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


YOU surely will this night. A series
of comical and unexpected stunts
will keep you in continuous laugh
ter from beginning to end. Come ana
have a good shaking up while at the
same time you are helping in good
cause. Don't forget the time Friday
November 6 at s o'clock Bring the
4 children, only 15c.
i On account of the quarterly con
ference being held so near the END
If the month no priesthood meeting
was held last Saturday.
1 CLANCY Thomas returned home last
Sunday after having completed a
mission in the northwestern states.
Also Alma Olsen returned home
Sunday having completed a mission
in Sweden. Both young men are look
ing and feeling fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schow ac-
companied their daughter Nettie and
son.in.law Elmer Merrill, in their car
last Sunday to Preston.
Mrs. Sarah Merrill Larson Is Wis
iting with her mother Mrs. Mary
Merrill this week.
Mrs. Emily Hendricks Anderson Of
Logan and her sister Mrs. Hazel Mel
son are both home visiting their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hendricks
The speakers at the sacrament
meeting last Sunday were our re-
turned missionaries Rozina Skidmore.
CLANCY Thomas and Alma Orson.
The attendance was fairly good and
the choir furnished some good sing
ing.
The Relief Society held q very
good meeting last Thursday. Mrs.
Ethel Webb gave the lesson on Ben
jamin Franklin and Mary Ann Trav.
eller gave the conference notes. Some
] of the sisters bore their testimonies
The Relief Society board members
held their regular board meeting at
Mrs. Olive Harris home last week.
Mr.. Anderson, principal Of the
high school continued in lecture on
the great European war. The attend
ance was very large.
The usual Halloween caprics were
repeated Saturday night. Sunday
morning found a great many people
gate or two short while others had
been presented with gate or two.
Others found their white horse paint
ed red and again some with their
horses tail cut Buster, but nothing
of a very. serious nature took place.
Eva Peterson, the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Peterson was the
hostess Of Hallow en- party Friday
evening and the usual jolly time was
enjoyed, all kinds Of sports and
games appropriate to the occasion
were INDUCED in after which refresh
ments were served.
The very unexpected news was
received last Saturday evening that
Mr.. Lars Erickson had suddenly
passed away. Although Mr.. Erickson
had been on the decline for the last
few years, yet no one thought the
end to be so near. His immediate Ill
ness lasted but five days and MS
death was attributed by the doctors
TO blood poisoning. His last hours
were accompanied by great deal OF
suffering. Mr.. Erickson was born In
Sweden CO years ago, and emigrateo
to this country 81 years ago and has
been a resident of this city all but
one year, during that time. Rich
mond has lost one of its most indus
ltrious, and honest citizens, order
ness were his principle characters
Itics. a fact of which his home gives
fpos!tive proof, being a picture OF or
der and neatness. Mr.. ERICKSON
E,eayes wife and six grown children
\ two boys and four girls to mourn his
departure. The boys are Emile and
Alma and the girls are Ellen Whna
ker, Millie Winton, Selma Kinds and
Annie. The funeral services Will DC
held Wednesday at one o'clock in the
tabernacle. Mrs. Whitaker of Alton
Idaho, and Mrs. Winton OF Nevada
are home to attend their fathefs fu
neral.
Mr.. Andrew Allen of Cove is very
seriously Ill and not expected to live
His son DR.. David Allen of Salt Lake
is home nursing his father,
A most enjoyable conjoint meetine
was held Sunday evening and the
following program was rendered; a
talk from Miss Rozina Skidmore, re
lating some of her most striking mis-
sionary experiences; duet by MIS-
IA. A. Thomas and Miss Eliza Mon