, 1925-09-17
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Hall for her senior year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amoss, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jones, Mrs. Rate
and Will Rate motored to Parco on
Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Reese and her mother
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson, and Mr.. Choate
mOtored to Elk Min. and Vests ranch
last Monday.
Gust Sturholm of Rock Springs,
accompanied Albert Aho to Denver,
where they spent the week buying
their Christmas supply for the Work
ingmen's Commercial Co.
Ernest MatSon and Isaac Laurenen
left Tuesday for Rock Springs where
they have accepted a position at the
Sweetwater coal mine.
Some of our young people felt I'M
usually strong and full of energy so
decided to view the surrounding
country from the top of Elk Noun
tain and picked Sunday as the day
n all were successful in reaching
the top. Among the party were the
Misses Anna and Ellen Glad, Emma
and Muriel Hansen and Bessie Lam
berson of Rawlins, and Messrs. Chas.
Steiner Wilho Kandonliu and John
Anderson.
The young baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Johnson of Parco, who has
been very i'll at the home of grand
mother, Mrs. Oscar Annala, is still
very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Siltamaki mo-
tored to Elk Min to have tea with
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flankki and
family have moved to Rock Springs,
where Mr.. Flankki is employed at
the Sweetwater mine.
Miss Hammond spent the week end
at Laramie.
Mrs. A. w. Ainsworth was the
charming hostess of the 500 card
club last Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Butler won first prize, Mrs. Ira Clark
the second, while Mrs. Chas. Aims
worth was awarded the BOBBY. Others
present were Mesdames John Cook,
John Hughes, Harold Finch, Glen
Kinser, Joe Briggs, Frank Amoss
and S. l. Rodda. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Frank Amoss
Mrs. Joe Briggs, Mrs. William
Russell. and Mrs. Robert Milliken re-
turned home Thursday after spend
lu5 Il Ntch III ouidloSa 'ioitiiS
friends.
Rev. w. l.. Absher of Salt Lake
City stopped in Hanna between trains
last Wednesday, while en- route to
Cheyenne. to visit with friends.
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Reese for
two weeks when she will go to Dem
yer for the winter as the guest of
her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L.. Baird.
The dance at Elk Mountain last
Friday evening was a grand success
and well attended by Hanna's young
er set. Some of those who motored
out for the dance were the Misses
Davie McFarlane. Mandy PraetoT,
Frances Christensen, Marybelle Grill
ly. Lempi M~atson. Adrienne Ham
mond, Gertrude Ruch. Rhoda Foss,
Alice Brulin, Janet Mckercher, Anna
Annala. lynne Maxi. Helma Ojala
and Sylvia Kantto and Messrs. Chas.
Steiner. Wilho Kandolin. Erick Lep-
ponen. John Milliken, Jack While,
Ward Burford, VIII Christensen,
Ray Withrow, Uni Maxi. Harry
Lyons and Edward Attryde.
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ. e. church
mat with Mrs n w Ainsworth on
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hrsinass mo.tiry tho ladies eniovod
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Nr and Nrs Thomas Cook accom-
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Bow. TO Denver for a weeks visit.
Tbey eYnec, ia return this Friday
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Noun,,in who have been visiting
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