The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-06

ference season has again returned &C.
companied by the usual conference
weather, two cold rainy dsye inarks
the beginning and judging from past
history will mark the ending. Yet
in spite Of weather a great number OF
people have gone to attend the fair
and the conference.
Miss McCheyne Of the A. G. gave q
very impressive talk last Monday on
home economics and was also the
means of starting an organization.
Miss Lenora Merrill was elected pres
ident; Lila Webb, vice president, and
Amy Shepard, secretary. This organ.
ization was completed last Friday
evening. About twenty met in the
club rooms with Miss Merrill presid'
ing and members were named for the
program, amusement and library com.
mittees. Regular meetings every two
weeks will be held in one of the high
school rooms at $3.50 on Fridays. All
the ladies', both married and single
are invited to attend. The program
for next meeting, Friday, October 16
will be arranged by the committee.
and work taken up will be along the
line of home keeping and will GER
tainly be very beneficial to all those
who attend.
Elnora Lawrence who has been al
flicted with typhoid fever Is improv.
ing nicely. - p
Mrs Russell Bullen also who has
been sick for some time is improving.
Mrs. M. M. Reese Of Logan and
Mrs. Christabel Petty Cave Of Ogden
are the visitors of Mrs. J. F. Hen.
bricks and Mrs. Alma Hendricks.
A great many Of our towns people
have been visitors at the Cache Coun'
ty Fair and have returned with very
favorable reports. 4Si1
Mr.. Henry Christofferson was one
of the lucky prize winners and judg,
ing from the following report he GER
tainly received his share: Finest Hol-
stein COW, first prize SO plus $25
of Carbon as complimentary prize;
second prize on Holstein bulls, 81
finest team, first prize s.; best geld
ing, first and second prizes, S. and
81 so respectively; in the milk con-
test $25, total $67 so. We congratu-
late Mr.. Christofferson and feel hon.
ored in the shadow Of his glory as
he is a Richmondite and SO, are we.
The Nelson Bros. won three NUN;
Der / prizes; first. finest Holstsin
bull: second. finest Holstein heifer;
third, best Holstein bull calf.
Mrs. Fred whites baby Just lack
ed one-half pound in taking the $50
gold coin for being the latest baby
showing that we have excellency in
the human department also.
A ten pound baby girl was born to
Mrs. Gladys McQuiston Kicks last
Tuesday. Mother and babe are doing
mp
nicely.
Last Thursday our marksmen made
use of their first opportunity for thS
season and great number of ducks
lost their precious lives.
Last Wednesday at $3.50 O'CLOCK
Mrs. Addie VanNoy was pleasantly
surprised by n party consisting o
eleven ladies bringing with them pic
mic In great abundance. The tim
was spent in visiting and feasting
The following ladies were present
Rho1a Dobson, Dora and Nellie Pet
erson, Lizzie Doty. Susie Stoddard
Mrs. CURLY, Mrs. William Bair, Mrs
Claus Anderson, Mrs. Lars johnson
Mrs. Roy Tidwell of Smithfield an
Mrs. May Bishop.
Mr.. Louis Hale sand son William
from Alton, are Richmond visitors
A very pleasant high school &c
acquainted party was held at the o.
era house last Friday at $3.50 p. m
The high school faculty entertaine
and served light lunch. An even nur
Der Of one hundred students are no
enrolled and more are expected.
A jolly bunch of sixteen iaai'
walked in to Nellie Peterson's Ia
Friday afternoon and surprised hel
A great feast was spread consistir
of the picnic brought by the guests
A Primary dance was held In u
opera house last Friday night and
very nice time is reported. The Oh
dren danced the Primary dane
which are certainly very cute al
graceful. SLABS was collected at Il
door.
The Relief Society will not no
their meeting regularly every THU
day afternoon IN the Parents ella
f. room In the tabernacle.
No.ti, Anhar,nu tho ynunpaGt OF