The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-04-22
BENSON STAKE y :
MUTUAL CONTEST.
AT LEWISTON

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arm upon rock. The bone was
broken. A physician was summoned |
to set the bone and the child is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Nettie Pond and Mrs. Mel;
eta Pond from Gentle Valley are
visiting in Lewiston for a rev days.
The stake Mutual contest was held
at Lewiston on Saturday, large
crowd attended the meeting and the
sports at the ball park.
Miss Wanda Thompson, of Lewis
ton First ward, won first place in the
retold story contest. Miss Wallace
of the North Cache High School act
ed as Judge. Smithfeld won first
place in the Junior chorus.
A ladies chorus and a gentleman's
quartet was rendered by Smithield
singers. No one contrasting against
them. The singing was judged by
Prof. Engar of Preston. Gladys Pond
OF Lewiston Third ward won first
place in Workmanship. Some excel
lent scout demonstrations were Civ
en- bv the Smithfield scouts under
the direction Of physical director Oh
sen. A grand hall was held in the
evening at the opera house. A large
crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reeder and fam
ily of Hyde Park were visiting In
Lewiston with Mrs. Earl Karen.
Mr.. Bert Orchard has purchased
an Oakland touring car, turning his
Ford car back to the company.
Primary conference was held In
the Lewiston First ward last Sun
day. Two stake board members were
in attendance. Program was as FOL
lows: Recitation, First grade, Bernice
Bell; chorus by second grade; Pho
| necr Lesson Demonstration, Dolores
Stowell. third grade; Pioneer Story,
fourth grade, zelda Parkinson; Re-
marks by stake board members and
IG. A. Hogan OF the bishopric. A
large attendance was present at the
conference.
Mr.. Samuel Wiser has grown tired
OF the old boss shay and may now
be seen riding the thoroughfares OF
Lewiston in large and entirely up
to date seven passenger buzz wagon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Villett were
In Logan on business Saturday.
Word has been received from Mr..
A. Fuhriman formerly Of Lewiston
that his little child had fallen from
wagon and been killed. Mr.. Fuhri
man has many friends in Lewiston
who we're deeply grieved at this sac
news.
Anderson and Sons Co., have big
force of men working upon theil
sheds and unloading large ship
ment of lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Bybee were
IN Logan on business Saturday MI
Bybee is contemplating the purchase
OF an automobile, but is investisat
, ing the different makes thorough!
, in order that he may get the bes
for his money.
A moonlight dance will he given II
, the Lewiston opera house Saturda!
night.
Mrs Jorgensen who has been SUI
. fering from a cancer in the head 10
, a long time Is now in a very critica
=. condition. All the care and at'ehtio
that kind friends can give Is belh
done for her
Mrs. Martha Bright is in yer
> serious condition. She is suHer'h
9 from dropsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard standisl
!, from Thatcher, Arizona, relatives G
!, the Lewis family are visiting at Lev
iston.
very serious accident. happene
IN Wayne Wiser, Friday. The youh
man was standing upon an upsta'
: porch and leaned outward upon IN
railing. The railing had become d'
cayed and gave way, the young ma
falling forcibly to the ground brea'
ing both arms.
g DR.. w. B. Parkinson does not D
& lieye in combining business and pie
n sure. therefore being worldly WIS
n he has purchased runabout car IL
Y business reseyv.ng his touring CT
for pleasure only.
Mr.. Harry Coley was pleasant
surprised Monday night. The occ
sion being Mr.. Coley's birthday.
T. very pleasant evening was spent, al
an elaborate supper was served
Mrs. Henry Stocks and children
Preston, were visiting in Lewisto
last Friday with her mother. Mr.
Marian Dopp.