The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-05-06


ices we're held in the Richmond tab.
ernacle Monday at Q p. m. over the
remains OF William Hendricks. Bish.
op T. II. Merrill presided. The choir
sang. Need Thee Every Hour.
Prayer was offered by A. s. Schow,
after which the choir sang, Shall
We, Meet.
Mr.. Montrose who was the first
speaker, told of the beautiful way
in which the deceased took life, and
through hardships OF life he was
never complaining, but always look
ed forward to something better.
Mr.. Thomas Stirland said that he
had known Mr.. Hendricks for some
time and had known him to be
good, honest man and true to his
faith. Austin Rainey rendered so.
10. What Voice Salutes the Startled
Ear.
Mr., Hard Of Preston, then spoke
consoling words to the bereaved
family and paid a high tribute to
the deceased as a man.
A solo. Have Read Of Beauti.
full City, was rendered by Mrs. Fan.
ny Thomas.
B. II. Hendricks Of Lewiston an
uncle of Mr.. Hendricks, said that he
had been closely associated with the
family and that Brother William was
a son and husband to be proud OF
Samson Webb rendered a solo,
Know That My Redeemer Lives.
Bishop T. H. Merrill who was the
last sneaker said he had lived as
neighbor to the family for sometime.
He spoke consoling words to the
wife and parents of the deceased.
and of the hereafter when loved
ones would all meet again.
The choir sang, o What Songs OF
the heart. after which the benedic'
ton was pronounced by DR.. Fl. X.
Merrill of Logan. Interment was in
the Richmond cemetery. Many rela-
tiyes and friends from neighboring
towns attended the services.
Mr.. s. Knapp left Richmond last
Monday morning for Idaho. where he
expects to spend the summer.
Miss Josephine Wallace spent the
week end In Logan, guest OF Mrs.
Lenore Carroll
Mr.. C. II. Anderson spent Friday
afternoon in Logan on business.
Mrs. Margaret Hendricks and Miss
Jessie Hendricks were in Logan
shopping Saturday afternoon.
A Primary dance for the small
children was given in the opera
house. Friday afternoon. A large
number of little people attended. A
Primary dance for all over sixteen
was given in the evening.
The ladies' physical culture clup
held their meeting Wednesday even
ing. Refreshments were served and
a Jolly good time enjoyed by all
present. A number of ladies have
ioined the club and expect to en-
Joy a good time this summer The
entrance charges are one dollar ana
every married lady and girl over
twenty-one are invited by President
Bertha Robinson to join.
A number OF the Richmond people
attended the contest OF the four
stakes in Logan, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Webb motored
to Logan. last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Murdoch mo
tored to Logan. Monday afternoon
Mrs. Gladys Kicks of Sugar City
Ia here visiting with her parents
DR.. and Mrs. Milo McQuiston.
Mrs Minnie whittle chaperoned
number of children for an Easter
party on Crows Mountain, Easter
Sunday.
Mr.. Blaine Bell left here last week
for his farm in Junction valley. he
will be away for a few months get
ting his farm in order.
Among the many Logan Visitors
last Saturday were the following
Mrs. Lucy Merrill, Miss Bessie
shaw Mrs Emma Johnson. Mrs
Nell Webb, Miss Grace Webb, MISS
Elvera Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr
Mr. F.. e. schrepel, w. w. Brown
F. H.. whittle and C, II, Anderson
Miss Cora IIancey was Richmoho
visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Carroll mo
tcred in to Richmond from Logan
Sunday afternoon. - :,
band concert will be given II
the opera house, Sunday evening
Nav 7 All are invited to attend.
The delegates which were eiec'e'
s.x, Richmond to go TO Logan were
T. II. Merrill, w. W. bro"n, WI,
Harrison, C. S. Funk, c. q harf,S
r. H. white, C. H. Anderson a