, 1924-04-03

tolas and Mark Jackson are COM
planning. because the Ladies' Home
Journal has replaced the Police Ga
zette ON the managzine racks in their
barber shops. They complain that
with the bobbed hair epidemic. mans
stronghold. and place OF refuge has
been invaded and now those men
who adhere TO that somewhat anti
quated custom Of giving up his seat
to q lady. needs must stand often
and long while waiting for his shave
and haircut. Oh this Is indeed q
sorry day for the male sex. but IN
1t IL that every dog has his day.
10 NO doubt the Hanna dogs. I mean
men. will band themselves together
and demand their rights ere long.
A petition. signed by the leading
to the Board Of County Commission
ers whom they met In Rawlins Tues
day. asking for . new and better
road between Hanna and Elmo. The
present road Ia In very bad shape.
ible. Unless . good road. we'll sur
faced. is put In It will never be sat
isfactory. as the heavy traffic on It
cuts It to pieces after yer storm.
Already considerable time and
money has been spent on It but It
has never been properly surfaced.
The ashes. which serve very we'll
temporarily, blow out in Q very
short time.
Parents and friends Of the fresh
man class Of the high school are
looking forward with interest to the
entertainment they will put on at
the school house Friday evening.
"A Poor Married Man. a clever lit
tie play will take up the greatest
part of the evening. Mrs. w. w.
Schneider has been drilling the
youngsters and since many of them
have exceptional ability. 1t is bound
to be interesting. Those who wish
to enjoy this program in comfort
had better go early to be sure Of
assembly room. where the programs
are given, will accommodate only a
limited number of people. and many
Of us have found that even an ex-
ceptionally good entertainment is
rather a bore when We have to stand
door to catch something of what Ia
going on. Yes we could use An
auditorium and gymnasium In our
school very we'll. and II has been
whispered that we may have one
before SO very long.
Something like sixty carloads Of
eight inch pipe has been unloaded
in Hanna for the new water line
which u soon TO be built from Rat
tlesnake in to Hanna. The contract
for hauling and laying the pipe will
lie let within q short time. The old
line will remain in use also. The
need for ate has increased 80
much in the past year or 30 that
the supply has become alarmingly
low at times. When the railroad
uses an unusual amount In q day.
the people In the town are some
times without water for several
hours. This new line will do away
with all that trouble.
Eight Hour Day was Attingfy OBJ
served in Hanna Tuesday. The mines.
schools and all the stores were
closed. In the afternoon the child
ron of the town were tho guests
and were given bags Of candy and
nuts and . big fat orange by way
Of refreshments. The adults we're
treated to = dance In the evening.
The New England Supper given
by st. Marsaret's Child Saturday
Was very much enjoyed by those who
pntron'zed It. being NJ agreeable de-
parture from the usual cake and
coffee. Tho oyster supper which the
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church
will give Saturday next april 6th)
will be another good opportunity to
have a nice. and also different. meal
without all the bother OF preparing
II. the prices will he reasonable. and
'he ladies will begin serving At four
thirty.
Tho woman'a Club met At 'hc
home Of Mrs Thomas Butler Tues
day afternoon. and on account Of
tho illness Of several Of the men,
bers. much Of the program was left
out. but the papers given by those
present were very Interesting and
much enjoyed. Those present were
Mn. r.. II. Martin. Mrs. Robert
CsedWen. Mn. ches. hitcasel. Mn.
X. b. Ober. Mrs. c. C. Nolaad and
Mn. Butler.
vrisada Of Ars. George Turner
OF Medicine Bow will b cry sorfy
Mrr. George Rrycr has been very
m for the past week with the
Ars. Thomas Cook has been CON
hned 10 her home for several days
With . sevsrs cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dickinson have
moved into the house recently oc.
cupied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Barton and
family.
Miss Olive williams has been out
OF school several days with laryn&-
tits. Mrs. Frank Amoss and Mrs.
James Gaskeli have been substitut-
Ing for her.
The X. r. Hail waa the sccne Of
very pleasant party Wednesday
evening when the d. o. X. KS en-
tertained their wives and families
at . social. A musical program was
enjoyed. . few rubbsrs Of bridge
played after which . splendid sup
per was served.