, 1924-05-29
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MI. ana MrS. II. ". SWearnS are
driving a new Ford Sedan.
Mrs. Robert Milliken and her
small son, Bobbie, are spending a
few days in Saratoga visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Riggs.
The Girls Friendly Society was
entertained by Stella O'Malley Fri
day evening. when final plans were
made TOR the Bake Sale which they
will hold on May 18th at the First
Aid Hall on Front Street.
Mr.. Donald McHenry spent Friday
evening and Saturday morning in
Hanna. Mr.. McHenry will take part
in the play which the Episcopal
House June 14th.
end in Hanna with her mother. She
returned to Bosler Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Finch and two small
daughters arrived Wednesday morn
ing from Park City, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Briggs are
moving into the t~eacherage on the
hill next door to Mrs. Briggs par
ents. The teacherage will be moved
to the former Briggs home.
Glenn o. Coen was a business visi-
or Monday from his ranch at Pedro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner
drove up from Medicine Bow We'd
nesday evening and took dinner with
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn G.. Stoddard.
Gus Fleischli of Rawlins and
Hanna Wednesday evening. He was
demonstrating . new Studebaker
car.
Fred Nelson spent the week end
on his ranch neal Medicine Bow.
Mrs. Agnes Rate. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Burford, in Brule. Nebr., is expect
ed home about the first Of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. D. Williamson
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Frederick and children spent Sun
day in Rawlins, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Bible.
The Hanna baseball team is as
sured OF a victorious season through
the arrival in Hanna of a young
mar who gives promise of being a
second Babe Ruth. His name is
John Martin Cook. and he arrived
in Hanna Sunday evening at $50.
His dad. Jack Cook, is wearing his
very best smile as he passes around
the cigars.
st. Margaret's Guild was enter
tanned Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. r. B. Ober. Those present
were Mesdames Hugh Kenny. At
tryde. G.. w. Hughes, Henry Jones,
william Hudson. Maggie Reese, Jas.
Gaskell and Otto Frederick.
Bert Crombie motored down to
Hanna Sunday from Reliance, and
spent the day visiting his mother
and sisters. He returned to his
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Hughes had
as thedr dinner guests Sunday even
ing. Messrs. Jake Mcdonald, Fred
Robinson. Martin Griffiths and John
Carr. all Of Superior. They went
to Rawlins Monday morning to at
tend the Shrine ceremonial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Love spent
Wednesday in Parco.
Mrs. Henry Peterson went to
Rawiins Thursday in her car. Mrs.
Robert Milliken. Mrs. G. C. Stod-
dard and Mrs. r. B. ODER accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Otto Frederick entertained
two tables at bridge Thursday after
noon. Her guests included Mes
danes c. ID. Williamson. Joseph
Briggs. James Gaskell, Thomas Love
Glenn f. Kinser. James Massey, T..
M. Mumm and Warren Peake.
Thomas Cook vas the honored
guest at the surprise party which
the Dokies gave Wednesday evening
at the X. p. Hall. This was MIR.
Cooks birthday.
At the last meeting OF the Hanna
Womans Club the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Il. II. Martin. President; Mrs.
Frank Amoss, Vice President; Mrs.
Charles Mitchell. Recording Secre-
tary: Mrs. Henry Jones. Correspond