The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-05

ing every day. In good or evil way
A new year has dawned and we
wish one another all happiness and
prosperity, but though this be an ap.
propriate greeting of the season, yet
it depends principally upon our own
selves as to whether this wish snail
be realized or not. We shape our
own destiny by the thoughts and
deeds OF our everyday lives. We
weave fabric which Is increased a
little at the end of each,it is an open
work to all with whom We come In
contact. At the end of 1915 let us
inspect our work and note IL every
strip denoting each day Is as perfect
as we might have made 1t, and let
my new year greeting be wish that
We all may have desire to lead such
lives that they may be ever open
for inspection without causing a
blush of shame.
The ice hauling business is in pro-
gress, ice being all the way from
eight to fourteen inches in thickness
Mr.. Paul Merrill who has been lab
oring as missionary in South Caro-
lima has returned home looking and
feeling fine.
The disease termed pneumonia by
the doctors, is making quite an ad
yancement in our midst. Alex Harris
has three little ones down. Roe Har'
ris. two; Alvin Anderson, one: Hen
ry Plants baby; Newell Bullen
baby and almost everybody has a
bad cold.
We are pleased to report Mr.. Geo
Doty better.
The stork has gladdened the hone
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. McCarry by
leaving a daughter there.
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Thedell. All concerned are
doing well.
The Relief Society dance Of las,
Wednesday evening was a great sue
cess. The turnout was good and CIV
eryone that did not have a good time
had themselves only to blame. The
committee are to be congratulated
on their arrangements of dance ant
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Q. Rich o.
Logan haye been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c.. z. Harris. They also
attended the Relief Society dance ant
favored us with musical selection
as a number on the program.
Mrs. Lockhart has been serio isly
I'll with an attack of appendicitis.
Next Wednesday evening tho
Daughters of the Pioneers will hole
their annual ball beginning with
select pro-, ram at o'clock sharp
All married people are cordially in
yited to attend. A big time Is an
ticipated. For the benefit of Logai
peope who wish to attend, arrange
ments have been made for a spcc:a
car to leave here at 1890. Price o
ticket 25c; all over 60 years of ag'
are admitted free Of charge. II yo'
haven't read Mr.. II. Bullen's an
nouncement of this even on the IRON
page of Saturdays Republican. pleas
read 1t and get the details.
The Primary stake officers met
the home Of Ethel Webb last Satul
day afternoon the occasion being u
honor Of the departing officer Mrs
Harriet Lawrence who has been
faithful worker In this organizatio
for q great many years and at pref
ent holds the position OF secretar
of the Primary stake board. Mr.. an
Mrs. Lawrence leaves for Californi
on Wednesday to be gone indefinite
ly and depending on conditions tha
are met with. A regular board NEE
ing was held, after which Mrs. Web
served delicious lunch.
A great many social events an
family reunions have taken plat
during the holiday season anon
them may be mentioned a delightf'
Christmas dinner served by Mrs. A
A. Thomas, at which her sisters an
their husbands and families, Mrs
George Smith and Mrs. C. G. Gre
sail of Logan we're the honored CUES
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Nelson @
tertained at chicken supper la
Thursday evening, Mrs. Mary Spell
of Monroe. Sewer county, being II
guest Of honor. 1t was reunion
playmates, schoolmates, and everli