The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-06

ting and feasting.
We can now 10 to Preston in the
new cars. 49,.
Mr.. Ray Van Noy and his uncle
Mr.. Farley A. Bagley, are going to
start up hardware store in William
Atkins store
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Carson went
to Cottonwood to attend the funeral
of Mrs Lemon an aunt of Mrs. Car
son.
A new piano has gone into the
home of Mr.. J. l.. Burnham.
Mr.. George Bair has gone to Black
Pines to work on his farm for the
summer.
Mr.. Orson Lawrence happily sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. William Law
renee in California, by all unexpect
antly dropping in. If any of you have
ever been in a strange place sur
rounded constantly by strangers, you
will realize what this visit meant to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence.
Pioneer meeting will be held on
Wednesday, April at the Relic Hall.
All the members are expected and
visitors invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hill enter
tanned at family Sunday dinner a
week ago last Sunday.
Burt Danford has gone to st. An
thony to purchase car load of
calves.
Miss Gertie Johnson has gone to
Arco, IDAHO, to spend a while with her
, brother John and her sister in law
Katie, who Is seriously i'll.
Miss Hanks OF Tooele has been a
visitor with Principal Brown and
| wife.
The o. n. o. Club were entertain
ed last week by Miss Mable Holm
gren Eight of the members went on
the ear to Smithfield where they all
took in the picture show, after which
they met at the home and refresh
were Josephine Wallace, Leonora
IRE, Maud Brewer, Anna Pend eton,
Linda Burnham, Viola Shepard, Mel
lie Robinson and Leona Mathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Merrill and
Miss Elva Day came up from Logan
last Sunday and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schow.
The following parents had babies
blessed last Sunday: Mrs. Samson
Webb, Mrs. Louis McCarey, Mrs. Ed
win Smith, Mrs. Peter Johnson and
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Mr.. George
Doty, Mr.. Andrew Anderson and Mr.
w. II. Hill bore their testimonies.
Miss McCheyene will lecture to the
Home Economics Society at the High
School building Wednesday April IA
at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Franz Johnson Sr., met with
the misfortune last week of dislocat.
Ing his shoulder. Mr.. Johnson was
leading horse into the stable when
the wind suddenly blew the door shut
and the horse taking fright pushed
the old gentleman over resulting in
the above mentioned accident. He
was taken to Logan to have the
shoulder set.
Burt Boman was operated on last
week for kidney trouble. He is get
ting along as well as can be expected.
Mr.. Chas. Aylworth and Mr.. Lee
ander Peart have purchased the home
OF Mr.. Orson Eckersley Mr.. Peart
VIII locate in the residence now oc
cupied by Mr.. Eckersley and Mr..
Aylworth will build farther up on
the hill that portion OF the land be-
ing purchased by him.
Mrs. John Squires Sr., of Ogden
and daughter, X aae ,itcmfwyp nm
and daughter Katie, also Mr.. John
Squires Jr, of Rexburg, have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
McCarey during the last week.
Next Saturday at l o'clock in the
opera house will be held the final
stake Mutual tryout. Everybody Is
invited. In the evening will be a big
dance.
The local Primary officers will
give a social in the club room next
Thursday evening at o'clock in hon
or of ex-President Mrs. John Bar
nett and her counselor Mrs. Wilcox,
The following interesting program
was rendered at conjoint last Sun
day evening: Speeches by ]. W.
Funk, Guy Merrill, Thomas Allsop
and Mrs, A. J.. Merrill of Smithheld;
song was beautifully rendered by
Mabel Holmgren and a flute selection
by Lisle Thompson. The speeches
were appropriate to the season and
very interesting.
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