The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-31
RICHMOND DEPAR TMENT
Neus From the Lively Io.On up North


ming the Richmond Commercial CLUB
received as guests forty-live repre-
sentatives of Sewer county, consist
ing of farmers, business men and
professionalists. These gentlemen
are taking tour throughout sever
al counties and Richmond was favor
ed by their presence Sunday and part
of Monday Escorted by John T..
Game, III, they visited the farms OF
j. w. Hendricks, William Merrill
and p. n. Nelson on Sunday, then
headed by A. A. Thomas, president
of the Commercial Club and Fred h.
Schrepel, they returned to the city
we're entertained at luncheon by the
Commercial Club. At the table one
OF the company's representatives, d
Mr. r. ID Young made a speech high
ly complimentary to the courtesy
shown them by this club. They also
expressed themselves that Cache
county was the best county they mad
visited and that Richmond was high
ly favored. After luncheon the long
procession of autos headed by the
Richmond band proceeded TO the
farm of John T. Caine III, where, af-
ter the inspection of the farm and
herds, refreshments were served ana
good classical music from the band
was enjoyed. Several select pieces
we're played at which the guests gave
three inspiring cheers. Pictures OF
the crowd were then taken ana u
jolly good get acquainted sociable
time was enjoyed. Among the com
pany may be mentioned from Sewer
county representative Asa r. Haw-
ley, Judge Jos. Erickson, Mayor A.
Yergensen of Richfeld, and j. z.
Jensen president of the Richlield
Commercial Club, Sunday evening
they dispersed to visit neighboring
towns then returned Monday morning
to inspect the Richmond Condensed
Milk factory. Excursions or this ma
ture where men of like interests
come together to see what the other
fellow has and what he is doing must
necessarily be inspiring and In time
prove beneficial as new Ideas and
methods are obtained that will work
in one locality as well as in another
and the seeing of such ideas and me-
thods carried out is much more In
spring than to read about them.
Mrs. Jennett Anderson Merrill was
honored last Thursday afternoon with
a shower and was the recipient OF
many beautiful presents from friends
and relatives. About fifteen ladies
were present. Refreshments were
served by Jennett's mother Mrs.
George Anderson assisted by her
daughters.
The beautiful home Of Mr.. f. G.
Wooley was the scene of big time
last Friday, the occasion being
Primary social held for the purpose
of raising the hospital fund required
from every Primary association. The
big lawn was decorated with bunting
and flags and also spaced off for
each grade The time was taken up in
a short program followed by Primary
games and dances, and a most jolly
time is reported by the little ones,
Each child brought lunch and refresh
ments were also sold by the teachers.
Most of the officers were present and
great number of children the Ricn-
mond Primary being the largest Pri
mary organization in the Benson
stake, a collection of SO so was re-
ceived for the hospital.
Mrs. William Woodland entertain
ed a crowd of the younger generation
last Wednesday afternoon. The par
ty was complimentary to her seven
year old son Phillip. Sports and
games OF various kinds were INDUCED
in and dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Woodland. Twenty
boys and girls were present.
Also Mrs. Joseph Peart entertained
for her son Parry Saturday evening 1t
being his thirteenth birthday. The
usual good time was reported. TWEEN
ty young ladies and gentlemen were