, 1924-09-25

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cards were issued and the public
and renew acquaintance with those
who have been here before. The
halls and rooms of the school house
were Frightened by autumn leaves
and flowers and a pleasing program
was arranged to entertain the guests
throughout the evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served and alto
gether 1t was a charming affair. and
a most agreeable way to bring the
teachers and parents together.
Carl Phelps Is bewailing the loss
of his fine English bulldog who dis
appeared last week from town. 1t Is
not known whether the dog followed
a tourist or whether he has chosen
a new home. in town. but his master
is very anxious to find him, and has
offered q reward for his return. he
answers to the name of "Zota." Mr..
Phelps will be in Hanna until the
end of the week when he will leave
for French Creek Tie Camp.
Mrs. w. W. Schneider entertained
her bridge club Tuesday afternoon
in her home. Her guests included
Mesdames Frank Amoss, Henry Jones
E. H. Martin, A. w. Ainsworth, Chas.
Ainsworth, Fred f. Ford, Earl Seel-
niger. e. NJ. Mumm.
Mrs. John Quealy came in from
Elk Mountain Tuesday evening and
left on No. 3 for Rawlins where she
attended the Johnson-Tierney wedd-
ing Wednesday evening.
Miss Ann Crawford was called to
Salt Lake City Tuesday evening by
the death of her uncle in that city.
Friends In Hanna were shocked
to learn of the death of Mr.. Frank
Dorcheck Thursday in Frontier.
where he has resided for the past
yea He was killed in h mine
by a slide of sand and small rock
which did not crush him, it is sup
posed hat he was suffocated. Mr..
Dorcheck, who was a native OF
Checo-Slavakia. has resided in Hanna
a part of the time for the past six
or eight years, but removed his fam
lily to Frontier over a year ago, and
has resided there since that time.
He Is survived by his wife and two
children.
Mr.. Henry C. Cardwell was a visit
or in Hanna Monday from his ranch
at Pedro.
Carl Schoen drove in from Elk
Mountain Tuesday on business.
Ole Nelson OF Laramie was a bust
ness visitor in Hanna Tuesday in the
interests Of w. ID. Curtis and Co.
Mr.. Lewis Sederlin is shipping a
load of sheep the end of the week.
Olaf Meyer will accompany them to
market.
John Wick and John Veitch took
n load of cattle to Denver this week.
Eddie Grooman of Medicine Bow
has accented n position with the Wy
oming Timber Co. as manager of
commisaries. He will take up his
duties at once.
As number four came whistling
past No. . mine Monday morning.
Miss Iln Lepponen decided that she
would like to 70 to Laramie. so she
dashed madiy home. changed her
frock and shoes. and with a pair OF
hose In one hand and a pair OF gloves
in the other came whirling out of her
house. Communicated a passing auto
mobile. and jumped on the train as
II was PASSING the coal chutes. Miss
Lepponen will give lessons on speed
to anyone who will apply. II is a
time worn fact that women are given
to changing their minds frequently
but this is the fastest change on re-
cord.
Mrs. A. d. Burford entertained at
n farewell meeting cf the Five Hun
dred Club Saturday In her home. The
members who we're present were
Mesdames Glenn e. Kinser. +. NJ.
Mumm, John II. Hughes. Joseph
Briggs, A. w. Ainsworth. Thomas
Butler. r.. u. Ober. Thomas Love.
Fred r. Ford. V. II. Martin. Frank
Amos and Ira Clark. The members
of the club presented Mrs. Burford
with a half dozen salad forks as a
going away gift.
Mrs. James Gaskell who has been
visiting her mother and grandmother
in Dcadwood. So. Dakota. for the
past two months. returned to Parco
Saturday evening. Monday Mrs.
Gaskcll came down to Hanna and
spent the day visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Williamson en-
tertained nj dinner Wednesday even
ing in honor OF the second annivers-
airy OF their small daughter Irene.
Besides the little guest OF ono
those who were seated mt the birth
day table werc Mr.. and Mrs. William
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick.
Mrs. Dorothca Wilson. Miss lila Lcp-
poncn. Blossom Edna Frederick.
Robert Frederick and Grace Louise
Williamson.
Or. and Mrs. Glenn q. Stoddard
have returned from their vacation
which was spent In Kansas.
Mr.. John Olson arrived "Wednesday
evening from Washington and In tho
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Norsquist for q few days.
G. d. Williamson and John Qucaly
drove to Laramie on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Qucaiy were
Hanna visitors Sunday evening from
Elk Mountain.
Claude Lewis was Q business visit
or in Hanna Friday from Moore.