The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-30

w ullCOllD INllDy buiu'
II love old October so,
| cant bear to see her go,
Seems to me like losin' some
Old-home relative er chum."
believe that Riley has voiced the
sentiment from most of us and par
ticularly when october is as beautl-
full as it is this season. 1t is also
great blessing to the farmers, giving
them a fair opportunity to harvest
their beets and potatoes and to get
their fall grain in. AS never before
is this beautiful weather blessing
and we should be thankful.
Tuesday at p m. the two wards
of Richmond will meet conformity In
their Relief Society meeting and the
Red Cross Society will meet with
them. Speakers will be up from Lo-
gan to talk on the Red Cross work.
A great deal of work is being done
for the soldiers here; every one that
can knit is knitting and every lady
that does not know how is learning;
other articles are also being made
by the different organizations for
the boys. Several new members are
added to the Red Cross list and will
be printed in next Tuesdays issue.
| Mrs. Axel Theddell of Ogden spent
Saturday and Sunday in Richmond
on business.
Mr.. S. f. Thomas is excavating on
the west side of his house and Is
making preparations to add to the
old part of the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stoddard will
move down from their farm on the
hill and live in the north part Of
Mrs. Lydia Mathews residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eynod and daugh-
ter of Teton, are visiting with the
Johnson families, Mrs. Eynod being
a daughter of Mr.. Joseph Johnson.
Mr.. Alfred Anderson and family
have left their farm home in Hol-
brook for the winter and will live
in Mr.. Gustav Anderson's house.
Anyone wishing boarders and
roomers or having rooms to rent,
leave word at the library and in
curing students will be informed by
the librarian Miss Lula Burnham.
An immense lot of beets have been
dug during the week and about an
acre of ground is covered at the
depot with beets ready to go to the
factory. The big beet dump is now
completed.
At six o'clock in the morning an
o. S. L. work train takes several OF
our men out to the main line to
work on the track, this helps to
make a shortage Of men at home.
Mr.. Lockhart and wife Of Salt
Lake, were the guests at the home
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kennedy last
week
Mrs. Ornald Robinson OF Downey
, has been visiting in her home towr
, during the week.
The Keyting Club had q pig time
Wednesday evening. Dancing being
their main feature OF amusement
E Orange and black were their decor
p ating colors.
Friday evening the N. l. A. Of tn,
: Richmond ward gave big social
1t consisted Of program. games
> dancing and refreshments. Ghosts
, COLLINS. witches and fortune teller
played prominent parts and aided II
making the event joyous.
: The Primary Association Of Rich
: mond ward is preparing to give tn
i kiddies a big time Halloween. In tn
afternoon at $3.50 dance will b
given the small children and in tn
. evening all those between the age
!, Of 10 and IS are invited. Ticket
will be given free to the two bes
= boy costumes and the two best gli
\ costumes. both for the afternoon an
evening.
Mrs. Pearl steed and husband
have moved to their home In TIE
monitor.
| Mr.. Hans Peterson who has bee
working on the new condenser
California. is home for the winter.
II Mrs. Christian Peterson IL very II
Il Pneumonia is feared.
: The Parents and Teachers Assoc
@ alton have been working for bette
picture shows and they were muc
pleased with the improvement o
n Saturday nights show. Their aim