The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07
Srnithfield

Izmithfield March 5.--On Friday
RslEt T.. X. Miles, Jr., celebrated the
anniversary of the event of the llrst
scLxning OF his store, March |, 1905.
R1aAn early morning throngs of people
crowded his up-todate establishment
where they were greeted with mus
&c. and welcomed by bevy of beau
AifJ girl clerks. Each family was
s1Uesented with an attractive Their
nanneter with a picture of the Miles
Bbck engraved on 1t in beautiful
4nrsnrs. The store was artistically de-
e.Ira1 ed, the center cleared and seats
.szsrranged so that the large crowd was
maze comfortable.
The Opera House orchestra was
engaged for the day and some Of the
lbes1 local talent in our city, recited,
sang, played etc. The day was closed
with n large crowd attending the ball
at night.
Mrs. Abraham Smith celebrated her
Essth birthday last week by serving an
eight O'Clock dinner to about forty re-
natives and friends. Music, Games,
.ete. was the order after supper. Mrs.
Smith was presented with many
Beautiful presents. The out of town
guests were Messrs. and Mesdamos
X. l. Fishburn, Jr., James Sheffield,
Leroy Nelson, Messrs. +. w. Fish
burn, Acquilla Fishburn, Mrs. Laura
EShburn and Mrs. McFoster, all OF
Brigham City, and Mrs. and Mrs G.
80 Dunn of College ward.
DIR Walter Randall has been i'll
Tor n couple of days but is thought
TD be nothing serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Egbert enter
GAINED the High School basketball
team on Thursday evening last. A
dainty luncheon was served. Music,
games etc were INDUCED in until
Eaie hour.
Two of our town boys were operat-
I'D on for appendicitis in Salt Lake
last week Ernest c. Smith and
James Richardson, both are reported
as doing we'll
The Sunday school parents class of
tbe first ward are planning for so
sGiai evening on Friday next. The
s5f.lsct of this move Is to get more
parents interested in this class and
become members. Picnic will be SER
Rea and all parents are invited to be
present.
Mrs. Henry Sorenson is quite i'll at
ahts time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buxton of Tie.
non Basin have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. George Toolson, the
past week.
Messrs. Rob. Griffith and Bert Dan
sard took a car of milk COWS to
Pocatello this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Merrill are at
Ibnans and receiving the congratula
rinns of their many friends. The
Young couple were married at Malad
Gun Wednesday last.
Theatregoers are looking forward
rtB the A. C. Dramatic associations
VEiit with much interest. They will
YpiIE Sweet Kitty Belliars" comedy
COZ March 10th.
Miss Lavon Nelson who has been
IN with pneumonia is now on the i'm.
EnrgNs.
A farwell program was given in me
nirst ward meeting house last night
pm hcnnr of Alfred Ainscough who
RteaHas This week to do missionary
work IN Great Britain.
Miss Maggie Hill is at home, her
ssahool at Preston was closed until
s&ser the smallpox scare passes over.
Mrs Pearl Adams of American
horE rs visiting her parents Mr.. and
l'ors. orson Heath
A goodly number of our primary
workers attended the conference at
Hchmond yesterday. The quorum of
2sig'Rnties went there also to meet
sAsih the first presidents of Seventies
MAN salt Lake City to give special
AlstrGCIions.
Lbefnar Merrill, son of DR.. Merrill
slm started an up-to-date livery stab.
r.
Alrs. Belle Goodwin of Pocatello
Ipeut "a few days with the Griffith
slunily.
airs Il. II. Larsen has been quite
= = ulu is improving rapidly.
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