The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-10-14
ACTIVITIES
At LEWISTON

Lewiston, wv
powden has in the course OF con-
.,.,o,;on n large livery barn. which |
:, he;nc erected just west of the in
.,r,-hau station. This will be wei,
come addition to the town of Lewis
ton.
Mrs. Gideon Price and family have
avod from Bonida, Idaho. and will
he located permanently at Lewiston.
president B. A. Hendricks return
=, ,rom conference at Salt Lake on
Tuesday.
Mr. Reginald Beals made e trip
% salt Lake last Sunday, returning
Monday.
Mr. Leonard Parkinson of Frank
It,, vas in Lewiston on business last
Tuesday.
Some of the Lewiston farmers
built new beet racks from a pattern
Known as The Sandbers model, at
an expense of about $50 and found
at completion that the racks would
not dump the beets, as they should
Investigation should be made thor
oughly before building in order that
no unnecessary expense be incurred.
Mr.. Allen of Cove, was in Lew
iston on business last Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Smith and family
have moved into their new bunga-
low. They now have one of the
neatest little homes in Lewiston.
The Les Bonnie Ami Club was en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Karen. Lesson
for the afternoon was The Pure
Food Laws. The Pure Food Law Re-
garding Milk, was given by Mrs. f.
Gustavesen; meat, was given by
Mrs. Eva Parkinson. A reading. One
Kind of Envy was given by Mrs. Eff
fe villett. Members present were:
Mrs. Eva Parkinson, Mrs. Stella
Bell, Mrs. Mile Van Orden, Mrs.
Gertrude Rawlins, Mrs. Ida Rogers.
Guest of honor, Miss Mary Pond. Re-
freshments were served by the host
ess.
The opening night of the M. I. A.
was held at the Third ward Tues
day evening. An excellent program
was rendered, and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Eda Lewis who has been
very i'll for some time is still in a
very bad condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Stocks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stocks were
Salt Lake visitors during confer
ence.
Conference visitors to Salt Lake
were Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pond,
Bishop T. S. Karen, Mrs. Mary An
derson, Mrs. Emma Cornish, Mrs.
Eliza Champion, Mr.. Brigham Pond.
Mrs. Florence Elwood, Mr.. Reginald
Beals.
The Second ward M. I. A. open
ing night was observed with dance
The Elwood orchestra was present.
anu Nii o. i<Voiit i'ib
last week for California where Mr..
Smith will resume his dental stud
les.
The First ward Mutuals gave
their opening night last Tuesday
evening. A story was given by Miss
Letha Anderson; piano solo, Mrs.
Anna Egbert Boyle; lecture, Leon
Pond; address. Brigham Hyer. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games. Light refreshments were
served.
Supt Erastus Cole. had the mis-
fortune of losing finger last We'd
nesday evening while adjusting ma
chinery. His finger was caught and
amputated.
Mr.. G. A. Hogan returned home
from the Utah Idaho hospital on
Thursday. Mr.. Hogan is very much
improved.
Mr.. Albert Wilson was operated
upon at the hospital at Logan last
week and piece of steel removed
from his arm. Mr.. Wilson is unable
to assume his labors.
The Daughters of the Pioneers
met Thursday afternoon. The Lew
lston organization of the First ware
has heretofore had no name. Thu
camp will be known from now al
the Janette b. Leavitt Camp.
reading was given by Mrs. Stelli
Bell. The life of Lorenzo Snow.
solo by Mrs. Efiie Villett; Mrs. Ar
menta Hogan gave talk; Mrs. Re
becca Wiser related experiences o
her parents relative to the crossing
the plains. Ten members were pres
\ ent.
Miss Nell Telford Is under quar-
antlne for the measles II has beer