The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25

street.
q Mrs. Leo Shepard entertained at a
quilting last Thursday afternoon. A
.,aslicious dinner was served and light
refreshments In the afternoon.
The Y. L. M. I. A. are shou der
ing the big undertaking Of placing
a piano in our tabernacle, September
l.. The instrument is certainly much
needed and 1t is to be hoped that the
citizens will rally to the support of
this organization For the purpose OF
raising means, big entertainment
will be given September IS by the
Mutuals In connection with the Har-
ris Bros. of whom they are purchas-
ing the piano. Some of the best tai
ents of our county as we'll as Of our
town will be called on to take part
on the program for this event. Far
Their notice concerning this will be
given later.
The stake Primary officers met last
Wednesday in the Smithfield Second
ward tabernacle for their regular Of
fcers' meeting Before returning to
Richmond, refreshments We're served
by Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Danger
field of Smithfield.
Another Maxwell car in town. Mr.
McQuiston is the happy owner.
Mr.. Roe Harris Is remodelling, add
ing to and repairing in general, his
residence.
One room of the basement of our
tabernacle Is being completed for
high school purposes. Also a cement
walk is being laid from the east
snt9anoe, extending to the Jai d'ne
then continued around the south eide
to the west basement door.
The interest OF the library commit
tee is now turned towards COLLECTING
books. The list of books decided upon
by the committee Is now in the hands
of the printers for the consideration
of prizes. On account of unexpected
hindrances, the opening day, Septem-
Der has been postponed end VIII
be announced some time in the near
future.
The following interesting program
was rendered at the Relief Society
meeting last Thursday afternoon:
Current events by Mrs. G. q. Harris.
lecture on typhoid fever and the
fly by Hilma Wight; Infants diseases
and how to care for infants In sum
mer by Mrs. Melinda Funk. Then
very interesting TAX was giyea by
sister Jane Molen of Logan.
In attending the picture show last
Tuesday evening Mr.. and NJ.
p. Aylworth with their family had
very narrow escape from 4 serious
run away While the show wassgoins
on some meddlesome party had un
hooked the reins from the bride OF
one horse and attached them to the
rings. thereby disarming the driver
OF the control OF the one horse which
by the way, WAS a fractions one. IN
untying the team Mr., Aylworth new
or noticed the brides and stared Tor
home. AS soon as the loose horse
discovered he was free he started &C
make good his opportunity aud TOT
a few moments the condition locEec
very serious, but through skilliul
management Mr.. Aylworth ~ss able
10 run the excited horses into 9
ditch and thus got them Gained
down. This should serve as VAIN
ing to teamsters to notice their
leans before starting off in the dark
and should also serve as warning
to our police force to notice what Is
going on outside of show rather
than inside.
Last Saturday Burt Danford's stock
yard at Smithfield had caught on hre'
A part of the fence burned down end
also some hay, but through prompt
, action of men near by, the nse was
soon under control and the damage
was not very great.
Thomas Griiflths and Burt psao'o
1 ...Ir
returned last Saturday from tpeu
pleasure trip to Bear Lake. wnhe
there the two gentlemen were "s.
engaged in buying up cattle. Wnh'
thus employed Mr.. Griffith vas N'ch
ed in the face by one of the cows
and knocked unconscious for aoou
an hour. He now carries a large tiu'