The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-09-19
RICHMOND DEPARTMENT
Neus From the L iUely To.Un up North

OLD and very poor. 1t followed him
nome about week ago. The owner
may call for 1t at Mr.. BARS home.
Our Juvenile Band is engaged to
play at the County Fair on Septem.
Der 20 and the Brass Band will play
September p, Merchants day.
Mr.. Reynold Merrill will leave for
the U. of U. this week where he in.
tends to take out the NJ. A. degree
Kenneth Hodson has come home
from Idaho where he has been work
ing with his father during the sum.
mer. He will attend high school here
this winter.
Miss Daphne coray OF Salt Lake
| City is here at the home of Mrs. L.
G. Woolley. She is trying to get
class to teach in dancing. Her first
class was held Saturday at 4 pm.
Kenneth Merrill, Reynold Merrill
and William Harris we're the speak.
ers at sacrament meeting Sunday.
Mr.. William Roland was home with
his family few days last week.
Kenneth Martin and Obid Plant.
have just returned from trip to
Springfield.
Mr.. l.. +. Hendricks was pleasant
ly surprised Tuesday evening by
number OF friends It being his birth
day. A pleasant evening was spent
in games, music and feastins.
Miss Mildred Trip was united in
wedlock to Mr.. Lamont Sandberg of
Smithield last Wednesday. They will
make their home in Smithfield next
winter and move out to his farm in
the early spring.
Mr.. Samuel Thomas is building a
modern residence few rods north Of
Mr.. William BARS home.
Mr.. ]. W. Hendricks will go TO
Bear Lake, Tuesday to purchase ~
head OF the best cattle in the west.
They will be held in the old tithing
yard for exhibition and for sale.
Mrs. e. G. Woolley, Mrs. Harriet
Fisher and Mrs. Hattie Christensen
and son Jack attended thc Salt Fes-
tival in Salt Lake City last week.
The following teachers took up
their respective grades Monday morn
Ing: Miss Munk, first grade; Elsie
Skidmore, second; Evelyn Thompson,
third; Alice Merrill, fourth; Miss An
derson fifth; Bessie Shaw sixth; l..
F. Hendricks seventh; Andrew John
son eighth and Miss Eliza Stoddard
fourth and fifth mixed.
The high school will open with its
last year teachers with the excep-
tions OF Mr.. Pendleton and Miss Wal.
lace whose places will be filed by
Mr.. Stott Of the U. A. c. and Miss
Johnson OF the u. of u.
Mrs. C.. 2. Harris entertained at
supper Wednesday evening in honor
Of her niece Mrs. Alice Titensor of
Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titensor leave this
week for Los Angeles where Mr.. Ii
,ensor will take up the study of den-
tlstry.
A great many OF our people attend
: cd the NJ. I. A. Convention at Lewis
ton last Sunday.
Last Friday trousseau tea was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Hendricks in honor of their
daughter Miss Edith, who becomes
Mrs. Ernest Monson on September
81. About thirty-hve guests were
present to view the beautiful trous'
seau. The guests consisted Of school
chums and teachers, Percilla club
members and relatives of the Hen
bricks and Monson families. Deli
cicus refreshments were served.
Mrs. Hanna Adams Of Blackfoot q
, former resident Of our city. is at the
bedside OF her sister Mrs. Mary Trip
WHO has been confined to her bed FOL
nine months and ie at presens quite
, low. Mrs. Adams lived In Richmond
, about thirty years ago and will be
remembered by many.