The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-20
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tCOutluueu ITOIE pdSe OueJ
household articles which are all very |
accessory now that the pleasure Of
keeping house." has begun.
On Wednesday night of last week
the eighth grade class gave a ban
quet and program to the students of
the Sixth and Seventh grades. The
guests Of the evening being Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Griffin, and Principal
A. A. Johnson. The students de-
deserve to be praised for the excel
lent manner in which the whole af
fair was carried out. Covers were
for forty-four. The supper was sim
ply A No. l with no discounts.
Sunday March 8, Elder J. c. Lar
son Jr., of the stake Sunday school
superintendent was a visitor at the
| Sabbath Schools. He remained over
for the Sacrament meeting where he
was the speaker. Elder Larson took
for his subject: "Mormonism COM
pared with the beliefs Of the world"
and in an eloquent manner depended
his views on the same. The many
who were present expressed them
selves as highly paid for coming out
We enjoy good speakers from other
wards and we would appreciate hav-
ing Elder Larson come to us again.
The Newton Local Ownership Tel
Co., held a meeting Monday March
10 to consider the advisability Of ac-
cepting a proposal from the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
Co. 1t was agreed that the company
would transfer their local line to the
, big company for a years free SER
: vice on the Logan exchange and
that they would sign for three years
service under such conditions provid-
ing one Of them should be free.
On the same evening the Newton
Irrigation Company held their annu-
al meeting. The financial report and
reservoir difficulties were the princi-
pal matters of business.
Miss Stella Shipley spent week
recently with her sister and as guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. e. Griffin.
The Old Folks party and dance
was a decided success from start to
finish. The brass band aided mater.
tally by furnishing a great amount
Of music which helped the old to for
rot hot. arI q
once more. The dinner was an elab
crate affair. Everything was steam
ing hot and the tables fairly groaned
beneath the load that was spread
upon them. In all about 225 people
partook of the feast. The dance In
the evening was conducted in rea
"old time" style and an an old time
spirit made all enjoy themselves in
ma old time way.
The regular meeting of the towr
fathers took place Wednesday nigh
March 10. Aside from the regular
routine business an ordinance relat
ing to the use Of the city hydrant
water came up for discussion but &C
ton thereon was delayed until mex
meeting.
Mrs. Dowdle and daughter Of
7 Canada have been visiting in New
ton, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Dowdle. They have now returned tc
their home in Cardston.
| M n,uol Ianphcp. raturnal From
, Logan Saturday last, wither he went
9 about ten days ago to assist Mr.
, George Bacon in building house.
The Newton Gun club held III
=. weekly shoot Saturday, with no high
scores being made OWING to a bat
b wind prevailing. The shoot Of a weel
previous was better. The club car
now boast a membership OF seven
teen with prospects Of more coming
in. Its success is thus vouchsafed
and some of its marksmen will b.
heard from some time in the future
. Scandinavians take notice! There
will be a meeting at the ward house
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special speakers from Salt Lake will
address you in your native tongue
A good attendance is desired.
l Mr.. Leon Clarke and wife and Mr.
\ Harvey Jenkins and wife, were 10
! gan visitors Thursday and FIR day
TIE purpose of their visit berg at
I tendanc at the production of "Grau
J night.
I Dr. MILFORD Beck of Ogden spent
the past week here visiting with his
| mother and brothers and sister.
! Mr.. and Mrs, X. A. Dowdle were
1 Logan visitors Saturday to attend
I the Hawaiian Missionary entertain
I ment. Mr.. Dowdle reports an enjoy
able time. A real native feast com