The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-03

difficulties and enormous expense
that they constantly have to encoun
ter.
Mr.. E. Farnes, vino mas been Wis
iting for some time with the A. a
Thomas family, has returned to his
home in Salt Lake.
MIR Kirby will move into the home
of John Spackman and Mrs. Teneic
Shepard and family will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Kirby.
Our station agent Mr.. F. A. Tarn.
brough has moved into the home of
Chester Bright.
( Mr.. A. Delbert new proficient
barber has come to town and will
consolidate with Mr.. Fred Dine
With the two experts, it is easily un-
derstood that there will be no more
waiting to get shaved.
Ghosts and gobbllns have been the
talk of the little folks during the
week and number of Halloween par
ties have been given the most not
able one given by this hiSl. school
Stu Tents last Wednesday evening,
Judging by the underground passag'
cs, cooling tables cesket and corpse
v1ches den ana other nerve shock
in. arrangements, 1t must have been
a highly sensational affair. Program
and dance followed the usual Haliow-
en- ceremonies. One hundred twenty
four high school pupils were present,
Mrs. Lizzie Doty. entertained a
crowd Of little ones last Friday eve
ming. All came dressed as ghosts
and great was the mystery that pre-.
vailed. Games were played and light
refreshments served. About forty OF
our very best product were present.
A similar event took place at the
home of Mr.. Harris Friday evening
with the additional importance that
Mr.. George turned just ten years
old. About twenty girls and boys OF
his very own crowd and age We're
present and jolly time they had.
Refreshments were served by his
mother Mrs. G. z. Harris.
Saturday evening Miss lila Hen,
bricks and Hulda Stoddard yave a
Halloween rarty at Lila's homo Mr..
and Mrs. William Hendricks. The
arrangements and decorations were
very elaborate and appropriated Gov
ers were laid for twelve. 20 20
Miss Florence Hendricks was the
hostess at a very jolly Hallow en-
oyster supper Saturday evening. Sia
young ladies was the original mum
Der Of guests invited but six YOUNG
men decided that was too small o
number so they added themselves fo
make the happy dozen.
Mr.. Morgan Knapp and family
have moved into their new home.
This Is a modern and up to date bun
galow ana is a credit to our city.
Mrs. Gladys Kicks and babe hav'
returned to their home in Idaho.
Mr.. Almon White of IGgby, Ida
no. and a son of Grandma noty, cal
ed to see his mother before going tt
the l.. ID. S. hospital OF Salt Lake
where he went to be operate1 on the
trouble being a goitre. Tie opera
;;on is considered very cri ica,.
Mrs. Rozina sSkdnore who has
laboring as missionary in the north
western states, returned home last
Friday evening feeling fine.
Last week eclipsed any week. In
the history Of Richmond for par
ties, no less than four surprise par
ties are recorded. The first one Wal
at the home of Grandma Stems, the
occasion being her 18th birthday. A
great number of ladies were present
bringing with them picnic in grea
abundance.
Wednesday afternoon twelve OF the
sisters surprised President Maggie
Merrill and besides feasting the,
spent the time quilting three quilts
Mr.. Sven Nelson who has return
ed from Denmark, where he has
spent three months on a visit was
pleasantly surprised Tuesday even
ing by host of friends. The even
ing was spent in social pastime an
foasting. Mr.. Nelson has grea'
many interesting experiences to tel
relative TO his trip.
"Wednesday evening twentg-eigh
ladies' went to the home OF Mr.. ait
Mrs. Marriet Peterson and tendoreC
them a pleasant surprise. Chnttin9
and feasting were the prominent fea
lures OF the evening. Mr.. and M's
Peterson enjoy a cozy country Get
tage located in the northern suburbs
OF the city.
II was reDOrtel that Ernest Mon