, 1924-09-25
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succeed Mr.. A. D. Burford as super
intendent Of schools here. Mr..
Schneider has been on the faculty
for the past two years and was prin-
ciple of the high school this year.
He is popular among the students
and is bound to make a success of
Schneider will move into the Bur-
ford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John While have
moved into the home recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lar
son.
Earl Thomas came down from
Parco Sunday morning and spent the
day visiting his mother.
Miss Olive Williams is attending
the Colorado State Normal school at
Greeley this winter, she will COM
plete her course in March.
Mrs. Frederick spent Saturday in
Parco.
Carl Phelps. of Laramie, has &C
cepted a position as commisary clerk
at the French Creek Tie Camp of
the Wyoming Timber Company. and
left Hanna Monday morning to take
up his duties there.
Sam Thompson was a Hanna visit
or Monday from Douglas Creek.
Bert Reynolds motored to Hanna
Sunday from Saratoga ON business for
the Wyoming Timber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Lowell and
Geneveive of Lincoln, Nebraska, who
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Il. Kinser
last week left Thursday for their
home.
Arthur Ponsford of Denver arrived
-, I'M 800 lay ~-l
spent two or three days with Mr..
John Quealy and G. d. Williamson
in the country hunting.
Joseph Watkins was a Hanna
visitor Friday from his ranch at
Difficulty.
Fred Hansen came in from Elk
Mountain Friday in the truck and
took out a load of supplies.
l.. G.. Carpenter n Howard Bur-
CESS spent a day or w in Hanna
last week from their Indian creek
ranch.
NJ. Parks was a business visitor
in Hanna Friday from his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L.. William
son drove down from Rawlins Tues
day evening and visited relatives.
Mrs. Tom Quealy, Mrs. Joseph
Evans, Miss Kate Dolling and Miss
Helen Goodwin drove in from Elk
Mountain Saturday. Miss Goodwin
Is the teacher at the Basin this win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brown were
in Hanna Saturday. Mr.. Brown rep
resents Hendrie and Bolthof Mfg.
Co. in this territory.
Mrs. Jack Lee wen to Sublet last
week when she received word that
her cousin had been killed in the
mine explosion there.
George Pennman lost two brothers
in the explosion in Sublet. He and
Mrs. Pennman and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Fearne vent to Sublet when they
received word that the W brothers
had been killed.
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson and Mrs.
Justin Baird were Hanna visitors
Friday from Elk Mountain.
Joseph Evans has accepted a po-
si;ion with the Producers and Re-
fners corporation in Parco. Mrs.
Evans will remain at Elk Mountain
for n short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. d. Williamson.
Mrs. Dorothea Wilson and Miss lila
Lepponen spent Monday in Laramie.
Mr.. Williamson attended the meeting
of the directors Of the new boys
school, Sherwood hall. and returned
very enthusiastic over the school.
which IL being run, like Ivanson
Hall, the girls school, in cooperation
with the public schools OF Laramie.
Sherwood Hall has been open Just
one week. and fourteen boys have
been enrolled. between the ages OF
IL and 16 years.
Otto Frederick spent the week end
in Hanna with his family. He re-
turned TO Parco Monday morning.
Thomas Love spent several days
IN the line last week. lie drove nj