, 1925-08-27

Aid of the M. E. church to be ratified
for the benefit of their pledge. The
quilt which Is the Lone Star pattern,
Is on exhibition at the U. P. store.
The winner of this quilt will be for
tunate indeed as 1t is a exceptionally
valuable article from both the stand
point of workmanship and usefulness.
The Rev. King and Mr.. Donald
McHenry will hold services at Mar
shall next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kortes were Hanna
visitors last Wednesday from Leo.
Mr.. Glen Coen Of Leo came in to
town last Tuesday to get his new
carbide light plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Withrow
were in from the north ranch to at
tend the picture show last Sunday.
Miss Marybelle Crilly, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Rees at Ault, Colo, returned home
Monday morning.
G. Il. PIyde and Eugene McAuliff
wste bua visitors last Saturday.
Mr. S44Sb. James LIE MARI and
son Rot kock Springs. Mr.. and
Sprowell -1E2tored thru Hanna while
en- route to Rock Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Burford of
Brule, Nebr.. are the proud parents
fNe . baby girl born last wednesday.
nth mother and daughter are do
ing nicely. The lady will be chris
tened Agnes Lenora.
Miss Nellie Murphy OF Rawlins
and Miss Mary Wertheim of Shirley
spent a few hours in Hanna last Sat
urday while en- route to Elk Min,
to visit Mrs. John Quealy and Mrs.
Joe Evans.
Mr.. Pilling of Denver representing
the U. s. Income Tax Dept. has been
in town for several days on official
business.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. c.
F. Ainsw0rth last Wednesday. After
the business meeting a social hour
was spent over the tea cups.
Another of Hanna's pioneer resi-
dents. Mrs. Mary Buckley Cox pass
ed away Thursday, August 18th.
Mrs. Cox was born in England and
came to Carbon, Wyo., in 1887,
moving to Hanna when this camp
was established. She is survived by
her husband Robert Cox. a son James
Buckley of Cheyenne and a brother
in Canada. Mrs. Cox was sincerely
admired and respected for her gen.
uine friendship and kindly personals
ity and will be missed by . large
circle Of devoted friends.
The financial committee of the
NJ. E. church will hold a Bake Sale"
Sept. 4th for the purpose of raising
money for the general budget. A
generous patronage Is confidently
hoped for.
The annual meeting OF the Knights
OF Pythias grand lodge was held in
Cheyenne the first Of the week.
Messrs. Evan Jones. Joe Jones and
John Huhtala represented the Hanna
lodge. while Mesdames Hugh Kenny.
I. 8. Rodda and F. f. Ford repre-
scented the Pythian Sisters. Other
visitors to the grand lodge were
Mesdames Evan Jones and John HUI
htala and Messrs. F. Z. Ford, Sam
Dickinson and l. s. Rodda.
Mr.. Joe o. of Hellrose. Colo. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Cox. Jr.. Of Parco. Mrs.
Mile Hansen and Mrs. Carrie Young
Of Rock Springs and Mr.. Joe Woods
of Cheyenne were In Hanna to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Robert Cox.
Mr.. George Mylroie. who has been
visiting his mother in Laramie. re-
turned home Saturday bringing his
sister Essie to spend the week end
with Hanna friends.
John Olson. accompanied by Albert
and Essie Mylroie and Frank Max
SON, motored to Laramie Sunday.
ylyAlf- sAn.A UNr~nk Mavnn Will ha fha
guest OF the Mylroie family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hughes mo-
tored to Denver last Sunday. where
they will spend their vacation.
Miss Jean Milliken returned home
Friday from summer school.
Mrs. Robert Miliken and son spent
Sunday at Pass creek as the guests
Of Mrs. Humphrey.
Last Thursday a telegram sum
moned Mrs. o. c. Buehler to the bed
side of her mother. Mrs. James Nc
DoIi,id. at Rock Springs. who Is
seriously Ill.
Miss Doris Sherratt proved a
chs rming hostess to her friends last
Monday. when they helped celebrate
her 10th birthday. Those partici-
Mating were Margaret Buehler. MIL
dred Finch. Evelyn Brindlcy. Bertha
Eckman, Helen King. Grace Louise
Williamson. Mable Norris. Beth LeLe'
Maxine Peterson. virginia WHks'
| Beverly Wright. Agnes Amoss. .dad-
YIN Clark and Lois Scott.
Mrs. Arthur Hinkcil n non oil
Rock Springs were the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. stirs Briggs.
Mrs. Doroihca Wilson OF Eugene
Oregon. spent several days In Ham.
last week ~ the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Meredith and Mr.. and Mrs
&c. u. Williamson. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick and
Mrs. Dorothca Wilson were the III
Wiuismson At the Parco hotel on
Saturday. ,..,
Tho dance at Medicine Bow las,
Saturday night attracted many OF
Uanna's young people. NJ u