The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-09
RICHMOND DEPART M!lENT
NeDs From, the Lively 7oUn up North

4 ''"' nubuot oSnOW tAleHueu. al UeHdll
OF the family, the gratitude to all
who had ia any way assisted or ex.
tended sympathy to the bereaved fam
lily.
An infant girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Erastus johnson last Saturday
night but the little one was dead.
Dena and Clara Anderson. have
gone to California to attend the Pan.
| ANA Exposition. They will also Wis.
1t sometime with Miss Dena's sister
and brother-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott, of San Diego.
Willie Van Noy has returned home
to his mother Mrs. Addie Van Noy.
He is accompanied by a friend Chas.
Stevens of Blackfoot, who will visit
here for few days.
The stotk left a fine baby boy at
the home of Jonas Halverson last
week. Mother and babe are doing
fine.
A number of our people went to
Logan last Wednesday evening to at
tend the opera September Morn"
Mrs. Albert Thompson entertained
bunch of boys and girls last Fri.
day evening, the occasion being a sur
prise on her daughter Grace. All
had jolly good time indulging in
childhood pleasures OF the usual or
der. Refreshments were served to
about twenty.
Nellie Robinson entertained the o.
n. o. club last Friday evening and
the usual program was carried out.
Mrs. Ed Webb has returned from
California where she has spent five
weeks in visiting and sight seeing.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham Monson
have returned from similar trip.
They were gone only about three
weeks.
DR.. Elmer Merrill and wife of Lo-
gan, are up on a visit.
A case of scarlet fever Is reported
the patient being little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hendricks.
The following interesting program
was rendered at the pioneer meeting
in the Relic Hall last Wednesday:
A talk by Paul Merrill relative to
his missionary experiences In the
Southern States; song by Emma
Christensen, entitled A Perfect Day;
song by President Alice Barnett,
entitled John Stevens Courtship. Re.
freshments were served by the COM
mittee.
Mr.. George Hendricks has new
self player installed I'm his home and!
Louis McCarrey has a new piano In
his home. :.
A. Sunday School social will be
given in the Scandinavian hall next
Thursday evening In honor OF the
incoming and outgoing officers of
that organization and the following
program will be rendered: Welcome
address by DR.. Adamson; song by
Eliza Monson and company; comic
recitation, Eliza Stoddard; song, FL
mer Stoddard; Music, Dotys Orch
estra. Games will then be played and
refreshments served.
The six living children of Mrs.
Emeline Harris namely Mrs. Albert
Fisher Messrs Charles Roe and Alex
Harris and Bishop MCGEE and C. w.
Harris of Lago, Idaho, celebrated the
10th anniversary OF their mother at
her home last Sunday. In addition
to her children with husband and
wives, her only living brother VIII.
lam Whittle and wife OF Marysvale,
Idaho and her sister Aroetta Pond
and husband Brigham Pond of Lew
iston and Elizabeth Harris widow of
the late Eli Harris Of Marysvale,
Idaho, and Mrs. Ii. II. Fisher, were
in attendance. Mrs. Harris was pre-
sented with a nice leather upholster-
GU ibNhNls ~ liAN WIS btA
ed and speeches, songs and recita.
lions composed the days pleasures.
Those speaking, highly commented on
the importance of holding family re-
unions oftener, as the happiness de-
rived from such family gatherings
cannot be purchased by money.
The roads are drying up rapidly
and autos are spinning in all direc
tons, but DR.. Adamson thinks that
Joseph Johnson's looks best filled
with nurses.
Tuesday evening at o'clock a bus.
mess meeting will be held in the
club room and the high school ques-
tion in connection with county bond
will be discussed, Every man in town
Is requested to be present.
The following program was render.
ed at conjoint meeting last Sunday
evening: Talk by C. II. Anderson