The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-27

mond and We all know him well ana
extend our deepest sympathy in his
said bereavement.
On account Of stake and semian.
nual conferences both coming SO near
the time our priesthood meeting was
to be held 1t was thought best to dis
pense with that meeting for this
month.
Don't forget home economics tomor-
row night at o'clock in the high
school building.
We are all glad to know that Mrs.
Sarah Larson is rapidly improving.
J. w. and Joseph Ford have been
| up from Centerville in the interest
of the cattle business.
Ray Van Noy and his uncle Mr..
Bagly will open their furniture store
ready for business this week. Mr..
Van Noy spent few days in Salt
Lake last week in the interest of
that firm. They expect to start in
with an up to date stock and invite
everybody to call and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cowley of
New York. have been visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Larson
Mrs. June Cowley is niece of Mrs.
Helen Larson.
Lillian Monson Grassy of Salt Lake
was the guest of Miss Iris Hendricks
Thursday and Friday OF last week.
The following telephone officials
were visitors here last week, A. II.
Denike, general manager Of the wes-
tern division, w. Cockerel division
traffic superintendent and +. W.
Carroll, district manager. After hav-
ing located Mr. Shrepel down stairs
and three doors east, he shook hands
with the gentlemen, he told them he
was advancing rapidly.
The Commercial Club held their
annual banquet last Friday evening
and a very pleasant time was had.
The banquet was held at Hotel Rich
, mond and much credit is due Mr.. and
Mrs. Murdoch for the style of serv-
ing and also for the delicious sup.
per. The tables were decorated with
snapdragons and carnations and COW
ers were laid for about thirty-five.
Principal Anderson, acted as toast
master and was certainly equal to the
occasion President A. A. Thomas
gave a short humorous introduction
talk followed by one of similar ma
ture by Fred Christensen. AS usual
Fred knew just what to say and how
to say 1t. "Why Should Richmond Be
Dry" was the question toasted by
]. w. Funk and his talk was mas.
terpiece of serious humor wherein he
made It plain that Richmond has no
both but one would have to give way
to the other and in conclusion he
suggested that We have her dry. j.
l.. McCarry former county superin-
tendent toasted the high school ques-
ton. He explained at first that 1t
was impossible to make 1ocular
toast out of question OF that nature
and so proceeded in an interesting
manner to speak OF the site that we
have picked out and should we make
use of our option to that land. He
also referred to the advantages OF
such an institution in our midst Mrs.
c. A. Larson toasted THE Gents. 4"
These talks We're interspersed with
/ witty stories from the POSTMASTER
and the program was indeed very
fine Printed programs were awarded
each member, beautiful music from
the Richmond band lent charm to the
occasion, dancing at the opera house
afforded variety to the pleasures and
the pleasant association with one an.
: other made the occasion complete.
The Primary officers are planning
an outing for the whole Primary and
the parents of the children on May
/. They have procured rates on the
street car and will leave for High
Creek on the 1919 car. Braiding of
the May Pole, program, refreshments,
are some of the features OF the day
They will return on the 5:37 car
Fare five cents return ticket. The
tickets will be procured by the oilic,
ers on Friday.
Leo Merrill has returned home con
siderably improved
Last Friday was parents day al
the district schools and a goodly mum
Der of the parents turned out. Nc
specialties had been arranged bu
just the regular class work and moth
ing could have pleased the parents
more than to see the schools in thei
everyday working order. The par
ents were much elated over the worl
and the capability of the teachers,
The o. n. o. club gave a dancing
party in the opera house Saturda,
evening. Invitations We're eXtende
3 to about one hundred couples an,
quests from Othar pitipg Logan | pU