The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-29
RICHMOND DEPARTMENT
Ne.Us From the LiUely 7olUn up North

I last Wednesday to Willie Olsen
young boy working for Mr. Hanson
| When moving one of the tugs Eel
and while the boy was hooking til
tug back in place the horse kicke,
his arm and broke the bone of tn
fore arm. Nhfts ~
Priesthood meeting 'conyenedgslas
Saturday but the attendance in al
departments was very slim. In Win
Primary department eight local an,
twelve stake officers were present
The lesson work was given by Lydii
Woodland, the Story Hour given b.
Olive Mendonhall; Busy Work b!
Emma Johnson, and Social Hour b,
Lulu Burnham.
The Relief Society held their reg
ular report meeting, seven wards be
ing represented. The reports giver
by those wards were very good, in al
respects.
The subjects up for discussion In
Parents class last Sunday were, Chill
dren's School Clothing, led by Ethel
Webb; Proper Food for Children, by
Eva Thompson, and What to Do With
Nervous Children, led by Amy Burn.
ham. Many good points were brought
In the course of the discussion.
An exchange in property has been
made by Mrs. Andrew Feltman and
Claud Hill, consequently Mrs. Felt.
man has moved into Glands home
and Claud has moved into the old
homestead so long occupied by Mrs.
Feltman. i. ~
Mrs. 8. W. Hendricks entertained
a. crowd Of little ones last Thursday
in honor Of her daughter Virginia.
About twenty-five boys and girls
were present enjoying the Jolly games
and the nice refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burbank were hap.
PLY surprised last Thursday evening
by crowd coming in and bringing
with them presents in the line Of
dishes and picnic in great abundance
the occasion being Mrs. Burbank's
birthday. The evening was spent in
feasting and social pastime.
Gertie M. McCheyne of the A. c.,
will lecture Monday at 3 O'Clock on
home economics.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Merrill passes her
eightieth birthday next Wednesday
and all her children and married
grand children that can come will
take picnic and spend the day with
her. Mrs. Merrill is looking and feel.
Ing fine considering her age.
Sunday School Union held at the
school building last Sunday was well
attended, the stake officials and sup
erintendent Larson being present, A
very interesting and instructive meet-
ing was held.
Don't forget conjoint meeting next
Sunday evening. A fine program has
been arranged.
The dance given by the Kupie Klub
last Saturday Wening was well at
tended. Extra touches as dance cards
and a tastefully decorated hall lent
added charm to the party.
The reports are that Richmond WAS
the only town in Cache county that
responded to the request of sending
a maid to the State Fair, conseqent
ly the proposition of sending ore
from here has fallen through.
The speakers at Sacrament meet
Ing last Sunday were Mr.. C. A. Mon
son and C. z. Harris. Mr.. Monsoon
spoke on genealogical work and Mr..
Harris on public spirit including
schools. high schools, fairs, etc. tR
The Relief Society held their meet
ing at the home of Almira Hendricks
The main lesson was given by Ethe
Webb after which a good and inter
esting discussion followed. ,..5
The people are still very much dis
gusted over the way the communion
set glasses are taken care, of snt
some are heartily in favor Of .goins
back the common glasses If ne
other arrangements are maze.
Joe Johnson the son OF Mrs. NATL
da Johnson was operated on for ap
pendicitis some time ago, is gettlnl
along nicely and will soon be expect
ed home.