The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-16
BATCH OF
NEWS FROM
NORTH LOGAN

North Logan, Jan. 14.-The holi
days have passed off very pleasantly
here. We trust that the true spirit
of the same will ever be with us.
The spirit of making others happy
either by word or deed.
The children are back at school
and are hard at work.
If you want the time of your life
make 1t convenient to attend gath.
ering gotten up by the Old Folks
committee, Carl Nyman, Andrew Ny
man and Fred Wierman.
On Friday, January all the mar.
ried people were invited to attend
our Old Folks party. Every house.
wife In the ward had been previous
ly notified of what she should fur
nish in the way of food and drink.
Two long tables were groaning urs
der their heavy burden of the goou
things to eat. or the central com,
mittee Of the old folks Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo..
Cole and Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bar.
rett, were present. A few relatives
and friends were present from other
wards. At about l p. m. the walters
announced that their tables were
ready. About 100 were served with
dinner. 1t was Simply banquet. I"
The feasting kept up until 3:15
when the following program was
rendered.:
Singing, Come Let Us Anew
prayer ................ Carl Nyman
Address of Welcome Andrew Nyman
Song ................. John Miller
Recitation ...... Rosamond Nyman
Paper ............. Susan J. Smith
Music. John Ashleman and Company
Comic Paper. - Sadie H. Nyman
song ................ Joseph Gilgen
Reading ........... .Rosana Hopkins
Music. John Ashleman and Company
Song ................ Jos. Folkman
Reading ............ Mary A. King
Music ....,.......... James Nyman
Song INSTRUMENTATION. Levere King
Song ........... Caroline Peterson
Mrs. Lydia Nyman, Mrs. Mabel
Chambers, Mrs. Ellen Vaughan,
Misses Violet Ne.son, Lena Gilgen
and Annie Peterson served the din.
ner. A dance in the evening for all
over twenty years brought to q close
one of the most enjoyable social
events ever held in the ward.
Our ward conference was held on
Sunday last. There were two sessions
beginning at 2 and 1880 p. m. The
visiting brethren were President
+. Bal.if and j. z. Stewart. The
singing, the reports of the various
organizations and the speaking of
the visiting brethren were all ey,
cellent. Our bishopric reported the
ward in good working condition and
hoped that in a year from now we
might be able to make better report.
than We had made. However, they
rejoiced in seeing the improvement
that was apparent.
Miss Eliza King entertained TWEEN.
ty OF her friends at very delightful
party Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Beatrice Hyer OF Lewiston who
spent several days in the ward with
friends. Dainty refreshments were
served. Games and music were fea.
lures Of the evening.
Mrs. Ellen Ferguson was called to
Wellsville Sunday on account of sick
ness.
Mr.. Frank Peterson who cut his
foot with an AK six weeks ago is
still on crutches, but is on the i'm;
prove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wierman are
rejoicing over their first grandchild.
A little girl arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Bowen at Beaver
Dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holmgreen OF
Richmond We're visitors in our ward
Monday evening.
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