The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
LOGAN.

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Logan. Dec. 4.-The men stationed at
the Telluride plant in Logan canyon
entertained a number of their friends
the latter part of the week. The afteI-
neon was spent with cards, games and
music and in the evening fine repast
was served. There were twenty per-
sons present.
on Wednesday evening d number Of
the members of ST. Johns church and
some invited friends met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming. the
first part of the meeting was devoted
/ to business matters, after which there
was a most enjoyable social. The us
Ual social pastimes and dainty refresh
ments helped to round out a very pleas
ant evening.
The big charity ball given by the
Clio circle on Monday evening for the
benefit of the family of Frank shelton,
who died recently. was very success
ful affair, there being a large NUMBER
of people present. In all, about $3.50
was secured for the bereaved family.
Congressman Joseph Howell and fam
ily left this week for Washington
where they viii spend the winter. MI
and Mrs. Howell were accompanied by
their daughter Barbara and their son
Wesley. The Howell home here, while
Mr.. and Mrs Howell are away. VIII be
. in the care of their daughter, Mrs
Louis r. Cannon OF Salt Lake.
The A. G.. WOman's club met on Mon
day evening with Mrs. y. c. Bulge.
Mrs. : o. Stevens read paper on the
life of Robert Louis Stevenson, ana
Joseph Quincy. who spent three or
four years in the Samoan islands, gave
a description of SteVensOn's home there
Miss Tiliie Peterson Of Ogden re
/ turned TO her home the first OF the
week, after a pleasant visit here as
the guest of Miss Hattie Smith.
q. W. MOench of American Falls
and Miss Josephine Gardner Of this city
We're married i'm this city the middle
of the week. A reception was rendered
them at the home of the groom
mother Mrs r. L. Moeuch,
Miss Flora Wilson. who gave con
cert here on Tuesday evening, was the
guest of the A. G. Womans cluD and
the Clio circle while here. On Tues
day she was entertained at the Boost
ers' club rooms by the members of the
two clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Harrington of
Omaha were here this week visiting
friends On Thursday evening they
were entertained by Mrs. W. B. Mar
tin.
Mrs. J. A. Jones left here Saturday
for Globe, Ariz.. where she viii likely
spend the winter with relatives
Mrs Christine Petersen entertained
the officers of the Eighth ward re
ligiOn classes on Friday evening. There
were the usual social pleasures.
". L. Bottom of Elsin was the guest
of Logan friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Il. Allen have again
taken up their abode in Logan, after
being absent all summer
John II. Hartranft of Syracuse, y.
Y. and Mrs. Hartranft. We're in Logan
Monday and Tuesday On VISIT to
friends They are on their way TO
Los Angeles. where they viii spend
the winter months.
Mrs. L. J.. LartOu of Saginaw. Mich,
spent the first part of the week here.
John Rust is here for d few days,
coming down from Marsh Valley. Idaho.
70 attend to some business and TO
visit relatives.
The local WOOdmen of the World
gave another big social on Friday even
ing. There was good program anu
refreshments were served.
sam Evans. formerly a resident of
Lewiston i'm this county but now To-
Gated at briggs. Idaho, was in Logan
this week arranging to dispose Of his
interests here and to take up his per-
manent abode i'm the Idaho town.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. W. Williams of Pc
catello are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. J. Dewitt of this city.
Judge ana Mrs. William BranEham
celebrated their silver wedding on
Wednesday evening. The function was
purely "a family affair, but quite an
elaborate one.
Senator IT, Bullen spent part of the
week i'm Salt Lake, returning home
Tuesday evening
u. y. Melton of Grand Rapids Mich,
is here for brief stay with friends.