The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-23
RICHMOND DEPAR TMENT
NeUs From the Lively 7oWn up North

ENJOY tneSe Deautllul spring days
the songs of the blackbirds, the re.
turn of the robins and even the sight
Of the modest pussy inspires us with
that invigorating feeling so charac.
teristic of spring.
All the business houses we're clos
ed yesterday in honor of the birthday
Of the Father Of Our Country" and
q children's dance was held in the
afternoon and one In the evening for
the public.
The subject Of statewide prohibl
ton, was enthusiastically discussed
at Parents class last Sunday, Presi.
dent Alma Merrill giving the main
lecture. DR.. Adamson and several
Of the members Joined In the discus
sion.
Mrs. d. G.. Rainey is confined to
her bed as the result of fall. Mrs.
Rainey has been crippled in one knee
for some years caused by break and
again this break gave away with the
above stated results.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison,
of Logan came up to visit Mrs.
Rainey last Sunday.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Spackman that was so badly
scalded Is reported doing very nicely
the burns healing remarkably fast.
Tuesday evening all the Scandin
avian people were invited to attend
a surprise given In honor of Mrs.
Sander. A large crowd was present
and great was the feasting and merry
making.
Four of our town boys were arrest
ed last week for having disturbed
the high school social. Three Of the
boys were fined $25, and one being
a minor was dealt with by the ju-
venile court.
Mr.. Joseph Johnson comes In a
new Buick car now.
Mr.. Leroy Dapley has returned to
his Blue Creek farm.
Monday evening President A. A.
Thomas called the members of the
Commercial club together for the pur'
pose of enjoying one of those social
treats that does so much to restore
youth and bring back faded roses to
the cheek. Everyone present had
q good healthy shake up from hear.
ty laugh and everyone will tell you
they never had better time. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Whittle, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. George Webb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. +. Bullen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Thomas, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Larson. Light refreshments were
served about IL o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas Griffin is again very
low.
Mr.. J. w. Funk has returned from
Salt Lake where he has been engag-
ed sometime in the legislature.
othelia Anderson our pleasant drug
store clerk, has been missed behind
the counter during the last week as
the result Of a severe cold.
George Christonerson, the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ChristOferson,
has been very III with lagrippe.
The play AT the End Of the Rain
bow" presented by the Mu,gals was
much appreciated BY those present
and the officers Of that organization
wish to thank the people for thei,
loyal support AID the members 0.
the play for their excellent efforts
This company went TO Franklin "a
present the play but as the electric
wires had been severed that evening
by a falling tree, the town was leu
in darkness, and our dramatic troop
returned without having been before
the footlights.
Mrs. James Funk entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor OF her sol
Willie and in the evening her daugh
ter Claudia was the honored guest
Oh, those jolly hours of games anC
goodies never to be forgotten.
Saturday afternoon George Harris
was entertaining u bunch or boys a
playing ball and for a change tn,
boys had swing on the old boart
merry so round, when in some wa!
Russell Hendricks had his finge
caught in way to partly pull thu
nail off and severely bruising tn
finger. The doctor was called to ne
move the nail and dress the wound
Friday evening Mrs. Jane Her
bricks entertained in honor OF he
son Allen. Twenty boys and girl
were present and very happy crow
they were. Games and music wer
the pleasure. Refreshments Ser
served by Mrs. Hendricks.