The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-01

her daughter Elvan. A jolly after
noon was spent in childhood sports
and games. Goodies, such as hve
year Odds love were served by Mrs.
l.. McCarrey.
Mrs. Morgan Knapp entertained a
crowd OF eighteen boys and girls last
Wednesday afternoon the occasion
being her daughter Lavenla's Sth
birthday. Pleasures of the usual or
der were enjoyed and refreshments
served by Mrs. Knapp.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hendricks of Pocatel-
10 was visiting with relatives and
friends during the fore part Of last
week.
Anna Anderson was operated on
last week for appendicitis. She is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. Walt Egan was also operated
on for the same trouble and he also
Is doing well.
Mr.. Eckersley and family have
moved into their new home which
was purchased from Mrs. Eliza Shep-
ard some time ago and where Mr..
and Mrs. Justin Shepard have sprrt
so many years of their lives.
Mr.. C. z. Harris spent part Of
last week in Salt Lake on business.
Mr.. C. A. Larson was crippled up
part of last week from the effects OF
being kicked by runaway horse.
Miss May Bright the daughter Of
Jos Bright, was married last week
to a Mr.. Bingham of Smithfed.
Mrs. Dizzy oIsten Of Man,i, aaS
purchased her mothers home that
of the late Amanda Griffin, and has
now moved in.
Mr.. Andrew Morrison Of Newcas-
tie, was Richmond visitor last
week.
Phillip Woodland the seven year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woodland. met with the misfortune
of breaking his left leg In two places
Just above the ankle, last Monday
As he was climbing a picket fence
in chase for birds, his pant leg was
caught on one of the pickets hud the
leg was broken by the boys own
weight. Surgical help was obtained
at once and Phil Is getting along ve,y
nicely.
Last Friday evening a large num-
Der of our people went to Logan to
listen TO the famous singer Kiss
Emma Lucy Gates.
Our farmers were visited by cat
tie buyers last week and fancy prlc-
es were paid for one carload o. the
best milk COWS owned by them.
C. q. Harris, Ivan Nilsson, Carl
Carlson and Victor Larson we're mo-
tored to Deith, Nevada, last Sunday
to look at land with future prospects
of securing some.
Mrs. Tessie Shepard has come
nome from NSNdud u spShu NV SUM
mer here.
Mrs. Minnie White and little
tots have gone to Paradise to spend
Decoration Day.
Next Thursday will be big da!
here for the old folks and elaborate
preparations are being made to on
terrain them. E'f.
Priesthood day was observed las
| Saturday, but on account of ba'
roads the turnout was not what
might have been.
Remember our big Primary bazaa
today at 2 p. IN.
Last Friday afternoon bad loof
ing runaway occurred on Main stree
Mr.. Alma Spackman's team had bee
frightened by coasting wagons ru
by children along the sidewalk
They had torn themselves loos
from the tying post in front of MI
James Peterson's home and dasho
down Main street in great spec
knocking down and running over
horse that was being herded in Il
street and Primary just being on
some of the children had some We,
narrow escapes. Fortunately no OF
was injured the wagon and harno
were broken
Mr.. John Corbridge is at the pre-
ent time in very poor health, a,
unable to leave his bed for any leng
of time.
Lewis McCarrey and Bishop T,
Merrill We're the speakers at our 81
rament meeting last Sunday.
ID A reception including immediI
,e relatives only, was held at the no
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Harris i
b Saturday evening. The occasion
in ing the returning home Of their {
Melvin ana his young bride who J
spent about three weeks of their h
=, eymoon at the San Francisco FIX
sitions. The rooms were beauti
ly decorated in Cupid designs and
W | nannias and bridal wreath ahOun