The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-27

Mrs. Cora Halgren OF st. Anth-
ony and also her s ster Christine
Hill OF Ashton are visitors il town.
They will remain about a month to
dc temple work in Logan.
| Mr.. Dave Smith was pleasantly
surprised Friday evening BY a large
host OF friends meeting at his home
and bringing picnic in great abund
ance. Chatting and feasting were the
| pleasures. Sixty.six were present.
Col. E. p. Woolley has received
orders to be prepared for a call to
the Mexican border at any tine.
Miss Marian Woolley has been in
Salt Lake City two weeks visiting
with her cousin Catherine Coray.
Next Friday at o'clock, all the
Primary children are requested to
present themselves on the tabernacle
square dressed as they were dressed
on the LIST of June and their picture
will be taken before Primary begins.
Miss Nellie Robinson entertained
at family dinner last Sunday.
About So members partook of a most
delic Gus spread.
Mr.. Leo Shepard returned Satur.
day from Salt Lake where he has at.
tended the Dentists convention.
The Sego Lily girls entertained
their husbands, Saturday evening at
the home of Mrs. Ezra Johnson. The
rooms were beautifully decorated in
ferns and pansies and fine supper
was served at IL o'clock in the eve.
ming The tine was spent in playing
500 and the lucky prize winners were
Ethel Rainey and Edward Webb
The club members are: Ethel Rain.
ey, Iris Harris, Lila Webb, Mrs. w.
W. Brown, Lydia Stoddard, Emma
johnson, Amy Shepard, Esther Chris.
Jensen Nellie Webb and lone Webb.
The following attended the Scandi.
nav an Midsummerfest in Logan. on
Saturday: Hilma Wight, Martil
Wight, Sophia Merrill and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christensen
o. Gentle Valley are down on Wis
1t.
| A bad looking runaway occurred
or Monday when Mr.. Woolley's team
hitched to hay rack took fright and
ran up the street and smashed pell
nell into milk wagon. The driver
Russell Merrill was knocked uncon-
scious &c a few moments, but receiv-
ed no serions injuries. One of the
horses was quite badly bruised up.
Mrs. Betsy Burnham Of Mex CO a
former resident Of Richmond and a
sister of John Barnett is back to
her old home town on visit.
Mrs. Pauline Thomas has left the
hospital and is now at her mothers
home here. She is still in a very
weak condition and will not go tc
her home in Downey until she i!
somewhat stronger.
Miss Ethelyn Burnham and Mr.
Leland Hendricks will be married il
the Salt Lake Temple Wednesday
June %. They WI make their hom
in Blue Creek. Miss Burnham ha
been a district school teacher her
for some years and is much though
. of among the young people and IL
land is one of our towns most popr
lar young men. The community join
n hands in extending congratulation
. to them both.
Two showers were given Ethely
one on Thursday evening by the N
|. A. officers, she herself, be ng one
/, and also one on Friday evening b
% of her most intimate lady friends
Silver and China were the present
II bestowed upon her. Both evening
were spent pleasantly in game
music and feasting. A most beaut
l. full and elaborate trousseau was dt
i played.
:. Miss Veda Bowers is also to b
come hapry June Drlde Wednesua
If June 2s. The happy winner is VI
e Asa Thompson. Both highly respec
f. ed young people of our city. Moi
I. sincere wishes for q prosperous an
It happy future are extended.
y Miss Anna Hansen and a NJ
Wheeler of Smithfeld with one nor
+, young lady in the buggy met VII
, the misfortune last Saturday evenin
!. when coming home from the dane
= at smithfield, to have their buggy VI
= set by another buggy going 5out!
Mr.. Wheeler's vehicle was badl
:, broken but all the passengers escal
ed with the fright and good shakin
" Up.
IT IN,ida,. auan'pa Mr. SOrpn HanSp