The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
LOGAN.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Logan, Oct. 30-The local Odd Fellows
had an enjoyable time Monday evening,
when delegation Of the Grand lodge Of
ficers paid them visit. After a session
at the lodge. where addresses were made
by several of the visitors, a banquet was
served at the rooms Of the Commercial
Boosters club by the Lady Rebekahs.
1t was one of the finest spreads ever laid
here. The visitors were Grand Master
w. ]. Moore, Grand Warden Farley p.
Christensen, Grand Representative f.
Pierce and Past Master Stewart, all of
Salt Lake.
The people of the Second ward gave
big social Friday evening in honor Of
Ray Anderson, who leaves soon for Great
Britain. There was an excellent musical
program. and refreshments We're served.
W. A. Malone of Roseburg. Ore. was in
Logan on a visit to friends this week.
The A. c. Womans club met Monday
with A. NJ. Fleming. The feature of the
meeting was a lecture on Poe by Profess
sOr Petersen Of the A. c.
The Clio circle held its regular weekly
meeting at the home of Mrs. George Tor
gesOn, "Wednesday afternoon. Preston
Nibley gave an interesting address on the
life of James FenimOre Cooper. after
which refreshments were served by Mrs.
TorgesOn.
Mrs. L. T. Petersen entertained at cards
Thursday evening. Euchre was the game
of the evening, and it was played by
twelve couples. Refreshments were
served.
Miss VeIla Benson entertained Saturday
evening in honor of May Anderson. Tha
greater mart of the time was spent in
playing games and in listening to an eX-
cellent musical program. There was a
banquet, after which the entire party
went 20 the pavilion to dance for an
hour. Those present were RAY Anderson.
Lyman Turner, Ernest Anderson. Cleve
Turner Leslie Petersen, Howard VIII
liams, David Shaw Myron Swendsen, Ada
Turner, Inez THAN, Lizzie Drysdala,
GLADYS Davis Alice Charles Vera Han
sen. Maggie Baer and Mary Card.
Harry Reynolds of York, England, was
in Logan this week as a guest of Sumner
Hatch. who became acquainted with him
while filling a mission in Great Britain.
The First ward people rendered a fare
well reception to Wesley S. Smith Friday
evening.
F. W. Miner left this week for St
Louis, where he has accepted position.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Andrews of HOus-
| ton, Tex, were in Logan and vicinity this
week on a visit to friends.
The mmercial-BOOsters hid to post
| pone their house-warming until Monday
| evening. on account of other attractions
that drew the public attention.
Frank Cranney of SmOOt, WyO., re-
! turned to his home Monday, after spend
| ing a week in this city with relatives.
S. NJ. Maggie of CovingtOn, Ky, is her
on a visit to relatives and friends. He
was entertained Thursday evening by his
sister, Mrs. s. A. French.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hobbs announce
that the marriage of their daughter
| Emma to Newell Smith of this city viii
occur next week. The young couple will
| make their home in Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Baber returned
Tuesday evening from a five weeks trjT
| through the middle west. They visited
Mr.. Baber's mother, who resides at Bona
/ Darte Ia Returning they visited all the
| large cities of the west.
| Professor Daniel W. Mead of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin was the guest Of
| Professor Mclaughlin of the A. G. Mon
| day He went from here to Billings, Mont
| Miss Ethel Hayes of Minneapolis wa:
in this city the first Of the week on &
visit to friends. She went from here t
Boise. where she will spend the winter
with relatives.
| Mrs w. G. Hansen went to Salt Lake
the latter part of the week, and Will be
with friends there for a month.
John p. Almondsen of Detroit was II
/ this city for two days this week