The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-11
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FOLKS REUNION
ON WEDNESDAY

hyde Park. jan 9--The annual
reunion cf the Old folks vii be held
in the meeting house Wednesday,
January ~. Dinner win be served
at IL o'clock sharp, so as to give time
Tor the program afterwards. An ex.
cellent program Is prepared, consist
ing of male and fema Quartets, reel
ftations, cornet and piano duets. mu-
sic by the brass band, speeches, etc,
to conclude with dance IN tie eve.
ming A genuine good time is prom
Used to AL who attend.
The Hyde Park Brass Band. one
of our up to date progressive organ
izations, have been purchasing some
new instruments. They are: bass,
which cost $li0; q suphonium $3.50,
and cornet that cost SIS. There
are eighteen pieces in the band and
the boys pay for their own instru-
ments and music, and in the past
have on many occasions given their
services free gratis thus giving Joy
ana pleasure to many. That the boys
make good music and are establish
ing an enviabls reputation is evi.
denced by the demand for their SER
vices from various towns In the coun.
ty. They were kept very busy dur
ing the holidays. They contemplate
putting on musical entertainment
in the near future.
The auxiliary organizations Of our
ward are all In furnishing condi-
ton. The NJ. ]. A. are doing an
excellent work. Those acquainted
with the following named officers OF
the two associations can not doubt
but that results will be gained under
their leadership. The officers of the
Y. NJ. NJ. I. A. are Robert s. Nc
Quarrie, president; Counselors Arth-
mr. Peterson. and Fred Duce; secre-
tarv Everett Hancey; Chorister Geo.
Seamons; senior class leaders Geo.
S. DANES and Albert Kirby: junior
class leaders. Leland Ashcroft, and
Henry II. Seamons; Fred r. BALKAN
vocational leader, and Fred Duce,
scout leader.
The presidency Of the Y. l.. asso-
citation are Eliza NJ. Thurston, Julia
Lee and Alice Ashcroft RUBY Sea-
mons, secretary and Mrs. Leah Han
cey, organst; lone Hurren, Hidvig
Hanson, iunicr class leaders. senior
class leaders. July Lee. Lydia DANES
and Alice Ashcroft. These are al
energetic workers and much good Is
hcing done among the young PEOPLE
The Sunday School and Primary
associations are also differed by the
best material
The holidays passed off quietly
here. There may have been things
going on that we have not heard of
ut we can say that we never heard
nm oath uttered nor saw a drunken
man or of any one being arrested.
There wasn't any upsetting Of wag-
ons, pulling off gates, etc, that we
have heard Of. Wife we do not be
lieve in boasting, yet we do believe
In boosting what We think deserves
It. We believe that the financial and
spiritual condition OF the people here
is on the improve.
The new town board elected in No
vember have taken over the rains
of government. No appointment Of
officers have yet been made.
The ward choir, after a long va
cation, is now holding their weekly
practices, under the leadership OF
r. T. BALKAN, and Arthur Peterson,
with Mrs. Leah Hancey as crganist.
The Mutuals will present in the
near future the drama, Brother
Against Brother
During the Fast week there were
several accidents from coasting down
the sidewa ks. Melvin Seamons re-
ceived bad cut in the face and Ern-
est Hymas had his face badly bruis-
ed by coming in contact with tree
Cecil Kirby, beautiful little boy
@ was riding on the runners Of his ia
i theirs hobs, when they struck polo
e and broke the boys leg. DR.. Merrill
attended him and he is doing as wei
as can be under the circumstances
Otis Balls also received a badly
sprained arm while coasting a few
! days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Hancey ara
rejoicing over the coming ~ their
home of fine baby girl, last Tues
day, January 4.
Miss Florence Fo'lett Is now abe
to walk little with assistance frcn
others Mrs II w Hancey has