The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-09-21

was not a bit welcome even II he
did paint the leaves red.
About forty Of our people went tc
Brigham City on Peach Day, but 9
great many more are talking county
fair.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Mabe
Allen entertained her pupils in Rich
mond, at her home in Coveville
Games were played and refreshments
were served to about twenty-five
The street car ride to and from the
spur added delight to the occasion
Miss Allen will leave for Salt Lake
in another week, where she expects
to study music for three months.
The Primary Stake Board held
their meeting at the home of Mrs.
Clara Sparks of Smithfield last We'd
nesday. After meeting Mrs. Sparks
served refreshments.
Mrs. ]. C. Olsen served after din
ner coffee to a number OF her friends
Thursday and most pleasant after
noon was spent at her cosy little
home on Center street.
The Primary social for the begin.
ming of the missionary class for the
season was a perfect success, both
socially and financially. Mr.. Oman
sens orchestra consisting of ten boys
,din ne q.
one girl at the piano, played, and If
you don't think they furnished some
fine music, you should have been
there to hear them. This orchestra
certainly reflects favorably on its
leader as well as the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Skidmore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham Monson at
tended the wedding reception at Prov.
idence, of Miss Laverne zollinger and
Mr.. Lorenzo Skidmore of Preston,
who were married in the Salt Lake
temple last Wednesday. Mr.. Skid
more has been a teacher at Idaho
Falls and will teach there again this
winter.
Miss Linda Burnham has accepted
a position as teacher of the first
grade in Kanab, Kane county. n dis
lance of over five hundred miles from
her home.
Mrs. Maud Brewer accompanied by
Mrs. Emma Telford of Lewiston. at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Steven
Gee of Tooele last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Thomas
are happy over the safe arrival of a
daughter. All concerned are doing
nicely.
Mr.. Jesse Webb met with the mis-
fortune last Monday of being thrown
from horse and getting his ankle
broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coult and son
Of Salt Lake, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Traveller. They all
went to Gentle Valley last week to
visit Mr.. Frank Christensen's fam
lily. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Ellsworth of
ReXburg are Richmond visitors.
Mr., and Mrs. Leo Merrill left for
Chicago last Wednesday. They will
make their home there while Leo
takes four years course at the
North Western Medical College.
Mrs, Alma Merrill entertained
crowd of young people Saturday eve.
ming complimentary to her son Ruel
who leaves for Harvard, next week.
where he viii take a three years
course in law The evening was most
pleasantly spent in games and music.
Refreshments were served to about
forty-fve.
DR., Leo Shepard will be employed
in Franklin, Tuesdays and Fridays of
each week.
Mrs. Lila Webb entertained eight
Of her lady friends at kenslngton
Friday afternoon. Sewing was the
feature of the occasion. Dainty re.
freshments were served by Mrs
Webb.
Thursday Mrs. Amy Shepard was
the hostess at a chicken dinner. A
most pleasant afternoon was spent by
those present.
Mr.. Jorgen Johnson and Mr.. C. A.
Carlson are enjoying a new car.
Milo Harrison with his boys OF the
deacons' quorum were invited TO
spend the evening at the home Of
Mr.. George Hodges. The time was
spent in games and merrymaking
such as boys enjoy.
Mr.. Farley Nelson had the misfor.
tune OF losing one of his beautiful
Holstein cows, valued at $500. She
was to have gone to the county fair.
Mrs. Edward Webb entertained
last Thursday for her little seven
year old daughter Cloris, and a most
Jolly time Is reported