, 1924-10-23
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Ii. MyTOn l.. returned
Thursday morning from Salt Lake
City where he has been for the past
two weeks. The doctor told us when
he went away that he was going to
tax the state board examination
and would be away but a few days,
SO we were just beginning to be mad
when he returned about a week or
so late, but the beaming smile on his
face when he returned caused us
to delay Jul harsh words of criticism
until we learned the reason for the
delay. 1t seems that it is something
like this. maybe he did take the
examinations, we forgot to %inquire).
When DR.. Crandall was a senior at
the University of Utah some five
years ago, a pretty, tall, slender girl
of the distinct brunette type, enter
cd the University as a freshman.
Ensued a lively, happy college court
ship, and then the doctor (who was
not a doctor then of course) went
east to school, n for five years the
two never met, tho they kept track
OF each other by an occasional let
ter and somehow neither married,
and when DR.. Crandall went to Salt
Lake two weeks ago, they met again,
and now Miss McCleery is wearing
a beautiful diamond ring on the
third finger OF her left hand, and
DIR. Crandall Is wearing that smile
we told you about. Sometime in
June Dr.. Crandall will go out to
American Fork, Utah, where the
bride-to-be lives, and. following a
pretty spring wedding, will return to
Hanna with his bride.
Miss Margaret Campbell. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Camp
bell and Mr.. Joseph Jones were mar
ried Thursday afternoon in Denver
at the Central Presbyterian church.
Miss Emily Campbell attended her
sister as maid OF honor and Mr.. Will
lain Rate was best man. Following
the ceremony the wedding party en-
joyed a dinner at the Shirley-Savoy
and later attended the Broadway
where they heard blossom Time"
Miss Campbell md Mr.. Rate return
ed to- Hanna Sunday afternoon, while
the bride and groom will remain
there for a week or more. and will
buy their furniture while there.
They have taken the two front rooms
of the John While house. and will
start housekeeping there on their
return to Hanna.
Miss Margaret Campbell was the
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower given by her mother and
Mrs. Hugh Kenny Monday evening
at the X. p. hall. Those who en-
joyed the affair were Messrs. and
Mesdames Campbell. Kenny. George
Crank, e. NJ. Mumm. Frank Amoss.
Robert Llewellyn. William Dickinson,
Henry Jones, John While, William
Freeman, Dave Jones, Evan Jones,
James Fearne. Joseph Jackson, Gus
Collins, |. Christensen. William Clegg
Misses Mae Jackson, Dolly Mae Clark
Hiida Peterson. Flora Watkins,
Lempi Annala. Gwen Jones, Jennie
Jackson and Mrs. Mary Harrison.
Last Friday Mrs. w. S. Milliken
entertained at a surprise party in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Gwen I
Jones, who celebrated her birthday
that day. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Miliken's hospitality were Mesdames
Gwen Jones. Harry Wright. Robert
Cardwell, Rachel Smith. Sarah Dick
inson, Maggie Reese. Agnes Rate.
Billy Hughes. Rachel Jones. S. l..
Rodda. William Norris, Frank Amoss
and Henry Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Swan enter
tanned a score of their friends at an
elaborate dinner last Sunday by way
of celebrating their seventeenth
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick en-
tertained at dinner Sunday October
18th honoring the birthday of Mrs.
Richard b. Ober and Mr.. c. d. VIII
Hanson. A large birthday cake
stood in the center of the table with
a-well several birthday candles on
1t, and overs were laid for the host
and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
u nkAr NJ I'D No.. n N urtl1tnr,
son, Mrs. Florence l.. Williamson.
Misses Grace Louise and Irene Will
Hanson, Blossom Edna Frederick.
Masters Rice ODER and Robert Fred
erick.
Mrs. Ira Clark entertained the FIVE
hundred club Saturday afternoon in
her home. Her guests included
Mesdames l.. NJ. Mumm. John +.
Kinser. A. w. Ainsworth. Joseph
Briggs, Thomas Butler. Russell
Scholl. Thomas Love. Fred Il. Ford,
Henry Jones, L, II. Martin, Frank
Amoss, Henry Peterson. Harold
Finch. Susie ManFan. Harry Pfister-
or. and Richard B.. ODER.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Otto
Frederick entertained at an Informal
bridge party. Those who enjoyed the
afternoon were MerdHmes II. II. Ober
Robert Milnken. Jack Cook. c. d.
Williamson. Frank Amoss, Harold
Finch. Glenn r Kinser. Dorothea
Wilson. Thomas Love. Thomas Meek
in. James Gnskell of Parco, Harold
l.. Williamson OF Rnwlins. Misses
Marybelle Crilly and Ila Lepponen.
MIR. and Mrs. G. ID. Williamson en-
tcrtnined at dinner Sunday evening.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Frederick, Mrs. Nellie Tooyey
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Florence l.. william
son, Mrs, Dorothca Wilson n Miss
Ila Lepponen.
Mr., and Mrs. Glenn Kinser and
son Raymond were the dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Obor Sunday
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