The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-15

oh, My Father, by C.rI. Stoddhrd. :.
The choir sang. Tho Deep'ning Tri-
ais, and God Be With You Till We
Meet Again.
Mrs. Riley Of Bountiful and three
of her children have been guests Of
Mrs. Morgan Knapp.
Word has been received that Mrs
Sophia Larson of Cove, has passed
away. She leaves husband and six
little ones to mourn her loss. Funer-
al services were held Monday at 10
o'clock, at Cove.
The following were seen on the
train bound for Brigham City, Peach
Day. Mrs. Harriet Fisher, Mrs. Hat
tie Christensen, Mrs. Ella Danford,
Mrs. Julia Trips, Mrs. Bertha Mel
son, Mr.. and Mrs. RUDE raSeller,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laurence, Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Woodland, Mrs.
Frank Traveller, and daughter Irene,
Mr.. William Pope, Mr.. Jorgen John
son, Mrs. Jane Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Johnson, Mrs. Zena Wood.
land, Lars Johnson and wife and
Mrs. Martha Christofferson.
Miss Zenna Anderson OF Grace, Ida
no, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
RUDE Traveller.
Our home missionaries Mr.. Wiser
and Mr.. Rawlins of Lewiston were
the speakers at sacrament meeting on
Sunday.
Miss May McCarrey lectured in
Parents class last Sunday. Her sub
ject was School Work.
Alta Webb is visiting her aunt Lot
tie Hendricks Simson Of Brigham.
The lectures given last Friday by
DR.. Essert were much appreciated by
all that were present. The opinion
seemed to be unanimous that such
lectures are just what we need for
the safety of our young people.
Mariner Hendricks is now laboring
in the London conference of England.
Mariner has been laboring in the
war districts and was one of the FL
ders that were forced to flee from
Liege, leaving all his belongings
there to be destroyed with the city.
Last Tuesday night our town was
enwrapped in smoke caused by the
burning of Corbrige's house just
south of Richmond. In fighting the
fire Mr.. Corbrige inhaled the hot
smoke and was almost suffocated. DR..
Adamson was called and after work.
ing sometime with him brought him
out all right. y
Miss Jessie Hendricks is one OF
the five young ladies of Cache coun-
ty that has been chosen to go to the
state fair. Miss Hendricks was
in Ogden at the time of her appoint
ment and was notified over the wires.
A very interesting session was held
at the Relief Society meeting last
Thursday. The lesson was given by
Mrs. l.. Burnham. The meeting was
then opened to testimony bearing, ar
ter which President Wilson's Peace
proclamation was read and comment
ed upon. Sister Maggie Merrill said
that word had been received from
headquarters that the sisters should
take care of all fruit, put 1t up or
dry 1t as the times Indicate that it
might be needed somewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Thomas went
to Salt Lake last week to bid fare
well to Mr.. Thomas's brother Dell,
who goes to England for three years
to attend the Oxford University. Dell
received the Rhodes scholarship at
the U. of U. and receives a reward
of $4,000 to take him through school,.
This is a great mark of honor and
We all wish our little drug ste
clerk success. r
Mary Jane Brewer of Lewiston,
has been visiting among her rela
tiyes and friends here.
The following program under the
auspices of the Y. l.. NJ. /. A. viii
be rendered next Friday evening in
the tabernacle:
l.. Junior Girls Chorus
2. Trio, Violin, Cello and Piano.
......... ...... Harris Brothers
3. Comic Recitation ............
................ Aldine Burnham
4. Duet. Cello and Piano .........
Frank Harris, Mrs. c. NJ. Harris
g.. Cornet Solo. Mr.. emerson
6. Quartet. Hanson and Olson Bros.
Z. Violin Solo. -. Prof. c. M. Harris
s. Boston Ideal March .........
Mandolin and Guitar Club, with
| Cello.
8. Duet, Violin and Cello ....... .
........ Frank and C. M. Harris
10. Reading ........ Lenora Merrill
II Songs nv professional yocalists