The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-05-17
Two FUNERALS
Ar SM|THFIELD
Mrs. Hillyard and Mrs Kelsey VIII
Be Laid to Rest. Graduates
Have Exercises

vices will be held on Saturday at 2
p. m. in the First ward tabernacle
over the remains of Mrs. Mary A..
Hillyard, Who succumbed to pneu.
monia on Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Kelsey passed away on
Wednesday after a weeks Illness OF
dropsy and complications of asth-
ma. Funeral services we're held at
p. m. on Sunday in the tabernacle.
A goodly number of our townspeo.
pie attended the Greater Utah cele-
bration at Logan on Monday last.
The eighth grade graduating exer-
clses were held last night. The tab
ernacle WAS decorated in the class
colors, Nell rose and cream. Flow
ers c1d potted plants adorned tn.
platform. The banner Self effort
wins success" made an appropriate
decoration for the stand. Thirty.two
pupils sat on the stand ready to re.
ceive their diplomas. Principal Jas.
W. Kirkbride acted as master OF cere-
monies and was Justly proud OF his
class. The school songs were beau.
tifully rendered. Burton Kearl gave
neat speech Of welcome; Miss Ken.
ma Cragun piano solo, Miss Nellie
Griffith merited and gave the valedlc.
tory having averaged the highest per
cent in the county, 80 90 per cent.
Miss Rebecca Roskelley sang In a
sweet and pleasing way Just
Dreams" Ralph SNOWFALL gave a
reading, Miss Kenna Cragun and
Master Floyd Miles played duet.
DR.. C. N. Jensen of the A. G.. de-
livered the address to the graduates.
1t was a mastery practical speech.
A piano selection by Floyd Miles and
President Low made a neat speech,
and presented the diplomas to the
graduates. The girls in uniform dress
made striking appearance and 1t
was quite a universal decision that
the appearance outclassed any form
err collection of dresses In taste and
beauty If not in price, We think there
was never more intelligent looking
class from our city and considering
the ages of most of them they are to
be congratulated upon the splendid
showing. Miss Kenna Cragun, the
youngest being only twelve years Of
age.
Mr.. Kirkbride will be principal
again next year. We will have over
six hundred pupils next year aside
from our goodly representation in
the high school classes.
The U. p. d. met on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. George p. Tool
son and had most pleasant time.
Stake president Mrs, Lucy Merrill
Funk and counsellor Mrs. William
Anderson of Richmond were present
and gave most excellent talks. Lun.
cheon was served after the meeting.
Mothers Day was fittingly observed
by the Y. l.. NJ. |. A. n most inter,
esting program, luncheon and the
presentation of white carnations to
all mothers was the order of the
day.
Mrs. Vern Toolson entertained the
Cheer Up club this week.
DR.. T. w. Jarvis was called to
Bloomington, Idaho on account of his
fathers death.
The Y. l.. NJ. |. A. officers plan.
ned pleasant farewell party for
Mrs, Mariner Roskelley on Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Violet
Peterson, Mrs. Roskelley left Tues.
day morning for Denver to Join her
husband who is doing missionary
work.
George Done and the Vinegar fam.
lily attended the funeral services of
Mr.. Wineger's father at Preston Wed
nesday.
Bishop Miles, Mrs. Miles. Econ.
ard and George Miles and G.. Y.
smith made trip to Salt Lake City
IN car. Banker Smith purchased a
fine modern car while in Zion.
Thomas Woolford left during the
week for Canada to visit his old home
friends and relatives.
Mr. Kirkbrlde, the Misses Lille