The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-02-03

attended the Roundup at the L. A.
C. during the last week.
Miss Clara Munk reports that one
half of her school is out on account
of measles. The epidemic is spread
ing fast among the children.
Lately there has been a shortage !
in the city water supply and about 4
p. m. daily it is turned off in the
western part OF town to give a sup
ply to the eastern section.
In every good story, regardless of
its seriousness, runs a thread of
humor and this we find true at the
time our city was divided into wards.
In due consideration for three gen
tlemen, their names and the Joke
shall be withheld, and should there
be anyone who has not heard of the
incident just ask Alfred Christensen
how he changed his voice. This was
one of the big clever jokes that will
afford good hearty laugh every
time It is told and thought of--even
the victims enjoy it.
The Relief Society Sisters appre-
ciated the kindness of the gentlemen
last Tuesday in hauling them to the
meetings, the snow being so deep be-
fore the pillow had made its rounds.
Last Tuesday the city officials
made trip to the head springs and
made an investigation which we
hope will prove effective.
Mrs. Loa Bullen Is still suffering
great deal with chest and throat
trouble. The family have the sym
, pathy of the community in the sew
ere and lingering afIliction of Mrs.
Bullen.
Miss Critic Johnson will leave for
Salt Lake City next Monday where
she expects to take a course in dress
making. She will make her home
with her sister, Mrs. Libbie Newman
while there.
A social success was the party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Thomas
| Thursday evening. The prevailing
feature of the occasion was the. hap
by and friendly spirit, everybody
being filled with joy and merriment
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. S. Schon were the
prize winners at cards. A most deli
cious luncheon was served to forty
six guests.
Miss Christina Larson entertained
a few of her most intimate friends
at six o'clock dinner Tuesday eve
ming. After the sumptuous repast
the guests enjoyed the picture show.
The following program was given
at Mutual Sunday evening: Cornet
solo, Ellis Doty; retold story, Fern
Merrill; song, Mildred Thomas I;
Male Quartette, Charley, John and
Irwin Stoddard and Mr.. Stott. q
Grace Young, Bernice Merrill and
Retha and Verna Kerr entertained
at dancing party Tuesday evening
at Hendricks Hall. Mrs. Mabel Young
assisted in the entertaining. Retire.
shments were served by Mrs. Hend-
ricks.
Mrs. Eta Bair was pleasantly sur
prised on her birthday last Wedne5.
day when eighteen of her friends
laden with picnic supplies presented
themselves at her home. Mrs. Bail
table.
A delicious supper was served
) Monday evening by Mrs. J. c. John
son in honor of her son Austin ant
daughter-in-law Azilca.
: Miss Othelia Anderson will leav,
; for Salt Lake City next Saturday Il
be gone about two months.
3 A social will be given at the Scan
dinavian Hall Friday evening by tn
3 retiring primary. officers and part
ners.
D Feb, 7th the Industrial Club will
give a dancing party at the Oper
4 House.
Wednesday evening Ruth Hend
= ricks and Verda Webb entertained a
: dancing in Hendricks Hall. A mos
!. jolly evening was spent.
!. Mrs. Carl johnson entertained 70
n her daughter Leona Saturday even
$ ing. Games, music and refreshment
= furnished the pleasures.
b An interesting program was rer
dered at the Pioneer meeting Thurs
e day afternoon. Pres. b. A. HenG
a ricks gave a talk on the lives of hi
Y parents and grandparents; Mrs. A
ice Barnett read Pioneer anecdotes