The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-24
River Heights

to Prof. J. T.. Hickman OF the Is |
Y. College. and Adolph Baer of Provi- |
dence, who were the speakers of the |
evening. In his remarks Prof Hick. |
man said what are we here for? What |
are we looking for. believe as Il !
people we are looking for the sec
ond coming of Christ. Then let the
past go. Don't stop for regrets, Fix
your eyes on the future. Everything
seems to indicate that the time is
approaching when all must be ready
to receive him. Are we as a peop'e
ready. Adolph Baer said, we should
put into practice the advice we have
heard, and then we will be ready.
Adolph Hoffman has built barn
In record breaking time, to replace
the one he lost by fire last fall. A
number OF his Providence friends
came over with their carpenter tools
and the barn went up as II by mag.
ic. Their wives came with them,
bringing a supply Of good things to
eat and made a regular gala time OF
It.
Miss Cora Curtis Of Strevell, Idaho
who has been visiting at e. ID. Nc.
Combs for short time left for SAT-
Lake City, Monday. Mr.. Ezra Nc.
Combs, the son of our worthy towns
man, Mr.. e. ID. McCombs and wife,
left his ranch ut Strevell, Tuesday
and joined her in Salt Lake. They
were married in the temple there on
Wednesday and will make their home
in the future on his ranch at Streveil.
Mr.. McCombs spent two years on q
mission in Germany and Miss Curtis
has Just returned from two years
mission in the north west.
Miss Hilda Keveren OF Salt Lake
City who has been making an extend
ed visit at Montpelier, Stopped off
here Monday and Is being entertain
ed by Bishop Olson's daughters Els
ther and Ella.
River Heights was represented at
the military ball at the u. A. c. On
Monday evening by Mr.. Edwin
Vaughan, Miss Loretta Wilson, Mr..
Leon Bastow, Miss Orella Bastow,
Mr.. Vanez Wilson, Miss Phyllis Fuh-
riman, Russell Maughan and lady.
The program presented by the Pri'
mary on Monday evening to large
and appreciative audience would be
hard to excel Everyone from the
first grade to teachers did their part
finely. The surprise of the evening
as well as especially pleasing was the
music furnished by our new orches
ira.
Leroy Wilson, violin; Paul Kicks
clarionet: Lyle Wood, cornet; Wi
bur Wilson, organ. These are all new
beginners and are doing fine Dane
ing was in order after the show. No
tees were posted during the dance
announcing a ten round boxing bout
February 80 between Rudolph Hook
strausser and II. ". Hallett for
large purse. Rumor says many large
side bets are being placed.
Miss Clara Krammer, county super
visor OF Primary schools visited ou'
school this week. She found ou
school in good condition under thu
excellent supervision of our teachc
Miss Chloe Friday. The pupils seen
to be interested both in their teach
er and their work, and are progress
ing rapidly. The scholars RENDERED
the following Washington's birthda'
3 program
/. Song, America .............' Schoo
Stories and Poems ...... First Grad
Song, Washington .......... Schot
Stories and Poems Second Grad
Quotations From Washington 80.
.... .............. Third Grad
Life OF Washington. Fourth Grad
Song, Our Flag .......,...... Scho'
! Miss Friday extends an invitation
all residents of the Heights to Wis
the school as often as possible. Q
by so doing II encourages thre pupil
and teachers and shows an apprec
alton of what they are doing
! What River Heights needs is "a
other teacher to take care OF Il
children that are tramping to Prov
dence at present through the sno
and mud to the detriment Of the
health, as the room is already bui
and the, pupils here to use It al
more moving here, undoubtedly Il
proper steps will be taken to provi'
us with another teacher when Il
next term begins.
AT the acting teachers report met
ing held last Sunday there was
general shifting OF the teache
made necessary by the addition
another teachers district caused
the growth OF the ward. There W
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