Minarotr Sunday evening.
The Seniors were hosts at a most
unique party Friday evening at the