, 1924-05-22

IN the accident on the highway last
sunday left the end of the week
for their home in Minnesota. Mrs.
Holtz. who was the most injured of
The passengers in the Holtz car, vas
getting along nicely when they left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Annala, MIR.
and Mrs. William johnson and baby.
Miss Anna Annala and Miss Helen
clad motored to Rawlins Sunday.
Messrs. and Mesdames Jack Glad,
Fred Williams, Alfred Aho. Oscar
Salo, Charles Visit, Lakso, Andrew
P~assenen, Fred otto, Eli Kumpala.
Gust Ojala, John Matson, Mertila,
Messrs. Waino Luoma and Vic Van
we're among those who spent Sunday
vt Elk Mountain fishing and picnic
ing.
Mrs. James Massey entertained at
cards Saturday afternoon in her
home. Those who enjoyed her hos
| ~pitality were Mesdames A. w. Aims
worth. Glenn Kinser. John b.
Hughes, E. M. Mumm, Glenn C.
Stoddard, Fred e. Ford, Thomas
Love, Frank Amoss, Otto Frederick
Richard b. ODER, Joseph Briggs and
Henry Jones. Prizes for high score
| went to Mrs. Frederick and Mrs.
Kinser, and the BOBBY was won by
| Mrs. ODER.
Mrs. Fred e. Ford entertained
her bridge club Tuesday afternoon
n her home. her guests included
J heSdames Il. NJ. Numm, Henry Jones
W. w. Schneider, Frank Amoss, A.
". Ainsworth, Charles F. Ainsworth
e. II. Martin and Earl Seelinger.
Mrs. Thomas Love will entertain
the Five Hundred Club Saturday
|SIay 31st In her home.
Little Elaine Cecilia Tavelli cele-
grated her first birthday Saturday.
and in honor of the occasion. her
mother asked a number of the chill
iren in the neighborhood to come
in and enjoy an afternoon of games,
and served them ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Willing Richardson spent
the week end visiting Mrs. George
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Richardson
| visited in Hanna Saturday morning
for a few hours.
Frank Amoss went out to Elk
Mountain Friday on business.
Little Agnes -Amoss, the young
daughter of Mr.. and airs. Frank
Amoss, has been i'll for the past
week with a sever case of the
grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. ODER and son
Rice motored to Rawlins. Rice
played IA piano solo at the school
exercises in Rawl,ns that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred e. Ford, Mrs.
James Massey. Mrs. Jennie Jackson
and Miss Bertha Peterson motoreG
to Rawlins Friday to do some shop
ping.
Mrs. L. H. Martin and o Donald
| u,ntpral IN Inrnmip Saturday 10 do
some shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Sharrer ar
rived Saturday evening from Denver
and are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Mann.
Friends of Mrs. Marvin Anthony
who was formerly Miss Ruth Hen
derson, "a teacher in our schools q
year or two ago, will be interested
to learn that she is the mother of a
baby boy.
Miss Bertha Peterson. who has
been in California for the past few
months. arrived in Hanna Wednes-
day en- route to her home in Lara
ME. She will spend several weeks
in Hanna visiting her sisters Mrs.
Jennie Jackson and Mrs. James
Massey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones and
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cook motored to
Rawlins Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T. A. Klaseen and young
son left the first Of the week for
Windsor, Mo-, where they will spend
several months visiting Mrs. Klas-
GEMS parents.
Arthur T. Henkell OF Rock
Springs. spent several days in Hanna
last week on business.
DR.. Wight. n specialist from Salt
Lake City. came to Hanna Wednes-
day to perform another operation on
Alfred Laurenen, who suffered n
fractured jaw in an automobile ac-
cident last Sunday. He Is getting
along nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis arrived
Wednesday evening from Rock
Springs and spent a day or two with
MIR. and Mrs. Kinser before goinG
on to their home in Cheyenne.
James Meekin and son Tom drove
their car down to Denver Friday.
mr. 80, ..tf1 y,,~,hann a nnu ~a. ush1t.