The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-12

tendance.
II may be Of interest to the mum
erous relatives and friends Of rennie
Hendricks Brown of Ogden, to know
that she has been visited by the sork
during the holidays.
The seven weeks old babe of Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Andrews passed away
last Friday morning as a result OF
a severe cold settling on the lungs
Funeral services were held 1t the
home last Sunday at IL o'clock Bish-
op Merrill presided. The speakers
we're b. l.. Peart, l.. G. Johnson,
John Eskelson and Bishop Merrill.
Their oldest daughter Leona n suf-
fering with infamstory rheumatism.
The schools we're dismissed last
Thursday afternoon and q teachers
convention was held for all teachers,
superintendent and supervisors Of
the northern part OF Cache county
and the following school problems
were discussed: Arithmetic, how to
secure good reading and good writ
ing. The primary grades met separ-
ately and gave demonstrations in
connection with the work that was
discussed.
Mr.. James Funk went to Salt Lake
last Friday to attend to his legisla-
tive duties.
Bishop Merrill lhas just returned
from Salt Lake where he has spent
some time in business interests.
One of the big social events of the
week was the Scandinavian reunion
held at their hall last Thursday. A
bounte feast was partaken of be
tween the hours of IL and 3, after
which an interesting program fol-
lowed. A big dance was held in the
evening and from start to finish II
was a perfect success. \ great
many OF the old people that had not
met for many day, were taken there
in sleighs to meet with one another
and review bygone days in social
chats. The committee did every
thing possible to make 1t pleasant for
all.
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lawrence, a party was given last
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Webb. The guests consisted
of members of the families. a cell
cious supper was served AMI the re
mainder of the evening was spent in
social pastime. Mr.. and Mrs, Lau-
r renee left for California last Wednes.
) day.
Mr.. Fred Christensen has been
4 paying tribute OF respect to Mr..
5 Lagripp, for a few days, by housing
. himself up ON a couch near the stove.
i Being one OF the social pears, We
r wish him to know that he and his
q wife were greatly missed at our last
9 big time the pioneer party.
And still We have great deal OF
d sickness among the little folks.
l. Mrs. William spackman's infant
q has been very seriously Ill. Also
a babes belonging to Mrs. Game, Mrs
e William Barnett and Mrs. Altheria
q Carlson.
l. Mrs. Rosco Stoddard Of Downey IL
} here with her sister Mrs. Ute Grit
s fin.
Elmer Stoddard returned last Sat
$ urday noon from his twenty-si'
4 months mission in the Southern
@ States. On account OF sickness ,h'
returned sooner than was intended
t as the mission president counted OF
T. keeping him there until spring I'll
Q mer is some better, but not as wei
as he might be.
5, Another OF our town boys, has en-
=, tered the happy state Of matrimony
!, this time 1t was Earl Lewis. II
L. chose his better half among the bell
o of Smithfield and the fortunate ont
II is Miss Pearl Griffith, a sister to Rol
y and Tom Griffith. They are locate'
p in Mary Hendricks old home.
IS A big masquerade ball will be hell
at the Scandinavian hall on Thursda.
IT night.
10 Among the visitors during tn
o. week we have noticed Mr.. and Mrs
:. Warren Burnham Of Logan; Mrs
y, Helberg, and family, OF Logan; Mr.
!. INITIAL OF Salt Lake; Mrs. Hill o
Ie Smithfield.
h The Home Economics society will
u meet In the high school building mex
Wednesday evening at o'clock. A
e. interesting program is being pre-
lie pared.
Is Men have been around buying u
II horses for the European war.
III Mrs. Harriet Fisher has been quit
s. i'll for some time.
le Mrs. Tensile Shepard has moved i