The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-04


rank in towns of her class. With sucl
! a body of men to guide the politica
welfare of our town, we should keel
| up our present prosperous condit on
The Benson State Sunday Schoo
Union was he'd In Newton on Sunda.
last commencing at 2:30 p. m. Or
, the stand were IA members of the
stake board including the Superinten
dency. The choir and congregation
sang Oh Fret not nor Worry, etc
Prayer was offered by Supt. r. V.
Larson of Smithfield LIST ward. Con
tinued singing. The roll call showed
the Lewiston, Richmond and nearly
all other wards of the east side rath
err poor y represented, much the same
as Is Newton when the union is held
in their wards.
Department meetings were held in
the school and meeting houses The
Stake board was present at the Sab.
bath school to witness what was be-
ing done there. Supt. Raymond con-
graduated the school upon its most
excellent condition and particularly
upon the sacrament service. He said
it was as nearly perfect as any he
had seen in the stake. Urged al to
support the nickel Sunday contribu.
ton and to continue in the good work.
Mr.. Jno. E. Griffin left Sunday
for Freedom, Wyo. to be at the bed
side of his brother-in-law, who Is suf.
fering from a paralytic stroke and
who was thought to be dying. The
latest report however. is that he is
still alive although his condition is
serious.
Mrs. Carl Jergeson and family
came in from Bancroft, Tuesday to
take advantage of our school. They
report the cropping season about
complete.
Mrs. Carrie Boothe returned Sun
day to her home in Honeyville. She
was accompanied by her mother Mrs.
John Griffin who will remain with her
a few days.
Mr.. Joseph j. Christensen will
move his family to briggs, Idaho,
where he has recently purchased Q
farm. His family leave Saturday on
the train. He will drive his stock to
the Basin. About six days will be re-
quired to make the trip. His friends
wish him a successful journey.
Mss Della Peterson and brother.
Farley were Logan visitors Saturday
and Sunday and Della remained un.
til Tuesday evening as guest of Miss
Ida Rigby who is there taking dress
making.
Mr.. A. A. Johnson. Miss Elizabeth
Shipley and Miss Lillian Griffin were
in attendance at the County institute
held in Logan Saturday last, which
on the whole was very profitable to
them in their school work.
The Mutual of the weird hold their
conjoint program next Sunday night
at 7:30. As this marks the beginning
of the Y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. /. A. a
fine program has been arranged for
and all are invited to come out and
join in the good work. The Senior
class will study MAN in Relation to
His Work" and the Junior class will
continue the subject Of Character
Building Courage" Both of these sub.
jects are very interesting and should
attract all the young men of the ward
to the sessions.
The young ladies are studying their
work as outlined for them in the
Young ladies Journal for both classes.
The subjects are full of interest and
an Of our young ladies should be anx-
ious to keep in line by being at .heir
sessions. Don't forget that conjoint
is next Sunday and that good pro-
gram has been arranged for. Come
all.
/ DR.. MILFORD Beck was a Salt Lake
| passenger on the train Tuesday morn.
ing. lie was accompanied as for as
Ogden by Mrs. Heber Beck, his bro
Tiers wife, who will VISIT there a
few days with relatives.
Mrs. Rena Barker went to Logan
the forepart of the week to visit her
| parents.
Mr.. Ezra Christensen stopped of or
Saturday last, on his way to Mexico,
to call on his parents. lie eft Sunday
for Los Angles, Cal. from which place
he will proceed to Mexico, II condl.
tions permit, to consumatc Il land
deal.
Mr.. Joe Villet OF Logan was a
Newton visitor Sunday, guest OF Miss
| Susie Barker.
Miss Letha Anderson was a Logan