, 1924-04-10

City, who has been the mouse guest
of Mrs. c. D. Williamson and Mrs.
Otto Frederick for the past two
weeks. has been the inspiration for
. number Of informal affairs. On
Thursday Mrs. Charlie Siltimaki en-
tertained At luncheon in her honor.
Covers we're laid for Mrs. Siltimaki,
Mrs. Wilson. MRS. Maggie Reese and
Mrs. Gus e. Siltimaki. Thursday
afternoon Mrs. c. D. williamson en-
tertained two tables at NAH jongg in
Mrs. Wilson'S honor. Those present
we're Mrs. Wilson, Mesdames James
Massey. Henry Peterson, Glenn G..
Stoddard.' r. b. ODER. Thomas Love,
Joseph Mason and Otto Frederick.
Mrs. Wilson was tho honored guest
at the dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick gave Saturday evening.
Others who wero present wore Mr..
and Mr.. c. d. Williamson and Mr..
Tom Meredith. Sunday evening Mr..
Meredith entertained At . dinner at
tho Hanna Hotel In honor of Mrs.
Wilson. Besides the host and honor
guest. covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs.. C.. D. Williamson and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick and
children.
Saturday afternoon the Five Hun
dred Club was entertained at the
homo of Mrs. Glenn e. Kinser.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
we're Mesdames Thomas Butler, JOS
eph Briggs. A. w. Ainsworth, John
B. Hughes. John H. Cook. q. n.
Mumm. A. d. Burford. James Mas
sey. c. D. Williamson. Ira Clark, e.
H. Martin. Frank Amoss. Fred e.
Ford. R. B. Ober. Thomas Love and
Otto Frederick.
Tho Senior Clsss Of the iich school
day evening in honor Of the faculty.
Besides the members Of the Senior
class and tho faculty. two members
from each other class were present.
The freshmen were represented By
Miss Mable Wright and Mr.. Charles
Stebner. the sophomoree By Niss
Leona Tate and Mr.. William Clegg,
and the juniors BY Miss Susie Scarp-
ellf and Mr.. Arvi Lehti. Rose and
white. the class colors. wore used
very artistically In the DECORATIONS.
A huge bell covered with rose and
white roses was suspended over the
center of the table and ribbon
steamers were festooned from tho
bell to tho place. The dinner was
served In the domestic science room
and afterward the guests enjoyed an
evening Of dancing. Tho Little Six
orchestra furnished the music.
DR.. r. A. Smith was called to Elk
Mountain Monday morning. He drove
out with Ira Clark.
DR.. Lakeland of Denver was the
speaker Of the evening last Tuesday
at the opera house. His topic was
Tho Education Of the Working
Glasses" Those fortunate enough to
hear DR.. Lakeland were very much
interested and quite thoroughly en-
joyed his talk.
Mr.. Alice Hastings came in from
Elk Mountain Wednesday and left
on No. 4 for Whitehall, Indiana.
whore she will spend several weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
George Turner OF Medicine Bow
Vas . business visitor In Hanna on
Tuesday.
o. J. Reynolds returned on We'd
nesday from Denver. where he took
q car Of cattle to market. lie went
ON out to the 7s ranch that day.
Mrs. Dorothea Wilson. Misses Ruth
0annaway and Edith Swanson. MT.
and Mrs. c. ID. Williamson and Mr..
Edgar West enjoyed . game Of NAH
jongG At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Frederick Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fait drove In
from their ranch Monday in their
".
Donald McHenry Of Laramie spent
Friday and Saturday In Hanna. He
was the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney NORMAN.
Il u rumored that the Colorado
Central Coal Company 10 about to
open up . coal mine three miles
north OF Three Town. that the steel
10 now on the way 10 lay the track
for the cars. and that they expect to
BE- operating within so days. Mr..
Mcmillan. who formerly operated =
small mine east Of Three Town, will
be In charge Of operations.
9. Clifford Dickinson. safety engi-
neer for the Pacific Gas 4 Electric
Co. Of San Francisco. and son Of Mr..
aad Mrs. 8. Dickinson Of Hanna. won
1rst prise for the best essay In Q re-
csat contest conducted BY the San
Fraacisco Chronicle on the traffic
problems. Mr.. Dtckiason's paper.
vAseh held many splsndid sugGss-
lions for reducing the number Of ac-
eadsets. was highly praised By the
jsdses n the contest. Mr.. Dlckin-
scs. u biz paper. says: Reduction
OF accidents calls for legal action
backed By public opinioa. Puaiah
adequately drunken or careless driv-
sss. Restrict sgs Of drivers to IL
ysars. Make heavy traffic streets
ons-vay thoroughfarss. Restrict
parking at rush hours. Make Il I'M
lawful 10 turn halfway around At
Intersections or for trucks 70 back
up to curb to unload. Enforcs edu-
cation Of pedestrians. Have proper
backward signal. vieistors who
others who take life" There were
many other valuable s~ugeaettoas IN
NJ. Dsekinsoa's paper which. n puC
late :eset. vosla undoubtedly ksip