, 1925-01-22
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Hanna. Wyo.. Jan. IA. 1925

ers were laid for the hosts and Mess
rs, and Mesdames F. F.. Ford, Glenn
Stoddard, Jack Cook, Henry Peterson
and John Hughes.
Another pleasant dinner party was
the one over which MIR. and Mrs,
C. ID. Williamson presided Tuesday
evening. followed by bridge. Their
guests we're Messrs. and Mesdames
Glenn Kinser. r. B. ODER. Jack Cook
and Mrs. F. L. Williamson.
Mrs. Thomas Love entertained the
500 club Saturday. Prizes were Won
by Mrs. Ed. Mumm. Mrs. Robert
MFiiken. Mrs. Thos. Butler. Be.
sides those mentioned there were
present Mesdames Joe. Briggs. ]. w.
Hughes. Glenn Kinser. r. b. ODER,
Ira Clark. Glenn %Stoddard. Henry
Peterson, F. L.. Williamson. J.. c.
Robertson of FIT. Bridger. Frank
Amoss. Henry Jones and j. w. Hugh
es. The club will meet with Mrs
Kinser, Jan. "a.
An interesting bit Of news Is the
announcement Of the marriage OF Miss
Martha Crymm to William Harris OF
Price. Utah, on Thanksgiving day.
Tho bride was very popular in Hanna
whore she attended high school two
years ago and all her friends here
extend congratulations to the couple.
whb are making their home in Price.
4 Salt Lake paper of recent date
contains a picture of a most attrac-
tviS young lady headed by this cap
ton: "The engagement of Miss Helen
McCleery Of American Fork to DR..
MyTOn Crandall of Springville, Is an
no1nced."
N. Camoran of Laramie. road
matter of the U. P. railroad. spent
Thursday In Hanna.
Mr.. Sample, auditor OF the U. P.
Coal Co., left for Rock Springs. Fri
day.
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson left satur-
day. for a few days visit in Laramie
with Mrs. Dave West. after which
she. will 60 to Denver to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Justin Baird.
John Massey was down from Parco
for the week end.
n. C. Withrow was up from Denver
Thursday and Friday.
Everybody was glad to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Allen walk into the
Opera house Saturday night during
the showing of the Finland" film.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen arrived on 10
from a six months trip to that
try and hurried to the theatre to re-
view the familiar scenes which were
so fresh In their minds. They held
a regular reception after the per-
formance.
The concert by the Newell Co. will
be the main feature OF next weeks
events. Don't forget the date. Tues
day, Jan. 25th. The holders OF tic
kets are promised something fine at
this lyceum number which Is next
to the last OF the series.
The basketball team again suffered
defeat Thursday night. with n score
OF II to II in favor OF Kemmerer.
The school children from No. 3
town are now able TO have hot cocoa
or soup with their lunches ut noon,
as the domestic science class. under
Miss Bliss are prepared to serve them.
The class is also serving lunches to
the teachers twice a week.
Mr.. G. f. Bullock of Rock Springs
arrived In Hanna Monday and a as
sumed the position OF manager Of the
company store. the position held
many years by Mr.. Briggs.
Mrs. John Hudson had as house
guests over the week end Mrs. Retta
Brown OF Wilma. South Dakota. Miss
Veta Lloyd OF Rawlins and her I'M
Gle Mr.. Chas. Higgins of Rawlins.
Mrs. j. C.. Robertson OF FIT. Bridger
IL the guest OF her sisters. Mrs. Ira
CLARK and Mrs. Harry Pfisterer.
Gilmore Keys came up from Lar
annie last week to visit his sister.
Miss Dorothy Keys.
Otto Frederick. Bobble and Bios
som spent Sunday here. guests OF
the Williamsons.
Mrs. Robert Milliken met a slight
accident the other day. She lost her
balance while standing on n chair
fell and bruised her right arm quite
badly.
Mrs. Sidney Mangan. who has been
critically Ill in the hospital for ten
days. VAS taken to Denver on No.
22 Monday morning. by her husband.
Mrs. Morgan was taken Il st. Luke's
hospital where II Is expected a mai
or operation will be performed.
Dean Thornberry OF Laramie con-
Quoted services at the Episcopal
church Sunday. Holy communion
was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meekin are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF n son Thursday. Jan. sth.
II was also the birthday OF the young
mother. The young man has been
christoncd Bernard Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stair Briggs are
moving Into the Bank apartment. re.
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Frederick who are now living In
Parco. Mr.. Briggs onters upon his
duties AS cashier OF the bank Jan.
18th
Herbert Luthy OF Laramie was tho
guests OF his %counsin. the misses
christensen. several days last week,
Mrt. James Attryde OF 3 town who
has been very Ill for the past two
months. IL stiii in a critical condi-