, 1924-02-21
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}, sued to Mr., Jack Massie of Omaha,
and Dorothy l.. Wilson of Salt Lake
City. Letters of congratulation
poured in on Mrs. Wilson, who for
some time was one of the popular
nurses at the Hanna hospital, and
has many friends here. Letters from
Mrs. Wilson state that it is not she
!, who was married last week, and, to
use her W words, that she is as
far from being married as she was
when she lived in Hanna.
Thomas Love has opened his pic
ture house in Parco, which is one of
the most attractive and up to date
motion picture houses in the state.
His opening picture, on February 5
was THE Virginian" which picture
was also shown in Hanna the fol-
lowing week. and was greatly enjoy
ed by the many people who attend
ed 1t. Many people came up from
Medicine Bow to see it., and most
OF them were rather disappointed in
the Medicine Bow n as there
= was nor6ing at all familiar to people
who live there now. However it
may have resembled the town as 1t
looked forty years ago. 1t was a
6Oou plCluIc any way duu especially
interesting to the people in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Matilda Klaseen suffered a
stroke of paralysis a week ago Sat
urday. and for a days was in
a critical condition. Miss Edan
Klaseen was called home from Bos-
Ter where she is teaching, and one
son who is employed in Parco rush
ed to his mothers bedside. At the
present time her condition is some
what improved, and she appears to
be getting better every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cook were
hosts at dinner Sunday evening,
when their guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Glenn G. Stoddard. Messrs. and
Mesdames James Massey, Henry
Peterson and Robert Milliken.
j. n. Berlin of Genoa, Nebraska,
is the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
w. w. Schneider. for the winter.
Miss Jean Milliken and Miss
Mable Massey spent the week end
in Hanna last week. from Laramie
where they are attending the Uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen e. Kinser were
the dinner guests of the Misses Rey-
nolds, Irene and Hansteen on Thurs
day evening.
The members of the Hanna Wo-
mans Club spent a delightful after
noon at the home of Mrs. C. c. No
land on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Wilson stopped off in
Hanna for a day or two this week
en- route to Erie. Colo, from her
home in Cumberland. She was the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
G.. Larson.
Amony those noticed at the pic
ture show Monday evening from
Medicine Bow were Mr.. and Mrs
George Turner and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Richards.
+. c. Withrow. who has been quite
il for the past week was able &c
i'll for the past week was abb
and has returned to Fort Collins
where he is busy supervising the
addition being built on his hotel in
hat city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Briggs and
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Ainsworth en-
t~ertained to two interesting parties
this week at the home of the Briggs,
the first was given Thursday cveD-
ing, the other Friday evening Tho
guest list for both evenings inclGd-
ed Messrs. and Medame Tn )mls
Love, p. w. Waghorn, a. ID. Bur
ford. Ira Clark. Frank Krampert. r.
A. Smith, T.. II. Martin, Z. NJ. Mnmm
James Gaskell, Glenn Il. l\iaser, A.
T. Henkell, r. +. ODER, c. u. Will
hanson, Otto Frederick, Earl Seel-
niger. +. Il. Ford. John Cook, O. G.
Stoddard, Harry G. Larson, john b.
Hughes, Harry Pfisterer, Robert
Milliken. Henry Jones. Henry Peter
son.. Charles Ainsworth. William