The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30

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Secretary was highly complmented
by the few who turned out.
MIR. Charles Aylsworth has sold
his home to Paul Merrill. Mr.. Ayls.
worth will retain q building spot for
himself about half block north of
his home.
Miss Sarah Christofferson will be
married to Mr.. Boyle of Ogden, next
Wednesday. About three or four
years ago Miss Christofferson was
one of our most popular young ladies'
but since that time has been employ
ed in Ogden, where she met her be
trothed Her many friends in Rich
mond join hands in wishing them
much happiness.
Mr.. Brigham Spackman now living
in Preston, is very seriously i'll with
appendicitis. He is to operated on
at Preston, as his condition will not
permit his being removed.
Mrs. Harriet Fisher spent few
days last week in the Logan temple.
Hilmer Johnson and wife, have
moved into Mrs. Elvira Christensens
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Law, of Logan, spent
Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
dock.
Alma Erickson has purchased
new Studebaker car.
Irving Wilcox is home from Salt
Lake on a short visit with his mo.
Their.
1t is whispered that Mr.. Fred II.
Schrepel is a frequent visitor in
Mrs. Murdock's kitchen and that
Miss Emma Christensen gets a great
deal Of cream and good many eggs
beaten without much effort on her
part, connected with this are future
prophesies. More about this later.
Mr.. j. l.. Hyde, division com
mercial superintendent, Mr.. d. b.
Mcintosh, chief clerk to division man
ager Mr.. r. w. Carroll, district
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sion plant superintendent, were Wis
itors in Richmond last week and OK
pressed themselves as being very
pleased with the telephone business
here and the large number of new
subscribers was very encouraging.
Mr.. August Schow and family
spent Sunday in Preston visiting
with their son Fred and his family.
Mrs. Carrie Linford and daughter
are reported as feeling much better
and Mrs. Alma Merrill has returned
home.
Adrian and La Rue Merrill are go
ing to spend two months on their
farm in Idaho.
Miss Marian Woolley has gone to
Salt Lake for medical assistance hav-
ing been seriously H.
Prof. e. G. Titus of the A. c.
will give an illustrated lecture at
the opera house next Wednesday eve
ming at s o'clock. His subject will
be The Clean City The small boys
orchestra will furnish music and ev.
erybody is invited to attend, espec-
tally the oder population OF our city.
Sunday School union was held at
the school building last Sunday, and
an extra large turnout is reported.
The band concert and dance held
last week was big success. How
We did enjoy that musis.
Theo Merrill and family have NOV.
ed into part of Mrs. Travellers old
home.
Primary conference was held last
Sunday and the children all did very
fine. Stake officer Clara Sparks OF
Smithfeld was up and she spoke for
a short time. Mrs. Lizzie is an "all
alive" president and the organization
is doing the very best they can un
der the unfavorable conditions.
frankie Robinson is back to Rich
mond to live and has bought the old
Hopkin place belonging to Alma
Carson.
Mrs. Charles Aylworth spent two
days in Preston last week visiting
with her brother Frank Hendricks,
Miss Mile Olsen, the daughter of
the Olsen family who bought the
Morrison home, will be married 10 a
Mr.. Thornley, of Smithheld next
Wednesday. Much joy is extended to
the happy couple.
Mrs. Ella Robinson will spend a
few days at Virginia, Idahos this
week
The concert given by Miss Lille
Ship was very fine, but poorly at
tended.
Priesthood meeting was held last
Saturday. The attendance was fair
No bonding, no high schools. So
the people say, but only one man
from our town said no bonding last
Saturday. Guess who he was?
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