The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-20


the Deacons' quorum went up 70 Hy-
/ rum BARS home last week to listen
to Mr. BARS stories Of his pioneer
life. The boys stayed all night.
A great many OF our people attend.
ed the stake conference at Smithfeld
last Sunday.
The o. N. o. club varied their
program somewhat last week by TAX.
! ing in the picture show and after
that Hendricks confectionery where
they spent an hour of two having a
| jolly time.
The Primary social announced,
! postponed, and reported as having
happened, finally came off last
Thursday evening at the club room.
A very interesting program was rem
dered including the presentation of
rings to the retiring officers Presi-
dent Alice Barnett and her counsel
or Mrs. Wilcox. Light lunch was
served, after which games were play
ed. Those present we're the stake
and local officers OF the Primary as.
ISOLATION.
Miss Rawson of Ogden, niese of
Mrs. Kirby is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirby for two or three weeks.
Mr.. Leland Hendricks has gone to
Blue Creek for the summer to work
on the farm.
The burglar who entered the
Smithfeld Drug Store, lead the Smith
field officers a merry chase over the
hills east of Richmond where they
followed his trail to Franklin but
were unsuccessful in capturing him
that day. Herbert Adamson and
Herbert Van Noy Joined the officer in
the chase.
Fred Christianson and Anthem
Christensen have gone to Holbrook
to work on their farms there.
Dean Bullen celebrated his seventh
birthday last week by having a mum
Der of his playmates at the home
where they enjoyed the childhood
sports for a couple of hours.
We regret to have to report that
Mrs. John Johnson of Arco, Idaho,
is in very critical condition since
her operation. Miss Gertie Johnson
Is still with them.
Well, substantial rumors say that
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawren.e
will soon be with their friends in
Richmond again never to return to
California with intentions of making
it their home and their many friends
bid them welcome back.
Mr.. Orson Eckersley has bought
the home of Mrs. Eliza NJ. Shepard
and will move into that place some
time in June. Mrs. Shepard will
either live with one of her daughters
or have little home built close by
them.
A great many Of our people attend
ed the great barbecue and sports at
ITeStO0 luSt SdluIuds
Miss Edith Anderson has under
gone an operation on the leg the
trouble being caused by bruise and
has caused her great deal of pain.
Mr.. Claus Anderson has bought a
farm in Trenton and will move there
with his family very soon.
Mr.. Elmer Carlson has bought the
home of John Nelson.
DR.. Elmer Merrill had his tonsils
removed last week and has not been
getting along very well since the op-
Grafton.
Mr.. Ralph Merrill has just return
ed from Blue Creek and says pros
poets for good crops there are very
favorable.
At the stake conference held In
Smithheld last Sunday, Miss Lalene
Hendricks with her counselors were
released from the Mutual work and in
their places were sustained our local
Mutual officer Mrs. Lucy Merrill
with her counselors, Mrs. George
Thompson and Mrs. William Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Monson, Mrs
Jos. Stoddard and Miss Delpha Stod'
dard went to Downey in Mr.. Mon
sons car last Wednesday.
The teachers of the four higher
grades entertained their pupils at
the opera house last Saturday even
ing. The pleasures of the occasion
consisted OF dancing .-.r.
On account of the stake confer,
ence no meeting was held here last
Sunday afternoon and a very shor,
Sunday School session was held.
C. q. Harris, S. w. Hendricks
Nephi Nelson and Albert Thompson
have gone to Nevada in farming in
terests. Mr.. j. /. Shepard went some
time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. A. Thomas o.
Downey, took their two year old boy
down TO DR.. Bulge last week and haC