The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-16


any valentines last Sunday?
The turnout to our Sunday School
conference last Sunday was very
good. Stake superintendent Ray
rmond Of smithfield, was in attend.
ance and spoke short time at the
afternoon session. supt. Leo shep-
ard with his counselors Newell Bull
len DR.. and Eugene Bair, were re-
leased and Thomas l.. Kerr put in
superintendent with Alma Olsen and
Elmer Stoddard as his counselors
A model lesson in class work was
given by Meta Christofferson.
The Mocking Bird" was present
ed to a very large and appreciative
audience last Wednesday evening
Come again, Smithfield, you deserve
our praise and patronage.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by members of the Elders quorum at
the Scandinavian hal last Thursday
evening. The crowd was not large
but those present enjoyed the pleas
ure of dancing and mingling with one
another. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Shaw
served some of his delicious apples
A purse containing money has been
found by Jessie Lawrence and the
owner may receive the same by call.
ing at Jessies home.
Mrs. A. A. Thomas entertained a
bunch OF twenty little tots last Mon
day the occasion being her daughter
Muriel's sixth birthday. Games were
played and refreshments served and
all had a very pleasant time.
The most elaborate and swell af.
fair of the season was the social CIV
en- last Tuesday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alma Carson. Their ideal
country home Is located about two
miles south of the city and the
guests wee transported there in
sleighs. Cards was the pleasure OF
the forepart of the evening and about
1880 very fine oyster supper was
served The tables we're beautifully
decorated with carnations and smi-
lax and covers were laid for thirty.
five. The host and hostess had spar
ed neither thought nor means in max.
ing everything most pleasant for
their guests. At the table the prizes
were awarded. Mrs. Lizzie Doty re-
ceiving the first lady's prize and Mr..
William Lewis the gentleman's first
prize, while the consoling rewards |
were granted to Mrs. J. w. Funk |
and Mr.. Earl Robinson. After sup |
per, music and stories were in order '
until the wee hours OF the morning |
when the crowd disbursed regretting
the necessity for departure. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Har.
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w. Hendricks, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Doty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ar i,
thur Mendenhall, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer.
rill of Smithheld, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rain
ey, Mrs. j. w. Funk, Mrs. Larson
of Salt Lake, Miss Nellie Robinson,
Mr. Earl Robinson, Mr.. ana Mrs.
August Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir.
dock and Miss Emma Christensen as ,
sisted in the serving.
A sad, but we trust not fatal &C.
cident occurred last Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Spackman's year
and half old baby girl Mrs. Spa.k-
man was washing and had Just dip. !
ped pail full Of boiling water out !
OF the boiler and turned to put the /
lid back on when the babe toddled
over to the pail and sat down in
the sCalding hot water. The result
can better be imagined than describ
ed. Everything that can be done has
been and is being done for the little
sufferer. Mrs. Addie Van Noy is
assisting Mrs. Spackman in caring
for the little one.
Mr.. and Mrs Brigham Monson
left for California yesterday.
Mrs. Norman Day is very low and