The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-21


shown in Cache Valley. The wealth.
er was excellent, the sweet strains
Of music rendered by the Richmond
band under the direction of Mr..
Omanson was certainly inspiring
and the marching OF the band mem.
bers Of the soldier like appearance
was an event that will never pass
from the memory OF the community.
Major A. S. Schow intermingled
his address OF welcome with many
witty remarks fitting to the occasion
that kept the audience in an uproar
OF laughter. The cows themselves
seemed to know they were on par.
ade, as they were never in such
fine condition.
The contest by the North Cache
High School students of Judging cat.
tie must have been pleasing TO Mr..
G.. A. Hogan of the school board. as
this is his hobby OF injecting the
practical in the student life. Mr..
Hogan seemed to take decided In.
terest therein.
President N. K. Nelson, Secretary
]. l.. McCarry of the Holstein As.
ISOLATION, are to be commended for
their efforts and excellent work in
connection with the day and Rich
mond would profit materially by sup.
porting the dairy industry generally
and the Holstein Association in par
ticular as the association seems to
have only one end in view that is
to have quality as well as quantity.
The Industrial Club took care OF
the numerous visitors who attended
from outside points admirably.
By the way, did you notice the
live boosters from Logan. Well the
heart has no tongue so can not speak
for the tongue, but we thank va,
Mr.. Hovey and your Commercial
Club.
Mr.. Pert Darford has been in Pro.
vo for the past three weeks buying
and selling cattle.
Mrs. C.. L. Merrill entertained in
honor of her son Laville on Satur-
day evening. The time was spent in
games and music. Shamrocks We're
used in decoration throughout the
rooms. A dainty luncheon was serv.
ed to about twenty.six guests.
In honor OF her birthday anniver.
sary. a few friends of Mrs. J. r.
Murdoch gave her surprise party at
her home Monday evening. a dan.
ty luncheon was served. Five n''',
dred was enjoyed by the followinS
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Schow,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Wooley, M.
and Mrs. Joseph Hendricks Mr.. ami
Mrs. Alfred Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvan Needham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dell Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Earl of Logan.
Mrs. Emma Johnson entertained
the members of her Sewing Club at
her home on Thursday afternoon. Re.
freshments were served and very
pleasant afternoon was spen; by the
members OF the club.
DR.. II. A. Adamson, after a six
weeks study in the East has return
ed home in safety. The Richmond
people are indeed glad to welcome
him back in the city.
Miss Josephine Wallace spent the
week end in Logan, visiting Mrs
w. r. Carroll.
Miss Clara Anderson has again re.
turned to her work as central in the
telephone office. 1t sounds good IN.
deed, to hear her voice answering
number, again.
Arrangement of the annual banquet
of the Commercial Club is now being
prepared. Committees have been ap-
pointed and are busy preparing for
the big festival
The Walter Stock Company pre-
scented "Corianton," in the Richmond
opera house to very large audience.
The company is an extra good one,
and the Richmond people were more
than pleased with the performance
Sewing the Winds was presented
by the same company on Thursday
evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra d. Johnson,
spent Friday in Logan, guests Of
Mrs. Clara Smith.
Mrs. Nancy Pack of Park City.
Utah, spent the past week in Rich
mond. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Pack and Mr.. G.. G. Hendricks.
Mrs. Bert Pond OF Lewiston spent
few days Of the past week in Rich.
mond. visiting her parents, MI. and
Mrs. J.. I. Shepherd.
Mrs. H. F. Christensen entertain.
ed with a Sunday dinner in honor
Of Mr.. p. ]. Hunt.
Mrs. w. O.. Carroll spent FRIDAY