The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-30

hlCnUOnu, NOV, - 49, ne HEe
which burned the drug store and res
idence OF Mr.. A a. Thomas, also
the meat market owned by Mr.. Jack
Murdoch early Friday morning has
cast gloom over most CT the people
of Richmond The fire is Thought to
be started in the back room Of the
meat market. The alarm was quick
ly spread, a response was rendered.
but the water was scarce and the fire
had got such hold. that those work
ing were unable TO keep the flames
from the drug store Most all OF
the furniture and clothing from the
residence was saved and few OF
the drug store supplies. but the loss
will amount to several thousand dol
lars. Mr.. Thomas and family are
living in the Merrill residence just
west of town. they will continue to
live there this winter. Mr.. Thomas
viii move his drug store supplies in
the Griffitns and Cantwell building
where he will continue business,
while his building is being rebuilt.
The school entertainment Wednes-
day evening was indeed success.
The teachers are all to be congratu-
lated on the beautiful way in which
the play was carried through. The
entertainment was in the form Of
operetta entitled, The Fireny, Made
line Christensen taking the part of
the freely.
Logan Tuesday She is nursing
Mrs. Florence Reece who gave birth
to a fine baby boy.
Mr.. ]. w. Funk and wife return
ed Sunday evening from the coast
where they had spent two weeks
They report having a very pleasant
trip.
Miss Josephine Wallace left last
Wednesday for Salt Lake where she
viii spend the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents.
LtldIu ana Ntlhbu lltllul lNhS lt-
turned home from their farm at Blue
Creek Monday evening.
Mr.. F. r. Schrepel the telephone
manager spent the week end in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. G. G.. Hendricks spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Ogden on i'm.
portant business, so ne says, but we
wonder which was the more import
ant, the business or Hazel.
Miss Blanche Pond of Lewiston
spent Thursday afternoon and Friday
in Richmond, guest of Miss Veda
brewer.
Mr. Justin Shepherd spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. |. Shepherd. He returned
to Salt Lake Saturday morning ac-
companied by mis- brother DR.. Leo
Shepherd.
Mrs ]. r Murdoch and son B'aine
spent Thursday and Friday in Ogden
Mrs. Phebe DAZZLE of snowville is
in Richmond visiting her mother
Mrs. NJ. J Harrison.
Mr., Ray Stoddard returned home
Saturday evening from few days
visit in Salt Lake and Bountiful.
A number of the Richmond people
went TO Logan Thursday afternoon
TO attend the big football game
The dance Thursday night was
well pa'roniz2ed. Most everyone
seemed to enjoy a good time.
Mr.. Bill and Sylis Knapp returned
home from ReXburg Wednesday
They expect to spend about weer
here, then they will leave again fol
RcXburg.
Mr., and Mrs Edward Webb wer,
in Hyrum Thursday evening attend
ing ne wed''~~ ~ Mrs. Webb
brother Irwin Wilcox.
The regular conloint meeting vii
be he'd in the Richmond opera hous
Sunday evening, December an
the following program given: Address
Elder Nathan Merrill music, NJ.
A. Orchestra; vocal solo, Sampso
Webb; recitation, Alvera Johnson.
The program for the regular NJ,
tual meeting held December G Is Q
follows; Retold story, Eva Merrill
piano solo, Iris Harris, and the Boy
Chorus.
Union meeting was held in Ric
mond Sunday, November 2S at Il
usual time.
Priesthood meeting was acid hel