The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-23

Adamson, and Mrs. Hattie Christen
sen. Mrs. Eliza Shepard is a sister
Of the deceased and left for oxford
Immediately after the death of Mrs
| Lewis. 81 E A 5
Frank Christensen of Gentle Val
ley is down on a visit. e.f
Mr.. Hyrum Bair and Mr.. William
Trip come in new Forl cards now =.
While Cy spackman was driving
one Of Mr.. J. w. Hendricks horses
before a cart last Friday the horse
all at once became fractions and
| began to kick with the result that
Cyrus was badly kicked in the mouth
knocking out four teeth and severe
| ly bruisng the lips.
On the 18th of March a crowd Of
relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orson Eckersley assembled at
their home bringing with them well
supplied lunch baskets and rendered
Mr.. Eckersley most jolly surprise
on the evening of his 54th anniver-
sary. AS in the good old days of
long ago, carpet and furnitures were
removed from the main living room
and dancing was enjoyed until the
wee hours of the morning. This
pleasure was interspersed only by
feasting and merry making incidental
to such an occasion. About twenty
five guests were present.
Mr.. Shaw gave the lecture in Par
ents class last Sunday on "How to
choose our children's vocation. " The
lecture as well as the discussion that
followed was most instructive and
furnished food for a great deal of
thought. Mr.. Adrian Merrill lee
lures next Sunday his subject will
be along that same line of thought
The Home Economics Society met
last Friday and the following inter
esting program was rendered: Piano
solo, Miss Iris Hendricks; talk by
Mrs. Edward Webb on her visit TO
the California exposition; song by
Miss Jessie Hendricks, accompanied
by Miss IRE; and lecture by Mrs.
George Webb, on The well dressed
woman.
Andrew Anderson has improved his |
premises by putting a new fence
around 1t.
1t may be interesting to the friends
of Mr.. Oscar Anderson, now residing |
in California to learn that Cupid has |
finally pierced his heart as Oscar is |
now married.
Next Saturday, March 81, all vot-
ers of our community are privileged |
to appear at the city hall and vote
for or against bonding the county to
build high schools.
Hon. Judge Hart, of Salt Lake was
up from that city last Sunday and
met with the Seventies at ~ o'clock.
Mrs. Jane Harrison and daughter
Mrs. Phebe Dahle spent Sunday in
Lewiston visiting with Herbert Har-
rison and family.
Next Saturday evening Miss Lille
T.. Ship of Salt Lake will give
grand concert at the opera house.
The program will consist OF old IA
miliar melodies as well as parts from
famous opera. Miss Shipp has stud
led under masters in Berlin and UNI
her entertainment next
Saturday evening will be treat to
all music loving natures.
On the evening of the TIN OF April
the farewell party in honor of the
two departing lady missionaries will
be given, commencing with select
program and followed by big dance
We hope everybody will turnout and
show their loyalty to these two sis.
ters. as well as afford themselves
pleasant evening.
B. Y. Monson and Paul Merrill
were the speakers at sacrament
meeting last Sunday.
L ne sluutHlS OF TIE HlSH SCHOOl uIt
having their pictures taken for the
year book.
Next Wednesday Is parents day at
the high school and ak the parents
are cordially invited to come and
visit the class work in the forenoon
and the laboratory departments in
the afternoon. A special program
Will be rendered about o'clock.
The two plays Pablo Romani" and
THE Squaw Man" presented last
week by the Ralph Clohnger COM
pany were much appreciated by
filled house the first night and a
good attendance the second night.
They were certainly strong actors
and actresses.
The Mutual tryout last Tuesday
evening was very interesting event
and some very excellent efforts were
shown. Walsteine Hendricks was
chosen BEST man" in the oratorical