The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-14
SM|THF|ELD
CELEBRATES
Second Ward Holds Second
Annual ReuniOn---O
Items Of Interest
From Summit
City

nam IL. Wlnn DelleYeS in looking at
ter the social side OF his flock as well
as the spiritual side, so in company
with his councillors commenced pre-.
parations for the second annual ward
reunion of the Second ward OF Smith.
field to be held on February o, at the
tabernacle. The committee appointed
worked zealously in their different
callings. The house was appropriately
decorated with colors and the tables
fairly groaned under their weight of
goo eatables. George Romney asted as
POSTMASTER and created much merri. |
ment by his droll speeches. A well
prepared program was rendered. Spec
ial mention should be made of the
work of the choir and the orchestra.
At noon the big dinner was served, af-
ter which social chat and the remain
ing program was carried out. A grand
ball in the evening ended the days
festivities, the bishopric, committees,
and all taking part are entitled to un.
stinted praise for the good time af-
forded to all present.
The Smithfield High school played
besket ball with the Richmond High
school team on Friday last at Rich.
mond. John +. Hillyard our rustling
show man took our orchestra, and af-
ter the picture show gave a dance to
an overcrowded house About one
hundred people from here went up to
join in the dance and incidentally en-.
jay the sleighing. All report having
had big time as they found the
Richmondtes very hospitable and en-.
tertaining
William +. Harper, George Romney
and Jas. A. Cragun have each taken
up some line of work offered by the
A. Z. at Logan during the past month
and all speak very highly of the ben.
efits derived from meeting with
these classes.
Farley Peterson's home near the
Boulevard in Logan is nearing com.
pletion This home is a credit to two
of our most popular young people, as
well as to the city of Logan. The ar.
chitectural planning, the artistic work.
manship and choice material all be.
speak modern, substantial home.
The Second ward choir has certainly
scored an enyiable name by tue ex.
cellent work done in the rendition of
the comic opera, Captain of Ply.
mouth" The play has been presented
four times to crowded houses in our
city and also at Newton, Richmond,
Hyde Park, Lewiston and Franklin.
receiving hearty welcome and good
support at each place.
This is counted the heaviest and
most successful production ever at.
tempted by our own townspeopIe.
Mrs. William A. Miles has been
summoned to California to be at the
bedside of her little grandson who is
very i'll.
r. j. Hammer and family have the
sympathy of our whole community in
their sad trial. Mr.. Hammer was
teaching at Fairyiew, Idaho when he
was stricken with typhoid, then fol
lowed an abcess at the base OF the
brain. His condition is stin serious.
Several of our society people at.
tended the opera given by the A. c.
last week Two OF our girls, the Misses
Joan Miles and Layon Cragm took
part in this notable opera.
William Homer of Logan has pur.
chased building lot on the Week 5
block and work has been commenced
on a new home.
The First ward primary children
presented the little playlet The Dolls
Tea Party" to large audience. So
well was this received that a repeti,
ton has been asked for. At the close
. of the performance the children
marched to Bishop Miles store tc
present their gift (the proceeds from
the ENTERTAINMENT to their bishop tC
applied on the new tabernacle. BishoI
Miles heart swelled with pride anC
he came forth with a big treat o
candy and made the children feel az
proud and happy as he.
Miss Buelah Barnett and Leo Hig
gins were married on Wednesday
These are very popular young people
and received many showers OF goot