The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-20
RICHMOND DEPAR MENT !
NeUs Fromth Lively 7olUn up North

RicnmOnO, Oct. S.-Tne principal
point of interest during the past
week, has been the discourses !, and
lectures given by Dr. winzell. Last
Monday at the home of Edgar Mer-
lrill where she is temporarily located,
she gave a very interesting talk to
a great number of ladies and also
gave some of her electrical demon
STATIONS. Thursday she was invited
to talk to the Relief Society and re
sponded with very instructive dis
course on health and how to take
care of the body Again Friday eve
ming she was requested to appear be-
fore the young ladies AMI also the
mothers and again a large audience
had the pleasure of listening to some
very good instructions. The doctor
has had a great many years Of eXper-
fence along this line and the result
of those experiences she is giving free
gratis for the benefit of all who will
heed her counsel.
Last Friday evening marked the
closing of the piano contest at the
drug store and the lucky prize win.
ners were Lulu Bullen and Aldine
Burnham. Miss Bullen receives u fine
Lynn & Taylor piano, and Miss Burn
ham also receives piano with an
additional cost of $50 from her own
purse. ~
Mrs. Belle Oakley Cleary and ba-
bies are here from Eddie, Idaho.
They are visiting with Mrs. Addie
Van Noy and will spend some time
with her. '''
Mrs. Lydia Mathews Parson and
husband have been Richmond visit
ors. They came from California, to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Mathews
sister-in.law Mrs. James Alien, Of
Franklin.
Ethel Thompson, the youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson,
has been very i'll, with inflammation
of the bowels, but Is improving some
at this writing.
The Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fair has also been quite sick
with bowel trouble.
Mrs. Verna Robinson is here from
Downey visiting with her mother Mrs.
Joseph Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence
have taken a pleasure trip up to st.
Anthony and surrounding country to
visit Mrs. Lawrence's brother Rob.
ert Webb and his three sons, Roy,
Charles and Lawrence. Mr.. Robert
Webb Is an old timer of our town
and his boys are products of this
city.
Mr.. Oscar Anderson and family,
son of Alfred Anderson, will move to
Richmond and move into part of Mrs.
Caroline Olsens home. Oscar has
been resident of Salt Lake City.-~'
Last Wednesday evening the Mu
tuals gave an entertainment for the
public in general. A short musical
program was rendered followed by
games and dancing. A great number
we're present and all had most EN-
joyable time. Light refreshments
were served.
Mr.. William Bair was the next man
to purchase new car.
Mrs. Ella Robinson has purchased
n new auto-piano player.
Edwin Smith moved into his new
home last Thursday. =
The Home Economics club met last
Friday afternoon as appointed. Ethel
Webb gave a talk on how to dress
children and the different commit ses
gave reports on what they had been
doing. They will continue to hold
their meetings every two weeks 2at
$3.50 D. m. Fridays In the high school
building.
Miss Annie Merrill was the happy
receiver of a bundle shower Friday
evening, planned by Othe!ia Ander-
son andf Eliza Schow. About forty
guests were present, enjoying a very
pleasant evening spent In music,
games and merriment of the usual or
der. Some very nice presents were
received. A very delicious lunch was
served at the home of Miss Merrill.
Annie is one of our most popular
young ladies and we consider MIR.
Orval Ellsworth of Rexburg a very
fortunate prize winner. The wedding
takes place next Wednesday in the
Logan temple. A host of friends wish
them peace and happiness through
the turmoils of life. Logan will be
their future home. Pee r Az
The school teachers are undertake