The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-22
RICHMOND DEPARTMENT
NelUs From the Lively Town up North

ho"tlb,
After such long spell of storms ant
showers.
Richmond, June 81 The event Of
the week was the wedding reception
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Rainey who
were married in the Salt Lake TEN
pie two weeks ago. They went from
there to Cedar City to visit the par
ents' of the bride. Mrs. Rainey was
Miss Ethel Jensen, an accomplished
young lady of Cedar City and has
taught school in our city two years
Mr.. Rainey is one OF our best young
men. They arrived home Thursday
evening where a big reception was
given them at the home OF the grooms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ralney.
Electric lights were placed all over
the lawn where an excellent supper
was served to about sixty guests.
When the bride and groom arrived,
their path was strewn with roses by
the little flower girls, Madeline Chris
Jensen and florence Jenkins. Beau
tiful roses in profusion throughout
the house and lawns. Miss Goldie
Rainey was assisted in serving by
Miss Alta Webb and Jessie and HUI
da Stoddard. 1t was the wee sma
hours before the guests departed,
having spent a very pleasant evening
and wishing the happy couple good
luck and godspeed on their journey
through life.
Our city officials are having trouble
with people who wilfully waste city
water or allow II to run on their
gardens or lawns over the limited
time. At the present time the people
in the eastern and southern parts OF
the town haven't drop of water in |
their hydrants. While the people In |
the western part have been letting |
II run TO waste. A good supply is
running into the reservoir but |
not enough for such watering as has |
been gong on and # has been de-
cided that all people using the city |
water for their gardens or lawns,
excepting between the hours of and |
a. m. and 6 and p. m. and those
wilfully wasting II or having leaking |
hydrants or running water motors
are subject to prosecution and will
be dealt with according to law. Ev.
cry citizen Is urged to help the city
in this matter, by being
careful with the water and also by
reporting In case they notice any vio-
lations to these orders.
Mrs. Lydia Mathews has returned |
to Cache valley and is now with her
sister Mrs. Cottle, in Franklin Her
many friends will be grieved to hear
hat she Is in most critical condi.
ion. Il
Word was received from C. G.
Christensen Of Mink Creek that his
son Peter, had been killed by hay
'ork, one Of the tines having pierced
MS stomach. He leaves a wife, par
,nts and sisters TO mourn his loss.
Mr.. G.. G. Christensen and family
we're residents OF this city but NOV.
ID to Mink Creek about seventeen
Tears ago. The mother of the de.
leased is a sister OF Mr.. c. +. Chris.
ensen Of Richmond.
News from our friends, Verna and
-eroy Robinson of Virginia, Idaho,
tate that a very young lady arrived
I Their home last week and that she
as come to stay.
Mrs. Morgan Knapp has returned
rom her two weeks visit with her
lister in Chesterfield, Idaho. [
Mr.. c. z. Harris. Mr.. Joseph
cart and Mr.. Roe Harris were mo-
pred to Salt Lake by Edward Webb
asst Saturday evening. business inter ,
SITS being their motive.
Mrs. Jane jenkins OF Oakley, Ida.
o. is visiting at the home of her |
ather, William Smith Sr., and will ,
emain here until after the Smith re. .
Mon.
Miss Iris Hendricks was pleasant.
; surprised last Wednesday evening ,
the home OF her friend Miss Eve ,
m Thompson. The party consisted I
I Y. l.. NJ. /. A. officers of the :
ard and Mrs, Lucy Merrill and Mrs. \
nnie Bullen OF the stake. A very
lee leather upholstered rocker was 9
to Miss Hendricks and a {
ost pleasant evening was spent in !
lmes and music, after which light ]
,freshments were served by the com. 1
ittee which consisted of Lulu Burn. =
nm, Evelyn Thompson and Effa g
liant. .
Mrs. NJ. ]. Harrison has just re- d
rned from a brief visit to Draper,
here she went to attend the An. q
'ews reunion. (,
Mr., and Mrs. Nels Johnson are Wis. I,
Ina vpitI thai .pp Tphn ,,l Il