The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-08-19
SMITHfIELD
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peterson. Mr..
Peterson has been unable to leave
his bed for several months, SO greatly
enjoyed the company and the prog
ram.
Thomas Toolson, one time resi-
dent OF our city, died at Richards,
Alaska and was buried at Fa rbanks.
He was forty.five years Old anu uh'
married. He has brother George
Toolson and a sister Mrs. Priscilla
Olson living in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Low and
daughter Mrs. Lillian SIN. tn and Mr..
and Mrs. Arneson of Salt Lake City
are rusticating in Franklin canyon.
Miss Eleise Hill is Wis. ting her aunt
at Salt Lake City
Mrs. Joanna Busk was the honored
guest on Sunday last when Mr.. and
RS. Pinney gave q party in honor
of her sixty-second birthday.
Miss Lillian Harry the assistant
editor of the Sentinel, will leave to-
morrow for an outing at Rexburg, st.
Anthony and Clawson, Idaho.
Mrs. Maggie Roskelley returned on
Wednesday from Ogden and Brigham
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson came
home from Blue Creek on Thursday
night.
George Chambers is nursing a
broken ankle.
Del Rec and Robert Griffith are
now counted among the automobile
owners.
Joseph Mccain and daughter
Blanche OF Preston are visiting rel
atives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Roskelley of
Brigham City have been visiting the
Roskelley family for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Fishburn of
Brigham City are visiting relatives
here.
Bishop William l.. VIM purchased
the Old Kelsey home and is making
extensive improvements on the same.
Mrs. John p. Toolson entertained
a few friends complimentary to Mrs.
Lutte Fryer of Salt Lake.
Miss Eva Pilkington is able to be
out again after IA weeks confinement
to her room, nursing a lame back as
the result of being thrown from a
wild horse.
Orson c.. Christensen of Bear Riv-
er City spent Saturday and Sunday in
our m DIST.
Mrs. Betty Blake and daughters OF
Salt Jordan Is visiting with Mrs Su-
sic p. Green.
Miss Gayle Merrill entertained the
sewing club on Wednesday. A dainty
luncheon was set on tables on the
lawn.
Messrs John p. Toolson, George
Doane, Farley Richardson and LOUIS
Plowman, left Wednesday for Ban
croft to fish and hunt for couple OF
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon of Lo.
~ dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Matthews Is visiting.
friends at Treasureton, Idaho.
Mrs. Phyllis Just and Miss Rebccce
Pilgrim are visiting their mother Mrs
Annie Pilgrim.
Henry Roskelley participated in
the South Sea Islanders excursion at
Lagoon on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marshal Reese was a Salt Lake
passenger on Wednesday.
Dresden J. Cragun arrived home
on Thursday night from two months
sojourn in California.
The U. p. d. met on Wednesday
at the home OF Mrs. Jesse T. Moses
A delicious luncheon was served az
ter the program.
Mr.. A. L. Rice purchased the IN
terests OF Mr.. Houston, deceased, m
the Sm'thfeld Produce Co, and viii
assume the management OF the bust
ness.
The NJ sses Ethel Mather and Tina
Roskelley spent Sunday at the Hot
Springs in Gentle valley.
Mrs. Della Raymond is very low
at this writing. Medical skill is baf.
fed and counts It a miracle that she
enduTes such pain and suffe ing
Miss Natalie Gyllenskog has return.
ed from a pleasant visit at Hyrum
Mrs. Edwards returned to her
home at Salt Lake City on Thursday
\ baby boy came to the home OF
M and Mrs. Fred Sandberg's last
Tuesday
Abraham Smith made business
trim 20 Salt Lake City the forepart
OF the week.