The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-29

school opened last Monday with {
| record breaking enrolment. Thu
grades are crowded to overflowins
and parts Of second and third grade!
have been removed to the Relief So
ciety hall. 81"
The enrolment OF our high schoo
surpassed expectations, and we are
little ashamed to report that Smith
field leads in number of students en-
rolled, that number being 45. Three
| rooms of the tabernacle are beina
used for high school purposes New
equipments have been installed in the
domestic science and wood work de
| partments, also in the chemistry lab
| oratory.
Miss LaRu Carson was the happy
recipient of bundle shower last Fri
day evening. She was presented with
beautiful silver set consisting of
AZ pieces. A straw ride in the moon.
light was one of the novelty features
of amusement and oh, 1t was jolly.
Eighteen young ladies were present.
Florence Carson, Maggie Merrill and
Alice Barnett served refreshments.
LaRu and Mr.. Alma Rigby of Newton
will be married at the Logan temple
next Wednesday and host of friends
wish them a pleasant journey thru
life.
Mrs. Murdoch has gone to Ogden
to visit her rela,ives. ..... .,,.a,
State dairy and food inspector Han
son was in town Saturday.
Orval Hendricks from Oxford, came
down in his car last Friday to visit
his folks.
Miss berkshire, an aunt of DR..
Adamson, from Canada, is here on a
visit and will remain with the Doc
tors family for some time.
Sam Hendricks has gone to Ogden
to attend the Postmasters conven.
ton.
Mrs. William Hope and Mrs. DAY.
Id Smith ST., have gone to Ogden to
attend the Fashion show.
James Peterson and Alma Carson
come in new cars now.
Our choir leader G.. /. Stoddard is
pleased with his new position as
teacher at the Oakley Academy and
finds himself perfectly at home with
the people OF that community.
Howard Burnham from Salt Lake
is visiting relatives and friends here,
Some temporary conveyance, per.
haps gasoline motor on our new
road, would be highly appreciated by
the students until the regular car 10
put on the track.
Our old fashioned way of milking
will soon be thing of the past. Mr..
Pack and Mr.. Alma Carson will sup
port this statement when they tell
you how they milk seventeen cows In
fifty-five minutes with their new milk
ing machines.
Mrs. Brigham Monson has been
confined to her bed for the last week
but is at present improving.
Mrs. Lottie Hodson and family
have returned and are occupying their
old home again.
The Stork in his mysterious cap
rices left young farmer and Repub.
lican at that. In the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roe Harris last Wednesday.
Reports are that some OF our town
boys are showing off their i'll man
ners by following young student girls
home after a show or public enter
tainment. Such procedures will be
put down with vengeance even II ev-
cry decent man will have to patrol
the streets at night to do It.
Last Saturday Mr.. William Lewis
had q rather rough tumble down one
of the hills east of town. He was
rounding up some cattle when his
horse stumbled ana fell and rolled
over Mr.. Lewis, whose arm and
shoulder became somewhat bruised
but outside of that he escaped lucky
from what might have been vefy
serious accident.
Another slight accident happened