The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-25
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and held fine program after whic
refreshments were served. In tn
evening the officers and teacher
met at the home Of Rebecca Pitcho
and surprised her. The good lady ha
been president OF the association 70
years but has rendered her resigna
ton. A beautiful volume Of the Bool
of Mormon was presented to Sister
Pitcher. Luncheon was served ant
the usual good time participated in.
The new officers have not yet beer
chosen for this organization.
The Second ward held meeting
on March II at which an excellent
program was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Low left
Friday morning last, for Salt Lake
City in response to message from
their daughter, Mrs. Lillian Smith.
who was suffering from appendicitis.
Mrs. Eva Rice Powers who has
been SO seriously Ill for several
weeks is now in a fair way TO recov-
cry.
Mrs. Annie Anderson is quite sick
again.
James Hadfield, Mrs. James Sheen
and the little babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont Harris are all reported as be-
ing i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing return
ed from a pleasant trip at Boise and
Preston, on Monday last. Their
daughter Mrs. Florence Lewis and
daughter of Boise accompanied them
home.
A good representation of our NJ.
!. A. workers attended the confer
ence at Richmond on Sunday last
They report 1t the most profitable
conference yet held here in the in
terest of Mutual work.
Mrs. Julia Brixen spent Friday
and Saturday visiting friends, and
looking after her real estate interests
here.
Mrs. Alice Toolson entertained the
Ladies Literary club on Friday last.
An elaborate luncheon was served
after reading exercise from George
Elliot's works, music etc filed in.
public mass meeting was called
for Saturday night in the First ward
tabernacle for the purpose Of consid-
ering the advisability of our city
owning its own electric light plant.
The Bon Heur club gave another
of their dancing parties on Monday
night. st. Patrick's decorations were
seen on every side, which blended
nicely with the club colors.
This club is the most progressive,
wide awake bunch found in our city.
The Hyde Park band gave dance
here on Wednesday night, It was
huge success socially and financially.
The music was good. The boys ART
deserving Of much praise for the or
derby time and good feeling that ex-
listed.
James Sheen lost about twelve ton
OF hay In bonfire on Monday last.
One OF his little children built l.
fire.
Mrs. John Hillyard received word
from Menan. Idaho. that her father
was at the point of death, she left
for his bedside yesterday.
Salyman Merrill was resident OF
this place until a few years ago, he
to Menan. Many friends here
are anxious for his recovery.
Mrs. George Miles had her tonsils
removed a few days since, she is
getting along we'll.
Mrs. Laura Rice OF Garland Is Wis.
ting her sister Mrs. Samuel Nelson
On Wednesday last Miss Julia Pet.
erson, daughter Of our townsman Ne /
phi Peterson was married to John |
Paul Of Mendon. A host OF friends
join in wishing the young couple a
long prosperous life. The ceremony |
was performed in Salt Lake City
Miss Euphenia Griffith is again at |
her post after few days visit in |
Salt Lake City.
Funeral services were held Satur.
day over the remains OF Willard
Bingham who passed away on We'd |
nesday last.
A party was rendered George Wool. |
ford prior to his departure for the
mission field, on Saturday evening
last at his parents home. The young
man left Monday for Salt Lake City
accompanied by his father.
Willie Deppe arrived home from
independence, Mo-, on Tuesday last.
The young man left here few
months ago to fli a mission. but rheu-
matism forced him to be released.
Bishop VIM was thought to be-
improving very fast until Wednesday