, 1924-11-13
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(Too late for last week.
In honor of their sister. Mrs. w. E.
Dixon, Of Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn E. Kinser entertained at a
charming Halloween party Tuesday
evening in their home. The guests
were greeted at the door by a ghost
who showed them in and seated
them. Numerous stunts" appropri-
ate to the season were given the
guests to do, then, following a few
rubbers of bridge they were asked
to go into the kitchen and get their
lunch, which they were not permit
ted to have until they had earned 1t
by ducking. for apples. Those who
enjoyed this clever party we're the
Messrs. and Mesdames Jack Cook,
John B. Hughes. E. M. Mumm, R. B.
ODER, DR.. and Mrs. Glenn G.. Stod-
dard, and the guest of honor.
Mrs. Fred E. Ford entertained
the members of the Eve Hundred
Club Friday afternoon at the Cot.
tage Home. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Joseph Briggs and Mrs. Florence
Williamson. Others who enjoyed
Mrs. Ford's hospitality were Mes
DANES A. W. Ainsworth, Charles
Ainsworth, Susie Mangan. Earl Seel-
niger, John b. Hughes, E. M. Mumm
Glenn E. Kinser. Ira Clark. Glenn
G.. Stoddard, Fl. H. Martin. Henry
Jones, Henry Peterson, Thomas Love
and s. l. Rodda.
There were Halloween
parts at school Friday afternoon,
each of the grades had a party all
their own. and did the usual stunts,
and enjoyed the same old refresh
ments, pumpkin pie, doughnuts, etc,
and in the evening the Junior class
entertained the high school faculty
and school board at a most enjoyable
party.
The bazaar given Saturday after
noon by st. Margaret's guild was a
decided success in every way. many
lovely and useful articles were on
sale, and the waffle booth, and the
tea room did a rushing business. The
ladies cleared a very good sum and
feel well repaid for their work and
their generous patronage.
Another interesting bazaar will be
held on Saturday. Nov. Is, when the
Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church will
offer for sale an attractive lot of
fancy work, aprons, dresses. and
home baked goods. Following the
sale, the ladies will serve a delicious
chicken dinner.
Saturday evening the Pythian sis
tiers gave their annual dance at the
opera house. The hall Nas most at
tractively decorated for the occasion
with red, white and blue streamers.
draped from a huge star. which was
hung from the center OF the ceiling,
to the side walls. Groups of Japanese
lanterns were hung at the four corn
ers of the room. Supper was served
on the stage during all the evening.
A large crowd was in attendance and
everyone was full of pep and fun, so
altogether 1t was a most successful
affair. Jack Cooks orchestra furn-
ished the excellent music for the
dance.
Robert Benedict. the eighteen year
cd son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bene-
dict OF Laramie. was fatally wound
ed when he accidently shot himself
with a twenty-five rifle Saturday
afternoon. The bullet penetrated
the lungs and lodged in his rib.
Everything possible was done to ave
his life. but all efforts failed and
he passed away Sunday evening at
1890. Mr.. and Mrs. Olives Buehler
left for Laramie Saturday night upon
receipt of the telegram announcing
the accident.
A fine baby girl arrived to glad
den the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Ainsworth Tuesday evening Nov. 1.
As a farewell compliment to Mrs.
Mary Glasgow. who leaves the end
OF the week for her home In Cali
fornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick
entertained at an informal dinner
Thursday evening. Covers were laid
for Mrs. Glasgow. Mrs. Florence
Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn z. Kinser and
the host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Hughes. Esther
Hughes and Mr.. Thomas Hughes
motored TO Laramie last Sunday and
spent the day visiting Miss Willamy
Hughes. who accompanied them back
to Hanna and returned to Laramie
Monday morning on No. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson
were Hanna visitors Monday. Mrs.
Richardson returned last week from
. protracted visit on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Margetts
came up from Laramie Saturday to
attend the dance given by the Pyth-