The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-30

dissatisfied. Related his early expe- |
riences in coming to Utah. Invoked
Gods blessings on the sick of the
ward and upon all the saints. Prais-
ed the efforts Of the Relief Society
and the work of the choir, and asked
for choice blessings upon them that
they might continue to render sweet
music. Bishop Rigby made few
closing remarks and the choir sang
the anthem Thou Wilt Keep Him In
Perfect Peace" w. H. Griffin Jr.,
ocered the closing prayer and the
conference was adjourned for one
year.
Three new cases of scarlet fever
were reported last week. Two chill
dren of Nephi Christensen and one
Of Andrew Peterson's having devel-
oped the malady.
The Sunday School present the
thrilling two act drama Thursday
night Jan. 80. Don't forget the date.
Bring the whole family and see it.
The Relief Society annual meeting
will be held Friday Jan. 81, at 2
o'clock. Luncheon will be served, af-
ter the meeting. The sisters are in
vited to bring either sandwiches or
cake. married folks ball will be
given in the evening to which all
married people are invited.
Mr.. w. r. Ballard and wife, and
John E. Griffin and wife were visit
ors to Ogden last week to be in at
tendance at the Irrigation Congress
held there
Miss Elizabeth Shipley spent Sat
urday and sunday with relatives in
Brigham, returning Sunday afternoon
Mr.. John n. Griffin went to Corn
ish Monday of this week in the in
terest of the school work, and to
Trenton Tuesday on business with
the West Cache Canal company.
Mr.. r. Amos Dowdle and wife
were visitors to Logan Saturday last
returning Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. John jenkins and wife, and
John Benson went to Ashton, Idaho
last Tuesday to attend a funeral OF
a near relative. They proceeded by
train to Victor, where they were
compelled to make the balance OF
the way by team on account Of the
snow slides blocking up the railroad
Three teams were required to take
them the remaining distance which
was not covered until late Thursday
but still in time for the funeral. II
appears that the young man hat
been q mail carrier, and 1t was while
in the discharge of his duty that h
was caught in a heavy snow slid'
and killed. He leaves wife ant
two children.
, Mr.. King of the Fox King Ora
! matte company spent Sunday in New
/, ton, guest OIL Mr.. Jesse Barker.
Many Of our young folks attende
|. the theater in Charleston Monda
' night the company being the Fo,
n King Dramatic company. 1t is II
4 mored that the company would hav
A made to Newton this week but wer
v unable to get the house because c
q its being let to the Sunday Schot
e for rehearsal purposes until Thur
z day night.
I ]. j. Larsens home has been r.
4 leased from quarantine after a sieg
t Of about twelve weeks confinement
d Miss Ida Hansen, daughter OF Bel
g jamin Hansen, who has been workin
:. in Salt Lake City the last few yeal
y is visiting with her parents tn
d week. Her many friends are please
n to welcome her home.
Il DR.. MILFORD Beck came up fro
I. Ogden Sunday night to visit h
T. mother and brothers.
n Miss Hazel Benson Is home tn
q week on account Of an epidemic /,
a measles in her school which necess
.. tated its closing for short time
Is She visited our schools Tuesday
q. this week.
II Miss Norma Benson has succeede
;. Miss l.. Maud Seamon OF Denver, {
h teacher Of the fourth and fift
e grades. Miss Seamon left very u
1t expectedly for home last Tuesda
+, night, but We succeeded in holdir
t. school without interruption neverth
- less. Miss Benson is a graduate
Or the b. Y. G. class of 1912, al
- I should maka pnnh 40 q toanhor