, 1924-10-09
80 HMlNAs


Thoughts, while gazing through
my window. apologies to Mr.. Nc
intyre) Mud, mud, mud. everywhere.
The four o'clock whistle, miners
trooping home, begrimed and dirty,
dinner pals under arms. Jack
Pickup. one of the biggest and husk-
lest amongst them. he almost died
of FLU three or four years ago. and
now look at him. Doc Stoddard home
from a five weeks vacation-gee
some folks have 1t easy. Groups of
the new school teachers strolling
alcng Front street. Lots of pretty
ones this year, young too. Page DIR.
Crandall. There goes Mr.. Price
with a hat on, didn't know he own
ed one lila Lepponen, running to
catch a train. The men teachers all
wear tan colored sweaters. Stair
Briggs riding a load of furniture, al
ways busy. and so immaculate in his
white coat. Mrs. E. H. Martin, W
gathering for our rival paper, pref
ty hat. Why do children always
pick the biggest mud holes to walk
through? There goes a boy, face
down into a puddle. wonder what
will happen when he gets home?
Tommie Dickinson, about the only
girl in town who has not bobbed her
hair. Regular little business wom-
an, we'll groomed and well poised.
Carries herself like a Brigadier Cen
eral. A dozen or more women COM
ing from a party. they look III
they we're coming from the Orpheum
Tuesday afternoon in Denver. Hanna
women are good dressers. Dump
carts filling up holes in the road
with cinders. thanks. awfully! E.
C. Withrow. driving a spiffy new
Packard roadster. Where's the
Franklin? Mrs. John Jackson. in an
other hat. That woman has more
hats than any girl in town. Pretty
Doris Hudson and her brand new
fiance, Andrew Royce. he has nice
blue eyes and curly hair. Good
looking couple. So many tall men
in town, wonder who that new n
was with Dorothea Wilson. The
big bus and Uncle Bob Cardwell. gal
liant Squire of Danes" What
would Hanna do without him? 1t is
getting dark. all women look alike.
bobbed hair. bobbed hats. bobbed
sweaters. bobbed skirts yes. and
bobbed hose. One woulnd't know
ones own grandmother. And so we
come to the end OF n Perfect Day.
F. l.. w.
Mrs. Thomas Butler entertained
the Five Hundred Club Saturday
afternoon in her home. Those who
enjoyed her hospitality were Mes
danes Susie Mangan. c. c. Martin
of Rock River. Thomas Love. Fred
Ford. Henry Jones. f. II. Martin.
Frank Amoss. Ira Clark. Harold
Finch. Joseph Briggs, Glenn f. Kin
ser, f. NJ. Mumm and John b.
Hughes. The prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Clark.
Tuesday evening a party OF seven
teen went down No. 4 mine. and
afterward enjoyed n supper which
Mrs. Dorothea Wilson and Miss Tia
Lepponen prepared at the home OF
Mrs. C. d. Williamson. Those who
were in the party were Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. d. Williamson. Mrs. Wilson,
Misses lila lepponen. Davie McFar
lane, Mildred Pareter. inertia McMii-
len. Pearl Freeman, Carlyle WIN
brandt. Adrien Hammond. Marguer-
ite Frederick. and Ethel Lovett. Dr.
Crandall. Messrs. Bob Salyers and
Otis S%chraeder.
Tho Freshmen in the high school
were initiated formally Friday even
ing, when the sophomore and Jun
Tors entertained them at the school
house. The initiation this year was
rather more strenuous than usual,
and before the party was over n
number OF them had to be carried
home. However OF them stood
the gaff pretty well. and will ret
even no doubt when they initiate
the next class.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ford. Mrs.
Henry Jones. Mrs. J. II. Mann and
Mrs. George wilkes returned Thurs
day from Cheyenne where they went
to attend the Santha convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Love left
in their car Monday morning for n
trim to Denver. Lionel Love came
down from Pnrco and will look after
the club during Mr. Loves absence.
Olaf Meyers returned from Denver
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Granville are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a
daughter on Sunday evening.
Mias vcndaia Huhtala and her
brother Sylvester. came up o
Laramie Friday evening and spent
tho week end In Hanna.
w. w. Daley OF NAwIins wan =
Hanna visitor wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mars OF
parco drove down 10 Hanna Wednes-
Mrs, A. ". Ainsworth has been III
for several days.
On Saturday evening. Oct. $tn.
the Royal Troubadours" an o
strumentai quartet ~prcsented ny the
Ellison White Lyceum Bureau. en-.
tsrtained . large number Of Hanna
people at the local opera U IN
. very enjoyable proEram OF varied
musicai selections. While the mem
6ers Of this company were not thoss
eneaesd By the local committee o
this '~app~eraaes and Va believe did
rot perform IN - attractive . maa-
ner ~ the artists wAicA haA Sesn