The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-10
RICHMOND DEPART MENT
Ne,Os From the Lively 7olUn up North

Richmond, Aug. 9.-lIere II is
Tuesday again. Do you notice how
quickly the time passes on, aud the
older you let and the buster you
are. the faster time hys. But let
us pause for a moment and read
Richmond news.
The Daughters of the Pioneers held
their monthly meeting at the Hall of
Relics last Wednesday, Mr.. Ben
Peart being the first speaker, said
he was the third child born at Salt
Lake and gave some very interesting
anecdotes of his boyhood days. Mrs.
A. A. Thomas related some of her eX-
periences while away on her trip to
the California exposition. This con.
Guided the program after which a
most delicious lunch was served by
members of the society.
Miss Martson gave another of her
cooking demonstrations on the cleo
trio stove at the home of Mrs. Annie
Bullen last week. Twelve lad es were
present. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. George Doty has the contract
for the erection of Mr.. Farley Mel
sons residence at Cherry Creek, and
the work at hauling sand and gravel
has begun.
Mr.. Jalmar Ritter of Ogden was II
Richmond visitor last Saturday and
Sunday.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
Bullen who was feared to have anoth-
er attack of pneumonia is up and
around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bair and
Mrs. Hank Bair took a flying trip
to Salt Lake in Their car last Sunday
Mr.. Bair and family had just re-
turned from their farm at Downey
Idaho.
We are pleased to report Mr.. and
Mrs. Roe Harris gradually improving
from an attack of typhoid pneumo.
mia.
Also Mrs. II. A. Adamson has
returned from the hospital greatly
improved.
Mrs. Augusta Johnson entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Alice Ritter, her slster-in-law
from Ogden. The tine was most
pleasantly spent in social pastime,
intermingled with songs and music.
About eighteen ladies were present.
Most delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Johnson.
About sixteen little girls and boys
were royalty entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. George
Hendricks the party given to his old
est daughter Ruth. Games and music
furnished the amusements and Miss
Lily Day served refreshments.
Herbert Aylworth "a year old son
of Charles Aylworth, pleasantly sur
prised his father last Wednesday by
uneXpectantly paying him visit.
Herbert comes from Arizona and is
on his way to the California expos
tions. lie will visit with Mr.. Ayl.
worth and family for a few days
Mr.. William Lawrence is having
an up to date little bungalow erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson are the
happy parents of boy twins, arriving
last FIR dag a. m. Congratulations are
extended from all sides.
Last Friday Ada Peart, the FIVE
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander Peart, had her fingers caught
in an electric wringer and before the
mother could get to the machine TO
turn off the power the hand and arm
up to the elbow, had gone through.
pressing the limb almost fiat The in
tense pain following can well be i'm
agined. Though the arm and hand is
fearfully bruised and swollen, yet no
bones are broken and when the old
reliable physic an "Time" has had his
chance, the experience will be but a
dream.
Another painful accident happened
to little Richard Rainey the six year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rain
ey. Last Tuesday while playing In
the stack yard with other children at