, 1924-01-10
HANNA
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John Quealy came up from Rock
River Thursday after having been
marooned there a day or two in the
snow, with his car.
Mr.. Tom Brown, manager Of the
French Creek Tie Camp Commits
sary, and Bert Reynolds Of Saratoga
drove over ito Hanna Tuesday. Mr..
Brown stayed in town two OF three
days on business for the Timber COM
pany.
David West was a Hanna visitor
Saturday enroute to his home in
Laramie from Rawlins.
Mrs. Hugh Kenny left on No. 1S
Sunday night for Andover, Mass, in
response to a telegram announcing
the sudden death of her father Mr..
William Corey. The Gorreys are
very we'll known in Hanna, having
lived here a number of years prior
to moving to Andover.
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth is i'll with
measles.
c. D. Williamson left Sunday for
the Douglas Creek Tie Camp for a
round Of inspection.
Theodore Michelos has purchased
a shoe shop in Rawlins and is going
to open up an up-to-date thoroughly
equipped hoe repairing shop in that
city. He is leaving the Hanna shop
in charge Of his nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gaskell were
the dinner guests Of MI. and Mrs.
r. B. ober Tuesday evening.
Albert Kinghorn, who spent most
of his Christmas vacation in the
hospital here, having undergone an
operation on his tonsils, returned to
Laramie Saturday afternoon. Young
Kingdom has been suffering with in
uamatory rheumatism for some time,
and has been in rather bad shape.
Thomas Love and his son Lionel
spent Wednesday in Parco on bust
ness. Mr.. Love has the picture show
and club rooms at Parco and Is go
ing to have a very fine place up
there. Everything will be up to the
minute, and furnishings will be of
the very best.
Lionel Love left Sunday evening
for Staunton, Virginia, where he will
resume his studies at the Staunton
Military Academy.
The Basket Ball Team played up
mighty well Thursday evening when
the team from Mountain View came
down. the score was thirty four to
twenty-one in favor OF Mountain
View. but our boys put up a good
fight and got in some e r pretty
plays. We admire their tenacity
anyway. and II they keep it up they
will make a good name for them
selves yet. They start out ON their
TOUR on the 14th of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meekin have
returned from their honeymoon. and
are at home to their friends.
The new teachers have arrived.
Miss Myrtle Roach of Wheatland Is
taking the place made vacant by the
marriage OF Miss Kirkeeng, and Miss
Clark of Greeley is teaching in Miss
PARIS place. Miss Parr is very i'll
and is expected to reach the crisis
within a day or two. her sister M, RS.
Adams of Hutchinson. Kansas, who is
n trained nurse, arrived a few days
ago to aid in the care OF the sick
girl.
Miss Ruth Ganoway has moved
from the teacherage at 227 to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas But
Ter, where she will reside for the
remainder OF the year.
Miss lila Lepponen is i'll with meas
les at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Foley OF Dem
yer are rejoicing over the arrival
OF a daughter. born Monday at st.
Lukes hospital in Denver. Mrs. Foley
was formerly Miss Margaret Massey
OF Hanna.
Robert Norris narrowly escaped
being seriously injured a few days
& in the mine when a lump of coal
fell on him. He sustained only a
few minor injuries however.
Mrs. Sidney Dean and Mrs. Vir.
GINA Nolan OF Rock Springs spent
the holidays in Hanna with Mrs.
Deans husband. They have return
Cd to their home.
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