The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-07-08
SMlTHF|ELD HAS
CELEBRATION
Citizens Welcomed by Mayor Merrill
Mr. Raymond Read Declaration
OF Independence

| explosives. Inc uay was q poiioS'
one for a celebration ana all nature
seemed to rejoice. The following pro-
gram was rendered in the tabernacle
at 10 a. M:
Prayer by Chaplain Abraham Smith
Singing, Columbia.
Mayor r. T. Merrill warmly well
coined all.
Mrs. e. B. Lindquist and company
sang Il Miss YOU" in a pleasing way
The selection was of Mrs. Lindquists
own composition.
w. G. Raymond ,read the declara-
ton of independence in good clear
tone.
The Grafton was delivered by JOS
eph ]. Richardson.
Solo by Laveda Pilkington.
Stump speech, Mont Lemons
Solo Joan Miles
Comic paper by Sylvester Low.
Solo, Earl Harper.
cupied the time during the afternoon.
A grand ball was given at night.
The goddess, Miss Francis Roskel-
ley made beautiful appearance as
as well as her maids the Misses, Bren-
de Smith, Zina Miles, Priscilla Smith
and lille Farrell.
Hazen Hillyard was marshal Of the
day and Thomas Allsop, master OF
ceremonies.
Mrs. l.. Brooks entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner on July Atm.
The guests say Mrs. Brooks is a roy
al entertainer.
Mrs. Sadie Beckstead is the guest
of James Meikle and family.
Maurice Brooks is visiting with his
brother Leo d. Brooks.
Mrs. Laura Ewing was hostess
for the Cheer Up Club last week
luncheon was served and the usual
good time was INDUCED in.
IidHei looiSoH hdS Soipietcu MS
course in the Chicago Dental College,
passed the stste board examination
and is now counted full Pledged den
fist. He is considering a proposition
to locate in Brigham.
Mrs. Maggie SAINT and Miss Ethel
Marther attended the funeral of sima
SAINT on Tuesday last. Mr.. SAINT was
the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
SAINT of our city. The young man was
thirty years old and a most exemplary
upright, honest man. He was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at a Logan
hospital but did not survive only about
forty eight hours. He married Miss
Lola Winnard of Preston, who bore
him three children. The body was tax
en- to Treasureton In the evening OF
the day he passed away. Services
were held at Treasureton Idaho and
interment was in the SAINT burial lot
at that place. The funeral was the
largest ever held in that section; peo-
pie coming from Franklin, Preston
and all the surrounding towns as far
north as Grace, furnishing goodly
numbers to mourn and show their last
respects to man universally loved
and respected by all who knew him.
The Misses lone Felsted and Edna
Hanson of Salt Lake City are visit
ing with the Felsted family.
The U. p. d. will meet at Mrs
Emily Smiths home on "Wednesday
July 8.
DR.. w. b. Parkinson or Logan ad
dressed the parents class and thu
| theological classes Of both wards OF
Sunday last at the first ward on the
evil effects of tobacco and liquor oil
the human body.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meikle, lief
on Wednesday for Cache, Idaho t
visit with their sons Gilbert and AL
freds families.
Mra Peter Mack OF Provo hal
been visiting her parants Mr.. and Mr.
James Hadfield.
Mrs. Alma Raymond is reported al
on the improve. This is good news
to her many friends.
w. c. Houston is home again aft
er an absence Of several weeks re
ceiving treatment in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Joyce Lewis returned to hel
home at Franklin after weeks visit
here.
Arson Christensen OF Bear River
City was a pleasant caller in our
ward last Sunday. Mr.. Christensen
taught in our high school last year.
The Cheer Up club carried their
love and sunshine into the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peterson on
Thursday last. Quartets, solos, music
and chat enlivened the hours. A
dainty luncheon was served. This
was a rare treat for Mr.. Peterson