The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-17

new work and much good should come
of it. 1t is a new departure in our
school and will be watched with in
terest by those who are interested
in our schools.
Mr.. F. T. Griffin is confined to his
bed with a bad case OF rheumatism
at the present writing and has been
for about three weeks. II Is hoped
that he may convalesce rapidly AMI
be able TO resume his labors among
us again.
Miss Naomi Barker is suffering from
severe attack Of neuralgia and al.
though all that loving hands can do
has been done she does not seem to
get much relief. Her early recovery
Is hoped for.
Mr.. Norman Larsen celebrate his
sixteenth birthday last SATURDAY. even
ing by inviting few Of his fiiends
to a birthday supper. Those present
were the Misses Laverne and Bsssy
Barker, Edna Benson, and Mr.. Sod
ley Jensen and Reuben Bensen. Games
and conversation were INDUCED in
Il, a late hour. The guests on depart
ing, wished their host many hap,
returns of the day.
A very pleasant candy pull was
enjoyed by a party Of young folks
at the Wennergren ranch on Tuesday
evening. Those present were: Miss
Amelia Wennergren, Miss Letha An
derson, Miss Norma Benson, Miss
Della Peterson, Miss Elizabeth Ship
ley and Lille Griffin; Messrs Farley
Rigby, Junius Rigby, David Rigby
Rulon Rigby and Alphonso Christen
sen. Emil is now receiving the con
gratulations of his guests on being 9
delightful entertainer.
The Houser Goodsell Dramatic Com
pany of Weston, Idaho, presented the
Gypsy, to a full house on Wednesday
evening, and every one went ava,
full of praise for their efforts. All II
all the production was good. The
troupe being of our own people are
deserving of the support of the thea
tire going public.
Mr.. ]. w. Christensen is confined
to his room ON account Of the II
grippe this week.
| Mr.. Chris Miller son Of Mr.. l.. G
Miller is at the home Of his fathe
afflicted with a dangerous case o
Bright's disease. His many friend
hope for speedy and complete re
covery.
The wedding bells were set ringin
ON Wednesday, when Alfred GoodseI
son of Mrs. Julia Goodsell and Mis-
Edna Hendrickson, daughter of Mrs
Serene Hendrickson, both OF this Cit
we're united I'm the bonds Of wedlock
Their many friends join In wishin
them a long and happy wedlock.
wedding supper at which the immed
ate members of the families wer
present. was served upon the arrive
OF the welded pair from Logan. The
we're accompanied to Logan by til
brides mother, who went to give he
consent to her daughters marriage
she not being Of age.
The Mutual Dramatic Company So
lected and cast a play which the
will present to the public in the nee
future. 1t is rumored that this pla
will exceed all previous attempts a
dramatic presentation and to that en-
the members are working hard t
make the play meet that requirement
The recent frost sege succeeded /
freezing up the water systems OF
few people in town, some Of whor
had to instill new water jackets 4
their ranges.
Mr.. William H. Griffin Sr., me
with a rather painful accident las
Friday when he fell from box o
which he was standing while removin
wall paper. The box suddenly tiI
ped and losing his balance, he fel
heavily across one edge of the boz
the result OF which was fracture O
the rib on his right side as well a
minor bruises.
Mrs. Edith Cooley, while out hans
ing her washing on the line one da
last week fell and received Yer,
badly sprained ankle rs result. s.
serious was 1t that she was unabl
to rise and had to call assistance
from her neighbor to get back to tn
house. Although very painful, sh
is getting along as nicely rs could b
expected but will be confined to tn
house for some time as a result.