The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-22
RICHMOND Department
News From the Lively 7otOn up North

/ w. Hendricks during the last v5ek;
also Miss Wendleboe of Logan, was
their guest at luncheon, Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas Griffith and Mr.. Roe
Harris left Saturday for Chubes'
Springs where they will spend about
two days
Mr.. Joseph johnson and wife will
move into Mr.. Ed Larsons home.
Mr.. A. A. Thomas had new play.
err piano placed in his store.
Mrs. c. z. Harris entertained the
Junior band at her home last Thurs
day evening. Light refreshments we're
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lewis have NOV.
ed to Tremonton where he will take
up his work as dentist.
Mr.. Carl Johnson is putting up two
new houses for rent, one next door
west of Hans Peterson's home and
the other next door south Of Mr..
Burbanks residence.
Miss Mable Hendricks will enter
tain the Dawn Swarm at her home on
Tuesday.
The Literary Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Joe Thompson next
Wednesday at 3 o'clock. Be sure and
come. even II the hill is there to
climb.
Priesthood meeting will be held
here next Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Merrill, Mrs. Edgar Mer-
rill, Mrs. Almira Hendricks. and
Mrs. Hall Stocks have taken trip
to Rexburg and vicinity.
About two hundred Utah county
farmers will visit here next Thursday.
This number will include dairy men.
fruit growers and business men.
Mrs. Mary Bowman has been re-
moved from Pocatello to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Niels Franzen's home where
she is bedfast and most seriously Ill
with stomach trouble. The disease
started about a year ago and medical
aid seems to be Of no avail.
Mr.. Ute Griffin and family have
Just returned from trip to Lago and
Grace, where they spent about three
days with Mrs. Griffin's father and
brother. They were accompanied by
Misses Ida and Ruby BEDFORD, sisters
" Mrs. Griffin.
Mr.. Roy Robinson and family OF
Uowney, came down in their car and
spent few days in their home town.
Miss Rodelphia Stoddard and Mrs. G.
Johnson returned to Do.wney with
them, Mrs. Johnson to visit with her
daughter, and Mrs. T. A. Robinson
and Rodelphia to spend her vacation
Saturday afternoon William Trips
straw stack caught fire and about sew
enty sacks of wheat was also consum'
ed. Just how the fire started Is rot
known.
Mr.. ]. w. Funk returned from
Ogden and joined his wife at Bear
take last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peart have
been to Downey on short visit.
Our school teachers for the ensu-
Ing year are: Andrew Johnson, prin'
cipal; L. F. Hendricks, Bessie Shaw,
Eliza Stoddard, Evelyn Thompson, Ell
ale Skidmore, Alice Merrill and Linda
Durham.
Tuesday at o'clock, funeral serV'
ives were held over the remains OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashment. The speak
ers were August Schow. William Hill
and ]. w. Funk. They spoke OF her
as a faithful Latterday Saint, and her
courage in leaving her dear ones IN
England and come here for the Cos
pels sake. Austin Rainey, c. l. Stod
dard and Viola Webb, furnished very
beautiful music.
Marland Robinson is still hopping
about on crutches, his foot still be-
Ing store from the effects of the horse
falling on 1t.
The cold wave that has struck us
causes us to feel that Jack Frost Is
lurking about and close at hand.