The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-20

what we are EOlhB " w hN''N
day. July oath at Richmond. Under
the ausp ces of the Commercial CLUB
this city will be the scene Of one of
the biggest celebrations that we have
ever witnessed and will undoubtedly
surpass anything Of its kind in his.
tory. Remember the Commercial
club is doing this and most likely
II will be done ght. The program
of the day begins with the grand pio-
ueer parade at 8 am. where YOU
will see floats, autos and pioneers led
by our brass band At 10 am. ora.
ton and speeches will be listened to
and some of the best speakers that
can be obtained in Salt Lake City
have been engaged for the occasion
I pm. foot races, sack races, three
legged races. potato races, 100 yard
dash. relay race and races for boys
and girls. Cash prizes. pm. horse
races m ball game between the
Japanese Tamaki and Company of
Ogden, twelve players winners OF the
silver cup at Ogden and picked
team Of Cache valley. The japanese
are one of the fastest teams In Utah.
After this game follows the big box
ing contest of twelve three minute
rounds with five ounce boxing gloves.
The contestants are Jack DOwneyk OF
Salt Lake, winner of the Fourth of
July contest, and Lester White OF
Chicago. White is the sparring part.
ner of Gunboat Smith, light heavy
weight champion of the world. He
has beaten such men as Peery Lew
is, Edd Parks, Phil Morgan, Jack
Traverse. These men are the best
100 pound men in the west. Also n
lively five round prel minary with
five ounce gloves between Ray Jack
son of Salt Lake and Fighting Nelson
of Boise These men weight 1873
pounds and are goers The day Will
end with a grand ball in the evening
Mr.. Homer Lemons, the husband
OF Mrs. Emma Anderson Lemons was
operated on for gallstones and kid.
ney troubles last week. He Is doing
as well as can be expected
Mrs. Eli Webb has been suffering
cons derably with a sore thumb and
hand, caused by gooseberry briers
being left in the flesh until blood poi
son set in.
Mr.. Alvin Bair is the owner Of a
new Ford.
Mr.. l.. +. Hendricks and family
are enjoying the music from a new
Estey piano.
Mr.. Justin Shepard has completed
his course in dentistry and is now
ready to go to work.
Monday even ng the home Of Mrs.
Libbie Hendricks was the scene of
a wedding reception for her son Lor.
In and his wife. Mrs. Annie Timmins
Hendricks. The party consisted or
members from the immediate fami-
lies and the evening was pleasantly
spent In social enjoyment. A delici.
ious lunch was served by Lorin's mo-
Their, Mrs. Libbie Hendricks.
Mrs. Joseph Webb entertained last
Thursday afternoon at a kensington.
About thirty-lve ladies We're present,
Games music and chatting were the
pleasures Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Last Tuesday afternoon Miss Edith
Anderson was pleasantly surprised
by a number of ladies' bringing with
them picnic and also a little tinanci'
al assistance, as Miss Edith was in
the hospital and was operated on
some time ago. She was very crate
full for the kindness shown her.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs Aus
tin Rainey entertained few OF
their most intimate friends at sup
per. The evening was spent ioyously
as only bosom friends can enjoy m
occasion OF lulS hluu, lN'Nt bl'H'H
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brown, Mrs
Fred Rainey, Mrs, Harriet Fisher
Miss Ethelyn Burnham and Mr.. lie
land Hendricks.
Mr.. Joseph Chrlstofferson Is re
model ng and adding new apartment
to his home.
Mr.. Joseph Thompson has also puI
chased a new player piano.
Mrs. Maggie Merrill and Mrs. a
ice Barnett have gone to Logan t
be at the bedside OF Mrs. Georg
Thompson who is very i'll,
Camp La Bair is again a popula
summer resort this season; with Mr.
II. A. Adamson and Mrs, Fred Chri
tenson as constant campers and nur
erous visitors going and coming,
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