The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-25
HYDE PARK

| HYDE Park, MarCn 20 The hellel
Society annual meeting was held in
the meeting house Thursday, March
20 al 2 p. m. The bad weather pre-
vented many from attending, but
those present had a very enjoyable
time. The program was as follows
Singing, Come, Come Ye Saints"
..... ......... Congregation
Prayer .......... Lorenzo Peterson
| Music ................. Brass Band
Speech of Welcome ............
go. Pres. Johanna M. Petersen
Reading, Greetings to the Society
Mrs. Sarah H. Seamons
Duet. ...... Susie and Vilate Hancey
Recitation ....... Lydia j. DANES
Piano Solo ....... Leah Christensen
Speech ......... Fred r. Balam
Duet 80. Arthur and Mary Petersen
Speech ..... Mrs. Margaret Hurren
Music .................. Brass Band
Speech go. Bishop Charles G.. Hyde
Singing, MY Country 'Tis of Thee
.. ......... Congregation
Benediction ........ H. w. -.ancey
A dance to which all were invited
was held in the evening. being large
ly attended.
The Hyde Park brass banG dance
given Wednesday evening in the Hill
yard opera house, was a swell affair
Quite a number from Logan attended
as also many from Hyde Park and
Smithfeld. About one hundred tick.
cts were sold, and many compli-
mented the band for their excellent
music.
Mr.. Charles Lucas has sold his
home here to Mr.. Henry Seamons, |
of Perry, Idaho, Mr.. Lucas returned |
to his former home in Nevada, where
he will engage in merchandising. The
elder Mr.. Lucas, will doubtless sell !
out here and join his son in their old |
home.
Mr.. Wallace Waite, who has been
living in Oregon for about year and
half returned to Hyde Park Few
days ago, and will make his home
here.
Our worthy townsman james ".
ID. Hurren, writes us from Long
Beach, Cal, that he is enjoying lis
labors very much, although the PEG
pie as rule do not care to hear
much about religion. Alfalfa there is
about foot high, and beets large
enough to thin. In some parts tue
grain is looking fine, others not SO
good. Oranges are now ripe. Elder
Hurren met and enjoyed an auto ride
with Mr.. Charles Lundquist, form.
erly of Hyde Park, and brother of
Mr.. E. B. Lundquist of Smithaei1.
Mr.. Lundquist is now successful
business man out there.
As far as We can learn our town
is now free from all contagious dis
eases and the health Of the people
Is fairly good.
The heavy downfall lately mas
made our roads and sidewalks IN a
very bad condition.
Our Sunday school session today
was favored with the presence of
Stake Supt. George Thomas, Choris-
ter Ezra Hyde and Organist, Mss
Cowley. Also Bishop N. w. Crook
ston, The house was decorated with
Easter lilies and large cross at the
stand with the sentence: Christ is
Risen" upon it. The following spe-
cial numbers, pertaining to Easter
and its significance were rendered:
Reading, Easter Poem ............
............ Supt. Rosel H. Hyde
Speech, THE Fall, Atonement, and
Resurrection ...... John J. Lamb
Easter Solo ....... Arthur Petersen
Easter Reading :. George s. DANES
Speech ...... Supt. George Thomas
Brother Thomas referred in plain but
beautiful language TO the obedient
truthful and loving life OF Christ, and
how he became the Savior Of man
kind. Urged the children to try and
follow his example. At the afternoon
services Elder Crookston delivered a
sermon full Of good sound sense, and
In his earnest, convincing way, gave
US many ideas and suggestions wor-