The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-05-04

rather out of the ordinary for the
month of May-yet the farmers great
" appreciate them as there farms
we're sadly in need OF moisture in
some form.
Home Economics Society met last
Wednesday evening and a pleasant
informal evening was spent. After
miscellaneous business was finished,
Mrs. A. A. Thomas favored those
present with song and Mrs. II. A.
Adamson and Mrs. C. A. Larson
each spoke at short time on subjects
relative to the work in which the or
ganization is engaged.
Next Wednesday afternoon the
Daughters of the Pioneers will hold
their meeting in the Relic Hall, eV-
cry member is expected and those in
terested, invited to be present.
On account of cold and storms, the
Primary officers put off the High
Creek outing and instead gave the
children two dances at the opera
house, one in the afternoon for the
little ones, and one in the evening
for the larger ones. Programs were
redered and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy DAZZLE are de-
lighted over the safe arrival Of a
beautiful little girl. Grandma Harri-
son was also pleased when the lady
made her appearance last Tuesday.
Mr.. Claus Anderson and family
have moved on their farm near Tren-
ton and though the people of Rich
mond regret to lose a good citizen
and his family yet We all wish them
success and good luck In their I'M
dertaking.. Their lot south Of Albert
Thompson's old home is at disposal
and will furnish good location for
a nice home.
- Our band played in Smithfield last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Tensile Shepard has Joined her
husband at Deith, Nevada and will
remain about six weeks on their
farm.
julius Shepard and wife Of Sugar
City are visiting relatives and friends
here.
A fine baby boy was joyfully receiv.
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Merrill lectured in the
Parents class last Sunday on Home
Training of Children" very prot
table discussion followed the lee
ture.
Mr.. Alma Merrill and his sons Ad-
rian and LaRue as well as some Of
the smaller boys have gone to juno
ton valley, Idaho, in the interest Of
their farms.
Miss Ethelyn Burnham was a Lo-
gan visitor last Saturday and Sun.
day.
Flora Anderson, the daughter I
Mr., and Mrs. Claus Anderson was
made happy a week ago last Monday
by. a crowd of about rs boys and
girls presenting themselves at the
home with picnic, consisting OF de-
licious things such as the little ones
enjoy. A very jolly time was report
ed by all those present.
Mrs. Phoebe Mcneil of Preston and
her daughter Mrs. Chloe Howell OF
Clifton, Idaho and babe, have been
visitors OF Mrs. Sarah Ann Merrill
a picture Of four generations.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs,
Sarah Larson has sufficiently recoy-
cred to have been removed from the
hospital to her home.
Mrs. Lizzie Doty has been indls
posed for the last week but is re-
cruiting nicely.
Principal Anderson and Miss Jessie
Hendricks were Logan visitors last
Saturday.
Last night the Mutuals gave
Mother Goose party consisting o.
games and folk dances, unique dress
ing and charactering. A small fee
was charged to defray expenses.
Milo Egan and Miss Lucy Fackre
of Smithheld, daughter of Mrs. Al
ma Hillyard were married in the lie
gan temple last Wednesday. A weo
ding supper was served at the bride
home, members of the families only
were present. Milo is a well know
young man of Richmond, and We a
Join hands in wishing the happy COZ
pie a prosperous future.
A reorganization Of the Y. l.. M
|. A. was effected last Sunday en-
the following officers were sustained
President, Mrs. Emma Johnson. mr.
counselor Mrs. Lucy Funk; md Sc
ond counselor, Miss Jessie Hendrick
Last Sunday the time was take
up in testimony bearing, only on
baby was blessed that Of Mr. an
Mrs. Ute Griffin.
Mr.. Ben Smith Of DAYTON ldah
and Miss Blanche Burnham VIII |