, 1925-02-05

guerfte Frederick, Mandy Praetor,
Doris Mcfarland, Lucille Love, and
Frances Christensen; Messrs. John
Glad, Lionel Love, Ray Withrow, j..
Anala. Lester Cole, Rollo Bray and
John Milliken.
1t is with sincere regret we an
nounce the departure from Hanna of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mumm, early next
week. They are moving to Long
mont. Colo. where Mr.. Mumm will
engage in the poultry business, he
having recently purchased one of the
leading concerns of that town. Mr..
and Mrs. Mumm have resided in
Hanna many years and have long
been identified with the business and
social life of the camp. They are
leaving behind many warm friends
who will miss them keenly.
The high school basketball team
returned from their western trip
Sunday. The games played were at
Green River, score "a to % in fav-
or Of Hanna; Superior, score 22 to
1S in favor Of Hanna. In Kemmer-
er Hanna lost out, score 80 to 4.
Cokeville, Hanna won, score rs to
~.
Preparations are under way for the
production on March % of an oper-
eta, THE Feast of the Little Lam
term" for the benefit of the Metho-
dist church. Mrs. Henry Peterson is
directing The opera and she will be
assisted by Mrs. Glenn Stoddard and
some twenty young women who COM
pose the cast. The production is en-
tirely feminine and will take place at
the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick and
Mrs. James Gaskell of Parco spent
Thursday afternoon in Hanna.
Mrs. Thomas Meekin has been con-
fined to her bed with a severe cold
the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn Stoddard en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MILL
ken at dinner Wednesday evening.
Mr.. John Grooman of Medicine
Bow spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in Hanna.
Mr.. William Kyle, another Medi-
cine Bow man., was a Hanna visitor
Wednesday.
c. II. Mitchell and Henry motored
In Saturday from the Quealy ranch
in Shirley basin.
Laramie are visiting Mrs. Susie Man
49, " ic" dyo lucy tdIle "
attend the funeral of Mrs. Reidessel's
aunt. Mrs. Cuthbert Hastings.
Mrs. Grant Merrill of Platteyille,
Colo, came up to attend Mrs. Hast
ings funeral. She is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Butler.
o Watkins was in town Satur-
day.
Sol Griffey of Medicine Bow was
also in town Saturday.
William Russell was up from Lar
annie Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Finch motored to Lar
annie Saturday, returning the same
evening.
s. Roop Of the Hessler CO., Dem
ver. was a Hanna visitor the first
of the week.
II. A. Johnson and j. McGrew of
Cheyenne spent a few days in Hanna
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Williamson and
children. and Mrs. F.. l.. Williamson
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. ODER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Milliken were
hosts at dinner Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Seelinger and family.
Mrs. Ellen Stewart was brought in
from the Quealy Home ranch last
week to- undergo an operation. She
Is In the Hanna hospital and Is re-
covering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones Went
to Rawlins Saturday to spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Il.
Davies.
Mrs. Earl Seelinger entertained her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
Those playing were Mesdames A. w.
A~insworth. Chas. Ainsworth, John
Hughes, w. G. Schneider, Frank
Amoss. Henry Jones. Ed. Mumm and
+. Il. Ford.
Eddie While met with a painful ac-
cldent last Wednesday In No. 4 mine.
while working with a drill. the ma
chine slipped In some way. crushing
his right foot, cutting n deep cash
and breaking several small bones.
He Is progressing rapidly however.
toward recovery and is able to get
about on crutches.
Arthur Henkell. J. c. McClelland.
Ed. McVickars and Jack Smith, all OF
Rock Springs. were In town Friday
on business Connected with the u. p.
company.
Mrs. John Quealy and Mary Eli
zabcth came I'm from Elk Mountain
Saturday to attend the Guild ten.
They remained yer for church ser
vices Sunday.
Jack Cook and his orchestra went
to Rock River Saturday to play for
"A dance.
Mr.. p. ]. Myer. an insurance man
from Laramie. paid Hanna u visit
Saturday.
II. Larsen. OF Rawlins. was in town
Wednesday.
william Moreland representing the
Cordova Cigar Co. OF Denver. spent
Thursday here.
James Francis OF Rawlins was n
Sunday visitor.
Mcssrs. q. G. Pierce and Art Clark
were up from Laramie Saturday.
j. A. Johnson, formerly with the
Miners Mercantile Co. Rock Springs.