The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-22

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house in Richmond.
Miss Ethelyn Burnham will TAX
her sisters place as librarian 70
two or three weeks while Lula SPEND
her vacat on in Salt Lake.
Mrs. JOS Nelson has returned from
Downey, where she has spent tw,
weeks visiting with her sisters.
The committees for the Fourth O
July celebration are busy arranging
the day; candidates for GODDESS are
appointed and preparations for a big
time are being made. The complete
program will be given in newt Tues
days issue.
Next Thursday the Scandinavian
people of Cache valley will assemble
here on the public square to cele.
brate midsummer day. This is the
day of the birth of John the Baptist
and all the Protestant nations of the
European countries celebrate. The
purpose of the occasion Is also to
reunite with old friends that perhaps
have not met since they were back
In old country and many look forward
to next Thursday with joyful hearts.
We trust the weather will be in their
favor and we welsome all OF the
Scandinavians of the valley to our
city and shall try to make 1t as pleas.
ant as possible for them while here.
A program will be rendered at 3
p. m. and previous to that some time
will be spent in playing games and
dancing national dances. The Rich.
mond band will furnish muse. Re.
freshment booths will also be arrang.
ed for. A big dance in the evening
Will finish the day.
Mrs. Shelton of Logan has been the
guest of Mrs. Veda Brewer during
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stringham of
Salt Lake came up In their car last
Saturday evening bringing with them
Misses Linda and Aud Inc Burnham
who have visited about one month
with relatives in Salt Lake. After re.
at the home of ]. l.. Burn.
ham over night they started for Salt
Lake again Sunday morning, taking
with them Mrs. j. l.. Burnham and
her daughters, zelda, Lulu and Amy
They will arrive there in time to cei.
citrate the birthday of Mrs. C. w.
Penrose, the mother of Mrs. Burn
ham.
Mrs. Frank Robinson and her two
daughters Verna and Nell took Sun
day dinner with Mrs. Leona Mathers
Of Smithfeld.
Mr., Thomas Ballantine OF Illinois,
has purchased farm in City Creek
from Bishop Larsen of Cove and is
now erecting a residence there.
Mr.. j. w. Funk and Mr.. Burt
Danford were the speakers on the
prohibition question at parents class
last Sunday. The prevailing desire Of
he people is to have 1t dry" Elcc.
ion takes place June 30.
A lady new conner arrived last
week to gladden. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hilmer Johnson and one ut
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
All concerned are do.
ng nicely.
Don't forget Priesthood day next
Saturday.
Mr.. William e. Litz of Lewiston
md Miss Vivian Tippetts were unit.
I'd In marriage last Wednesday and a
supper was served to the
immediate relatives at the bride
sroom's home. Congratulations and
wishes for happy future are extend
ID from our community.
Miss Ezilca Schow and Miss 9th.
lila Anderson are visiting IN Rexburg
IDAHO.
Mrs. Maggie Wright OF Eureka and
Ter sister Libbie johnson have been
Iome visiting with their parents Mr..
nd Mrs. Nels Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olsen celebrat.
ID their silver wedding last Sunday
vening and few of their immediate
elat!ves and friends spent the even.
ng with them, enjoying a good old
ime visit Supper was served by
lrs. Olsen.
One of the social events of the sea.
on which promises to be big sue
ess Is the Smith family reunion to
e held at the Richmond opera house
uly 3, by all the descendants of the
ate William Smith At 10 a. m.
meeting will commence and the pro.
ram consisting of biographical
ket,h of the late William Smith; ad.
ress OF welcome, songs, Rotations,
lusical selections, toasts and speech
s, will be rendered. And the follow.
lg will ofiiciate: Master Of ceremon.
IS, David Smith Jr., r Richmond: Chap