The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-09

OF Scorn," presented by the. Y. M.
M. /. A. was very much appreciated
by a large crowd and the Y. NJ.
were much pleased with the loyal
patronage they received. Considering
that all were amateurs they certain.
ly did excellent and deserve the
highest praise.
Mrs. Rufus Pack has gone to Salt
Lake to attend a Christian Science
convention. .tt .ests ~
masquerade will be given at the
opera house Friday night. Everybody
invited.
Mr.. Louis Hale of Wyoming was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. u.
Harris last Sunday.
Word was received from Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred S:how that their nineteen
months old baby was very i'll and
had been in commissions all that af-
ternoon, but is much better at this
writing.
Mrs. Malinda Funk has been bed.
fast a few days. she is one lady we
cant spare and all hope for her
speedy recovery.
Mrs. j. Murdoch entertained a
bunch of young ladies and gentlemen
last Friday evening in honor of her
two Oldest sons Leroy and Lloyd.
The usual amusements were indulg.
ed In and delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. Murdoch.
But that married folks band dance
OF last Wednesday night that was
alright. A social feature that will be |
looked back to with pleasure for |
many day. Among the crowd we
noticed a few that were not mar.
ried, and they declare they were
having the time of their lives and
will undoubtedly hurry on their mat
rimonial prospects in order to join
the happy throng. Among the visit
ors we noticed Mrs. Ines Rainey Jen.
kins of Logan and her sister Jennie
Campbell of California, also Mr.. Pol.
ten of Salt Lake and Mr.. Evans of
Ogden, and Mr.. Godbe of New York.
Why not have q dance like that
twice a month After the dan.e an
oyster supper was served at Hotel
Richmond, about forty couples being ,
present. The jolly spirit was trans
ferred from the ballroom to the ho-
tel, the player piano was started and 1
dancing continued and some very {
graceful stunts of Raging was OBJ
served. Fred Christensen, Mr.. Godbe |
Frank Thompson, Bert Danford and {
Alvin Bair led in this sport. The sup {
per was delicious and Mr.. and Mrs. I
A.urdock are to- be highly compliment |
ed on the way they took care of
such large crowd.
The Daughters of the Pioneers met 7
at the home of Mrs. August Schow a
last Wednesday and the following 7
program was rendered: A [
talk on missionary experiences by |
Guy Merrill; song by Hattie Chris. (
Jensen and Lorena Anderson, and II
talk pioneer life from Caroline Olsen. y
Light refreshments were served by d
Mrs. Schow at the close Of the meet 6
ng. c
Mrs. Thomas Griffith received the 9
sad message, from her sister Cora h
Halgren, OF St Anthony that her {
health is rapidly failing and hopes d
If her recovery is doubtful, We all f
know Cora and her husband Heber,
10Th being born and raised here, and @
the sad news affects us @
III. 1t was decided that Mrs. Hal 4
,ren go to Salt Lake for medical h
reatment and that Mr. Thomas Grit I
this accompany her there to assist 7
II taking care of her Doctors pro- c
lounce the disease diabetis. son I
If Mr.. and Mrs. Halgren is at the {
hospital in Idaho Falls where he is c
treatment for spinal trou' {
lies and Mr.. Halgren is assisting ut 1
lis bedside.
Mr. William BARNS and family