The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04

her four year old daughter Edith.
About twenty-five little tots were pre-
sent and all having @ fine time.
Games were played and refreshments
served.
Mrs. Dora Humid left for her home
in California last Friday.
Mrs. Farley Nelson, Mrs. SAMSON
Webb and Mrs. William Anderson
gave a party at the home Of Mrs
Farley Nelson last Friday. About
fifty five guests were present and all
had very enjoyable time. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Holbrook of Bountiful ar d
Miss Beach Of Logan, were guests Of
Mrs. C. q. Harris last week.
Mrs. Hattie Christensen and Mrs.
Maud Rainey spent the last week in
Franklin canyon at Mr.. Christensen
! saw mill.
Mrs. Addie VanNoy leaves for Lit
tie Pocatello Valley Monday morn.
ing. Her farm Is located there and
she goes to prove up"
Moses Christofferson Of Richmond
and Marie Karen Of Lewiston were
united In marriage last Wednesday.
The ceremony took place at the Lo-
gan court house. In the evening
delicious supper was served at his
home to the families and relatives of
the united parties. Thursday evening
party of about twenty young folks
friends of Nose and Marie, gave them
a liberal bundle shower and many
nice presents were received. We all
wish them happy journey through
life. Slls
In The Republican, issue Of July
20 appears an article stating in part
that the Seventh Day Adventist did
not appear for the discussion ut the
Scandinavian hall. The reporter Of
said article was evidently mistaken,
as Mr.. Johnson had never been noti-
fed of any such discussion.
Eta Merrill is still very low. She
has now been taken to a hospital in
Salt Lake City.
A valuable heifer, belonging to
Erastus Johnson, was struck and In
stantly killed with the lightning last
Sunday evening.
Robert Anderson and Engineer
Armstrong, both men Of the internr-
ban were In town Saturday inspect
ing the work. The grading between
smithield and Richmond is more
than half finished.
The Daughters of the Pioneers will
hold their next meeting at the home
Of Mrs. James Funk. Brother Henry
Skidmore from Salt Lake City will
speak ON "reminiscences of pioneers.
Everybody Is invited and the men,
bers are especially requested to be
present.
Mrs. Mary Merrill and Mrs. VIII
liam Merrill spent last Thursday In
,, Logan celebrating their mothers Mrs
Gardens eighty-first birthday.
The lecture in Parents class was
given by Miss Lenora Merrill, her
subject being The Blessedness Of
Work. Her paper was very good and
instructive.
The Y. l.. NJ. I. A. will have a
social next Friday evening, August
Z, at the home of Mrs. William Mer-
rlll.
The band gave us another treat
again last Sunday evening. Success
to our band.
DR.. Adamson, A, A, Thomas, VII
liam Harris, George Hendricks and
j. W. Hendricks transported about
eighteen OF the Mutual Camp Fire
Girls down to Logan last Thursday
for the purpose of cleaning the tenn
PIE. Mrs. A. A. Thomas was also
along TO help the girls.
Some complaints have been made
of the unsanitary condition OF hog
ranches, etc, the state board of health
Inspector was in town Friday.
Our city water In the reservoir is
very low and people will have 10 be
careful not to let their hydrants run
any more than what is absolutely
necessary.
A great deal of murmurlng is heard
in our community with reference TO
our communion sets not being steru.
Ted after being used How about Il?