The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11

wards, who took this means to OBJ
tain money to apply on their taber-
nacle debt. The lunch was freely
donated by the ladies OF botn wards.
The farmers felt right at home at
this dinner and expressed their graft
tude for the services OF the sisters in
giving so good repast The Doty
orchestra furnished the music. John
I. Game III spoke of the hospitality
OF the Cache farmers and of the en-
1oyable time they were having on
their trip. s. w. Hendricks well
combed the people to Richmond and
expressed his appreciation of the
work of the farmers. Sam White,
president of the Farm Bureau of
Beaver county, spoke of the good ia
cilities we have here in the northern
part of the state, and of the prospe,-
Gus condition in which he had found
the farmers. President Il. G. Peter
'oh 'NpltSStu d Nott VI luduhS W III
Relief Society and the orchestra for
the part they had played to make the
day so successful. The success of
the U. A. C. depends largely on the
work of the farmers. Mr.. Dixon, a
banker from Carbon county. told of
his pleasant companionship he has
had with the farmers. After this
short meeting. they were escorted to
Lewiston by Bishop A. l.. Hyer. The
price charged by the Relief Society
officers for the dinner was SO cents
per plate, and after expenses were
paid, there was left $3.50 to be di-
vided between the two wards.
The Relief Society committee are
all busy in getting together material
for their "trip around the world"
which comes off September I.
Mr.. John Spackman is having \
new home erected south of Mr.. John
Barnett's place.
Mr.. C. Il. Merrill has returned from
a trip to California in the interest
of the condensed milk factory.
The district schools will open Sep
TENDER 10, and close in October for
few weeks for all above the fourth
grade in order for the pupils to help
harvest the beets.
The South ward Relief Society met
at the home Of Mrs. d. p. Rainey
last Tuesday. They will meet at the
high school building next Friday at
10 o'clock, where they will quilt three
quilts.
The Richmond ward Relief Society
will hold a teachers and sewing
meeting next Tuesday at 2 p. m. in
the opera house. where they will
sew carpet rags and quilt quilts.
Mrs. Mae s. Lewis was sustained
as organist in the Richmond Relief
Society.
Friday evening the Keytlng Klut
gave big social at the home Of Mrs
Lucy c. Merrill. The decorations
were red. white and blue. Covers
were laid for thirty. and a most de-
licious lunch was served by Mrs
Merrill, Hortense Swendson, Essie
Stoddard. Eva Merrill, Enid Harris
Beth Sharp and Elsie Merrill. The
evening was spent in games and dane
ing. and the most enjoyable time was
reported.
The Primary stake officers met
with the local workers Sunday after
noon in the interests Of the Red Cross
work. The associations will take
up the work as their busy work.
Bids will be received by the South
ward tabernacle committee August
IS at s p. M. for the construction
of their tabernacle. This first con
tract will be for the erection of the
basement, the concrete and brick
work, and the roof. Plans may be
obtained by applying to the archi'
tect, Fred w. Hodgson, Logan, Utah
and the work will go to the lowest
responsible bidder, the committee re-
serving the right to accept or reject
any or all bids. These will be opened
at the bishops building.
The pioneer meeting will be post
poned until further notice is given
A fine baby boy came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Christensen last Monday.
Paul Wright, one of our soldier
boys, left for Salt Lake City Satur
day morning. Denzil Trip left Sun
day morning. We all wish then