The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-02

and they are certainly beauties. Lew
iston and Wellsville are as yet the
ends of the line and every two hours
we can get a car for either direction.
Everybody is glad and appreciate the
services rendered by this company
Wednesday evening the members
Of the Industrial club met for the
purpose of reorganizing, the term for
the old officers having expired. The
old board of directors consisting Of
Mr.. A. A. Thomas, George o. Webb,
DR.. Adamson, William Anderson and
l.. +. Hendricks, were reelected and
prospects are that the old officers
of the organization will be reelected
Mr.. A. A. Thomas receives praise
on all sides for his excellent efforts
in doing something for the club and
have them do something for the com,
munity. After the regular business
meeting was over the ladies met with
them and a very pleasant social fol-
lowed. Social pastime of the usual
order was enjoyed after which light
but delicious refreshments were serv.
ed. About twenty-eight members and
guests we're present.
Mrs. NJ. J. Harrison and daughter
Mrs. Phebe Dahle, have returned
from Salt Lake where Mrs. Harrison
spent few days in the interest of
her millinery business. She has
brought with her nice assortment Of
beautiful hats.
George o. Webb sold his famous
percheron horse last week, receiving
a handsome price. The old company
horse was traded for a new percher-
on valued at $4,000.
The Daughters of the Pioneers will
hold their meeting at the Hall OF
Relics next Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
Every member that can be present
Is expected and others interested are
cordially invited.
Mrs. Carl Olsen ST., has gone to
Salt Lake and Ogden. She expects
to visit with her son Jalmar and his
family in Ogden, for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch have gone
to Salt Lake. Mr.. Murdoch is expect
ed to return at once while Mrs. Muir
dock will remain week or two with
her family and friends.
C.. Il. Merrill received a telegram
message last week from his oldest
son c. Leo, that he was at the quar-
antine hospital of New Jersey and Sc.
riously i'll with typhoid fever. For
the last two years, Leo has been In
South America where he has been
doing government work and his term
being up, was on his way home when
he contracted the disease on board
the ship. His companion Mr.. Wood
bury of Salt Lake is with him and
the conference president, Walt Mon
son is also a frequent visitor at his
bedside. The latest news received
was to the effect that though Leo was
very sick boy lie kept up as well
as could be expected and was re-
ceiving all the care and attention
that Is possible to give any patient.
Mr.. Merrill and family have the sym
patty of our community with the
wish for speedy recovery OF their
son.
Otto Adamson of Burnley, Idaho,
has been home visiting with his mo-
Their during the last week.
Mrs. Earl Chatterton Of Preston,
has been the guest of Mrs. Maud
Brewer during the last week.
The o. N. o. club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown last
Thursday evening, thirteen members
and guests being present. Reading
and sewing were the pleasures, af.
ter which delicious refreshments
were served.
Aubry Halgren has been unable to
attend to his duties at the Coop for
the last week. Mr.. Lagrippe having
detained him at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Bair are hap
py over the safe arrival OF baby
boy.
The w. o.. w. gave dance at
the opera house last Saturday even
ing. The house was beautifully and
appropriately decorated, the music
was hne and the crowd was A No. /,
Burt Danford being the main pro-
moter was much pleased with the
good turnout and the perfect success
of the affair.
The Home Economies of the High
school gave a dance Thursday even
ing and very pleasant evening was
spent. The hall was decorated in
the high school colors, gold and
white, and light refreshments were