The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-11
TOWN QUIET
AFTER ELECTION
smithteld Folk Made Selection OF
Republicans, All Of Whom Are
Good Men


as rowdyism or drunkenness was con-
cerned. The Republicans made
clean sweep OF everything The men
elected are all clean, good men and
most every one seems to feel alright
over the result.
Halloween parties seem to nave
been the most popular pastime during
the past two weeks.
Miss Lille Thornley, invited her
friends to meet the witch at 1880 at
her home on Monday evening. A large
crowd enjoyed the hospitality, the
games, luncheon, etc. The crowd dis
persed at a late hour, declaring Miss
Lille a most genial and novel enter
tainer.
The Mutual Improvement Associa-
ton of the First ward gave Hallow-
cen party in the basement of the tab
ernacle that surpassed any like par
" ever attempted by that organiza-
ton. The hall was appropriately de-
corated with autumn leaves, Jacko-
lanterns, brownies, black cats, etc. A
spook orchestra was in attendance,
rendered real live music. Dancing,
fortune telling and the midnight lun-
cheon kept the crowd busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pitcher were
hostesses for Halloween party at
their home.
Master Robert Griffith gave a par
ty to about twenty Of his school
friends. The rooms were artistical-
~ decorated and much fun provided
for the youngsters.
Aaron Richardson who was badly
cut in the automobile accident on the
main road last Thursday might is i'm
proving nicely at this writing.
Katherine Trevette, reciter and i'm
personator of Chicago, will appear in
a recital at the First ward tabernacle
on Monday night under the auspices
of the Y. L. NJ. I. A. Selections from
James Whitcomb Riley, Eugene Field,
Kate Douglas Virgins and Owen Mer
edith will be included among the Sc
lections. Solos by Mrs. f. b. Lind
quist, Nathan Done, Nellie Merrill and
a quartet by Joan Miles and company
L.. nj
The NJ. /. A. of the First ward will
hold a social on Friday evening in
the tabernacle. A most excellent pro
gram has been prepared.
A farewell concert was rendered
Messrs James and Leslie Roskelley,
prior to their departure for the mis-
sion field. Elder James Roskelley
goes to the Northwestern States mis-
sion while Leslie will go to the
Central States.
The Cheer Up club spent Thursday
afternoon cheering up Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ahrens. A dainty luncheon was
served and a program rendered. Mrs
Ahrens is an invalid so greatly en-
joyed the afternoon.
The young men and ladies Of the
Second ward will hold weekly meet
ings on Sunday evenings, commencing
next Sunday night.
The U. p. DIS will meet on We'd
nesday, November IL with Mrs. p.
p. Bingham. Sen.
Mrs. Annie Miles Is at home after
pleasant visit ut Salt Lake City
with her son Leonard and family.
Mr.. Robert Griffith has been III from
quinsey, he had his throat lanced on
Tuesday last, and is now improving
rapidly.
Marshall Reese is nursing a wrench.
ed neck caused by lifting a bridge.
Miss Veda Harry was the guest OF
her sisters during the week.
Mrs, Carl Hanson Is reported quite
III at this time.
Mrs. Joseph Pilkington who was
so badly scalded on Tuesday evening
is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Del Rice ran into ditch with
his car and bent the steering rod
so that ne could not stop his mach
inc until he ran into fence. No one
was hurt.
Mrs. Nora Merrill entertained ,
few friends on her birthday. A deli
cious supper was served.
Prof. Lofter Bjarnason OF the p
Y. training school and his corps o
teachers visited the Smithfield school
pain IN BACK AND RHEUMATISM