The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-21

where are also cordially invited.
This event will need no special ad
vertisng, when referred back to its
past annual history and the merry
times we have enjoyed Admission
20 cents person
On December 2S the Scandinavia
ans will have their annual old folks
party at their hall Arrangements
are being made for big dinner A
fine program and ball in the even
ing.
The schools closed Tuesday for
two weeks of Holiday vacation. The
teachers will all attend institute in
Salt Lake City beginning Wednes-
day, December 20.
Primary will be postponed Friday
for the week and big primary dan
ce will be held in the afternoon. The
primary bazaar held Friday evening
was crowded with children and par
Vh'o' belole lhe sdlef program
was carried out demonstrating the
games and dances they have had
during the year. Seven dollars were
cleared on home made candy and
about S4S.00 in all The Riddles
all made merry at dancing while
the parents were busy at the sale.
No donations had been asked for this
bazaar.
No physical culture class will be
held holiday week and social is
being talked of for the next class.
"A Sane Christmas" was the topic
taken up in Parents Glass last Sun
day. This subject was nicely hand
led by G.. NJ. Thompson. He said,
teach the children the true mean
ing of Christmas and don't make
feasting and the gratifying of selfish
motives the aim of the occasion"
He also spoke of the folly of spend
ing money on thrashy toys, but use
wisdom and select something that
may be pleasure to have in years
to come. For Christmas Eve he
suggested a pleasant home evening
around the fireside, when parents
could inspire their little ones with
the real Christmas spirit
A special program is planned for
Sunday.
Word came from California Sun
day that E. r. Lawrence had passed
away, pneumonia being the cause of
his death. Mr.. Lawrence was 70
years of age and former resident
OF Whitney. He had also resided
here short time, and four of his
children live here now. He moved
to California eleven years ago and
leave a wife and nine children there
while six are in Cache Valley. Those
living here are Sara 1ngman, Car
oline Thompson, Orson and VIM.
Lawrence, Ruth Neeley of Lewiston
, and Ada Thompson of Downey. He
has also 81 grandchildren and SO
, great-grand children living. Orson
| Lawrence and VIM. Thompson of
Downey have left for California and
s<as yet it is uncertain whether his
; body will be brought here for burial
or not.
= Miss Lulu Bullen is feeling fine
; after her operation and is back to
p the store again.
The IT. s. dance Saturday evening
was a big success. A large crowd
was present and fine time is re-
, ported.
Roe Harris has gone to Omaha in
> the interest of the cattle business.
Mrs. Lydia Burnham was pleas
1 antly surprised Wednesday by her
- children and grand children from
- Logan and also those residing here
!. The occasion being her 10th birth
I day. They presented her with a
. beautiful gold watch and chain.
Mrs. Geo. Hendricks entertained
Mr., and Mrs. frankie Robinson Mon
day evening previous to their depart
: ure for Downey. Just a social even
ing around the fireside was the
pleasure of the occasion. Refresh
4 ments were served.