The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-31

School class was entertained last
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
Leroy Anderson. The Sunday School
superintendency with their partners
were present, thirtysix of the pupils
of the class, and their teacher, Mr..
Milo Harrison, Mrs. Eta Thompson,
and Mr.. Leroy Anderson. A most
pleasant evening was spent. Light
refreshments were served by the
three teachers.
Last Friday Mrs. August Schow
passed her fiftieth milestone and in
honor of the day her children and
grandchildren reunited to make the
occasion one of Joy and festivity. A
big chicken dinner was served after
which the afternoon was spent in
real enjoyment by mingling with one
another. The children presented her
with beautiful ring and a dress pat
tern. Congratulations from friends
and relatives were extended, accom-
panied by wishes for many happy re-
turns of the day.
Mrs. John Sivertsen entertained
some of her Scandinavian friends last
Tuesday at coed old fashioned af-
ter dinner coffee. Music and chatting
were the pleasures enjoyed.
A most pleasant afternoon was
spent last Thursday at the little old
fashioned but cosy cottage of Mrs.
Johanna Erickson or Grandma Erick-
son as she Is commonly called, the
occasion being her 10Th anniversary.
About twenty-five of her neighbors
and friends assembled bringing with
them picnic IN abundance and also
little financial assistance. The old
lady was much pleased and very
grateful for the honor thus shown
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Fambrough
have returned from a tour TO the
coast and although they have had a
pleasant trip yet they are pleased to
be home again and declare that Utah
beats California yet.
Mr.. Roe Harris, Mr.. Chas Harris
and Mr.. Henry Plant returned last
Thursday from an auto tour to Gen.
tile Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Harris and
little ones of Lewiston are here and
will spend some time with Mrs. NJ.
]. Harrison, the mother OF Mrs.
Harris.
DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Merrill of
Logan spent the day with Mr.. Aug
ust Schow and family last Friday.
Last Monday the home of Mr..
Chas. Aylworth was gladdened by the
safe arrival of a son. Mother and
babe are doing nicely.
The attendance at the regular
priesthood meeting held last
was unusually large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch and Mr..
]. w. Stoddard motored to Ogden
last Sunday Mr.. Stoddard continuing
his way on to Salt Lake by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pitcher Of Smith
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Peart last Sunday.
Two of our district school teach
ers for the ensuing school term are
strangers, but come highly recon.
mended, one being Miss Robinson
who taught at Providence last year
and the other lady Miss Fern Wat
son, is a resident of Mount Pleasant
Mrs. Ernest Hope is at the hospi-
tai in Logan to be operated on Tor
appendicitis. II has been found nee
essary however, to treat an abscess
before the operation can take place.
Mrs. Pauline Thomas who has
been suffering intense pain in her
breast for some time, was relieved
from the pain greatly by having her
breast lanced last week. She Is now
getting along nicely.
Mr.. Allen Kicks of Idaho, son-in
law OF Mr.. Milo McQuisten who has
been back east disposing OF sheer
stopped on his way home TO visit
with DR.. Mcouisten and family fo'
a few days. His home is In Suga,
! City and he has much praise to sins
OF the Snake River country. Las
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. McQuisteI
took Mr.. Kicks home in their car
they expect to return Monday even
ing Mrs. Fred Kanupp'e is takin
charge OF the home while they ar
away.
Miss Louise Woolford and Mrs, 7
N. Evans. OF Smithheld were Rict
mond visitors last Sunday.
Miss Emma Strand of Peidmon
Wyoming, and her sister Mrs. Carr
line Swendson are visitors at tn
home of Mr.. C. A. Monson,
Mrs. Laura Monson OF Salt LAX
and her daughter Mrs. Alta Thoma