The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-09-21
RICHMOND DEPART MENT
NeUs From the Lively 7oWn up North

Sunday. His sermon was appropriat
for the day, and the choir RENDERED
some very beautiful music, also tn
song by the gentlemen quartet wa
much enjoyed.
A goose dinner was served by Mrs
Arthur Mendenhall Sunday the occa
sion being her daughter Ferns tent
birthday. The guests were brother
and sisters of Mrs. Mendenhall wit.
their families also Mrs. Melissa Nc
Carey.
Mr.. Lisle Thompson will leave fo
Chicago next month to take course
in Pharmacy at the Northwestern
Medical College.
Leslie Trip, son of Mr.. William
Trip, and Christy Halverson, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Halver
son, we're married at Logan last Wed
nesday and a big wedding supper
awaited them at the brides home on
their return. A host of relatives
were assembled to greet the happy
couple and extend congratulations
They were also presented with many
beautiful presents. Sunday they de-
parted for their future home in Ari-
mo, Idaho, where Leslie has a large
homestead. As a special guest at the
reception may be mentioned Mrs. He
Der Chatterton of Arimo. Sincere
wishes for happy future are extend
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Trip by
the community.
The following students have gone
to Logan to continue their education.
Alice Merrill La Rue Merrill, Don
Merrill, Vera Merrill, Tennie Merrill,
MILFORD Merrill, Leroy Funk, and Har
old Monson.
Mr. Reynold Merrill will teach in
Malad, Idaho.
Veda Merrill has left for Newton
where she will teach school this sea-
son and Eliza Stoddard and Elsie
Skidmore will teach al COveville.
Mrs. Ella Robinson has returned
from three weeks visit to Star
Valley.
Mr.. Aaron Merrill is the happy
owner of a new Maxwell car.
Jack Christensen was the Tucker
Jack Christensen was the lucky
prize winner of the small auto at
Hendricks confectionery. Eighteen
thousand votes did it.
Mrs. f. p. Woolley, Mrs. Andrew
Mrs. Morgan Knapp and
Mrs. Hortense Shepard gave their
Junior primary boys an outing on the
hills last Saturday and fifteen boys
each with Japanese kite, made the
occasion a lively event. After hav.
ing enjoyed the sport Of flying the
Kites, most delicious lunch was serv.
ID by the officers consisting of sand.
wicnes, cake, punch and fruit of all
kinds.
Next Sunday the stake Mutual con.
'ention will convene at the opera
house at 10 a. m, 2 and p. m. the
evening meeting will be open to the
public and the other two for the Nh.
.ual officers only. Two members OF
The general board are expected to be
present. The stake presidency re-
quest 100 per cent of the Mutual off.
GERS to be present.
A fine band concert was given to
the public Sunday evening.
Don't forget our regular priesthood
day next Saturday.
Two very interesting questions
were discussed in Parents class on
Sunday. First: What are the quail.
ties we most desire to have the teach.
ers bring out in our children? and the
second: What can we as parents sug,
gest to the teachers that viii be for
the betterment of our schools
Grandpa McAllister the father of
James McAllister, VINO has been Wis.
iting with his son here since last
April, passed away last Friday. The
cause of his death was old age and
general debility. He was IS years
Of age His body was shipped &c
ROCK Springs, Wyoming last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bullen and Mr.
and Mrs. Birdie Harrison made 9
flying trip Sunday. to visit near rela
tiyes in their home town.