The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-13

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brighter but We have certainly ha,
Z siege of rain and mud. e
Last Thursday evening the Repub
licans held their primary meeting
the city hall, and after electing tn,
delegates and alternates Mr.. G. 2
Harris gave very interesting tall
on the sugar. leather and bootleggins
questions. All but three, William
Hope, Fred Whittle and William Mer
rill attended the convention held
in Logan last Saturday. Loretta Mer
rill was our only successful candi
date from Richmond and she is &c
be congratulated on the honors re
ceivej of being elected county re
corder.
Last Sunday those who attended
sacrament meeting certainly enjoyed
spiritual feast in listening to the
sermon given by Walter Monsoon
president of the Eastern States mis-.
sion. Walter was born and raised in
Richmond. but of late years has liv.
ed In Preston and Ogden; at present
his family is with him in New York.
While attending conference he took
the opportunity of visiting his aged
mother and brothers living here.
The Daughters of the Pioneers will
hold one Of their regular meetings
next Wednesday at 2 o'clock. A fine
program is arranged. Their relic
cabinet is now finished and in place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jensen of Brig
ham are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Christianson. They are looking
for a small farm and a future home
in our vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Spackman met with the
misfortune a short time ago, of fall.
ing and breaking her arm. She is
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected considering her age.
Miss Cramer, supervisor of the
lower grades, has been visiting
those grades during the week and
has made some little changes with
them. -
Grace Anderson has gone TO Salt
Lake to be gone all winter.
The books for our new library,
have now arrived and Miss Burnham
is busy arranging and placing them
in proper order.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HarrisoH,of
Logan have been visiting Mr.. Hafri-
sons mother Mrs. Jane Harrison.
Ford Blair. Auto Co.. from Logan
came up last Friday and stopped at
Hotel Richmond. Ten men In all and
a very jolly bunch. They seemed to
take particular notice OF our muddy
streets.
Mamie Burnham Monsoon from Salt
Lake is here, getting Mrs. Elna Mon
son ready to go with her to
spend the winter with her and her
husband. Otto Monson.
Word was received some time ago
from Willis Hendricks who is lab
oring in the mission field, that he
was i'll and for one week nothing
more has been heard from him. His
mother is very much worried.
C. F. Brown and wife, from Pres
ton, are coming here to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCallister of Rex
burg were Richmond visitors last
Saturday.
- The sixth grade held fair last
Friday and the public was invited
to attend. About fourteen mothers
were present and report very nice
little fair, consisting Of fancy work
and poems from the girls and fruits
and vegetables from the boys.
The following young ladies' are
taking a course at the Kiester sew
ing school in Logan: Nora Hurst,
Vivian Tippits, Ida Knapp, Veda
Brown. Mary Smith and Martha
Spackman will go in the near future.
Mrs. Lydia Woodland entertained
last Friday evening in honor of her
brother Ephraim and sister-in-law Ro-
zina Adamson. About sixteen guests
were present all enjoying very
pleasant evening in visiting with one
another. Refreshments we're served.
Our quarterly conference viii be
held in the Smithfeld First ward nc>
Saturday and Sunday. October II
and IS. The Mutual and Religion
class workers will hold their conven
lions in connection with the general
conference.
The high school faculty selected
the following students 20 draw up
II constitution and by laws for the
student body: Olga Larson, Vella
Merrill, of Smithfeld; Jed Lewis OF
Lewiston, Kenneth Merrill and Eliza
c,oddord of RIchmond One weeks