The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-20
RICHMOND DEPART MENT
News From the Lively 7olUn up North

tltt tlHI many Ol lhtHl are liOih o'h
err towns but they concern Richmond
ties transplanted there and | feel
sure that We are as interested in
them as we were while they were in
our midst
On Monday evening April IL, the
NJ. /. A. held social which marked
the closing of the winter season and
the following interesting program
was rendered: Girls chorus, Roses
Fair" lead by Mrs. A. A. Thomas.
This was very fine and received an
encore. Talk by Principal Anderson,
What Has the Mutual Work Done
For U.s." Cornet selection by John
Omansen and Windell Thompson;
paper by Miss Lenora Merrill, "A
Dream of the Future, What Are We
Coming To?" Music from a Victrola
by Frank Harris; song "The Lord Is
My Shepard, by Austin Rainey and
Miss Ethel Jensen. President Lucy
Merrill then presented Mr.. Frank
Harris with check for the last pay
ment of the piano and turned our pi-
ano key over to the bishop as tok-
en- that the piano Is at the disposal
of the ward. Responses were then
given by Mr.. Harris and Bishop Mer-
rill after which Stake officer LaPriel
Hyer OF Lewiston spoke a short time
After the program, about one hour
was spent In dancing.
The Commercial Club is comment
ing to prepare for their annual ban
quet which will be held April 90.
Last Wednesday evening Mr. John
T. Game Of the A. C. lectured in
the club room his talk was on breed
ing and the care of hogs. At the
same time, Miss McCheyene Of the
A. C. talked to the ladies of the
Home Economies Society She spoke
of the advantages of being a member
of that organization OF the work eX-
pected from members individually,
also the necessity of vacation for
the mothers. The next meeting of
this society will be held one week
from tomorrow "wednesday and an
interesting program is being prepared
The following went TO hear Helen
Keller last Wednesday evening: Mrs.
II. A. Adamson and daughter, Bonnie,
Mona Larson, Mrs. Hattie Christen.
sen and daughter, Madeline, Mrs.
Jane Thompson, Grace Thompson,
Austin Rainey, Adrian Atkin, Miss
Dirbisher, Nellie Robinson, Mrs. A.
A. Thomas and daughters, Mildred
and Elois and the school teacher Of
the district schools and also of the
high school.
A big band dance will be held on
Wednesday evening. Everybody is
cordially invited.
A fine up to date soda fountain has
been installed in our drug store, one
that Mr.. A. A. can justly be proud
of.
Anna Anderson has returned from
Salt Lake where she has been visit
ing the last two weeks.
A mass meeting will be held in
the near future for the purpose of
considering the purchase of the land
which was under consideration for
the high school site some time ago
An Arbor day tea party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. \.
Hendricks of Logan last Thursday
for the purpose OF announcing the en-
gagement OF the hostess Miss Lalene
Hendricks to Judge G. II. Hart Of
Salt Lake. This will undoubtedly be
n great surprise to many of her rel
ptiyes and friends here, as II was to
the guests of that party. Miss Lalene
Is well known here as indeed she is
throughout the stake, being presi-
dent of the stake Y l.. NJ. |. A. and
her many friends wish her much hap.
piness. The following ladies from
Richmond were in attendance at the
party; Mrs. Chloe and Mrs. Victoria
Merrill Miss Lenora Merrill, Mrs.
Nellie Webb, Mrs. Tina Peart, Mrs,
Joseph Hendricks, and Mrs. Alice
Merrill and Miss Mable Hendricks,
students Of the A. c.. assisted in
serving.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Hendricks, now of oxford, has been
made glad by the safe arrival Of a
son. .u,.1,,.0n
70 ~Orval John, All, and Pauline have
been visiting with their mother, Mrs,
Almira Hendricks few days.
Miss Ruby Harrison OF Logan has
been visiting with Miss Goldie Rain
ey the last week.
A new player piano Is now in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plant
Earl Lewis and wife have moved
into the home of David Smith Jr.
Ed Larson has gone with his broth
er in law to Nevada to look at some
land which they will probably invest