, 1923-01-18
HANNA NOTES

Wedding bells rang quietly 6atpr.
day IN DeoveT for Miss Evelyn Boise
Of Rock River. and Mr.. ]. e. Greer,
agent 1t Hanna. and Immediately
after the ceremony the bride and
groom came to Hanna, whore the
groom had IN attractive home In
readiness tor his young bride. Mrs.
Greer has been teeching school Of
Medieine Bow this year, and has .
host Of friends both In that placs and
In he home town, Rock River.
Mn. = H. Martin Was most
when she entertained the memhors
Of the Five Hundred Club. Mrs..
grank.A0oes-a14zolyA Thomas kov6
won the pgises Eos The e1torAood
1AmA. 0&A1es VITO VniQ4nA 1feH
Martins hospitality vAre NesdAmee
"A. T. Henkell. Robert Ntliiken, Otto
Frederick. John H. Cook, Ira Clark,
James Massey, =. n. Numm, Fred n.
Wilson. Sidney Morgan, A. w. Aims
worth, r. b. Ober and John b.
Hughes.
The Domestic Science class played
hostess to the basket ball teams. and
the visitors from Rawiins after the
games Friday night. The guests en-
joyed m informal dance in the Do
nestle Science rooms II the school
house. and afterward . light lunch
was served.
st. Margaret's Guild held . tea in
the U. p. Store Tuesday afternoon,
Charles vivion, Of Rawlins. was a
Hanna visitor Friday.
Mrs. Aivi Saari, of Minnesota, is
visiting in Hanna Cor q short while.
MRS. Saari. who was formerly Miss
Ami Widstrom, lived in Hanna until
her marriage q few years ago.
MI. Gus Siltimaki went down to
Laramie Tuesday to bring Mrs. Silti-
maxi home. The latter is recovering
rapidly from her illness.
Mrs. Grant Merrill, Of Gilcrest, is
the house guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Thomas H. Butler. She will return
to her home the end of next week.
Mrs. Gust Eagerholm and her
daughter. Violet, have returned from
Rock Springs. where Violet was op-
Mrs. Henry Peterson and children
have returned after 4 six weeks visit
with Mrs. Peterson's father In st.
Joseph, No.
Rev. J. c. Mylroie left Tuesday
morning for Denver and other Colo
RADIO points, where he hopes to Inn
prove his health. He will remain
for about two months.
Percy 0askell sustained q broken
leg Tuesday morning, whom . key Of
oil he was hauling to Three Town,
rolled on him.
Peter Owens was taken to the hos
pital Tuesday. where he was to be
operated upon for appendicitis
Mrs. william Toovey and Mrs.
Nellie Toovey Mcdaniel, of Denver.
will arrive Sunday and will be the
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. VIII
Hanson for . few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Love has been con-
fined to her home several days with
. severe cold.
Mr.. C. d. Williamson left Friday
morning for the Tie Camps. where
he will spend several days.
Otto Bernard came in from his
ranch on Sage Greek Tuesday TO at
tend to some business matters.
Mrs. q. H. Martin left Tuesday
morning on No. IS for Oklahoma
City. where she will spend several
months visiting her mother.
from Elk Mountain Monday. Mrs.
ouealy and Mary Elizabeth left in the
afternoon for RAwlins. where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Ma
honey several weeks.
Edgar West came In from Elk
Mountain Wednesday in his new
roadster.
Mrs. John veitch and daughter.
Mills. who have been visiting Mrs.
veitch's mother. Mrs. James Finch.
for the past few weeks, left Monday
afternoon for their home in Elk
Mountain. Mills has been quite Ill
during their stay here. but II much
better now.
Willie and Herbert Veitch have
been laid up with sore threats, but
are both we'll again now.
Mrs. Nellie Ryburn OF Montpelier.
Idaho. stopped over here Q day or
two last week With Mrs. q. N.
Mumm. en- route TO her home from
Laramie.
Miss Margaret Sullivan was In
Hanna Monday afternoon visiting
friends.
Mr.. Robert Brigu passed awey
Friday night after an illne2s Of Q few
days. and was buried Sunday AFTER
noon from the N. y. church. Mr..
Briggs vas stricken with pneumonia
last week. but his condition was not
considered critical until . few hours