The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-08
RICHMOND Department
Nevs From the Lively 7oUn up North

land are anxious to do their bit II
promoting a good cause.
Friday afternoon Mrs. II. A. AID.
amson entertained all of the Scan
dinavian ladies of our city at the
club rooms. All brought their knit
ting and a good sociable spirit pre-
vailed. Mrs. Adamson being a ma
tural entertainer, knew just what to
serve and her selection Of refresh
ments were much enjoyed by all and
for the benefit Of those who wish to
give similar party, here are the
names of the dishes: Inlagd sill, rag
brod smorgas, kapple och bullar.
The Halloween dances given by
the Richmond ward Primary were
much enjoyed by the Riddles. Mrs.
John Stoddard as ghost and Mrs.
f. X. Dine as fortune teller, added
much to the amusement for the lit
| tie ones. They entered the building
through a south window and reached
the floor by means of shoot which
also was great sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bair now
residing at Cornish had wee lady
come to their home last week. All
concerned are doing fine.
A Red Cross meeting was held at
the opera house Tuesday afternoon
and Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Hyde, Mrs.
Parkinson and Mrs. Shepard, of Lo-
gan met with the ladies to give in
structions in making the various ar
ticles for the soldiers. Everybody
brought work and the meeting being
wholly informal, receiving instruc-
tions, working and chatting were the
features of the afternoon.
Mr.. l.. II. Bullen with family, is
often seen spinning about in a new
car.
The remains of Mrs. J. c. Allen |
were inferred in the Richmond Gem |
etery Wednesday. A long cortege of |
automobiles were seen followir
herse.
The Man From Out There" was
played to an appreciative crowd by |
Forrest Z. Taylor's Company here,
Friday evening.
Election day Tuesday, so they say,
but no one would ever know it in
'ur burg and politics, offices with
officers are mentioned no.
where. 1t is evident that all are sat
SIZED with present conditions and
hat election day is least in their
thoughts at the present time. 1t is
however urged by the city officials
hat everybody having right will
Utilize their franchise at the polls
Without being urged' or hauled, as
10 conveyances will be out for that
purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Johnson of
ientile Valley are in their home
own on a visit.
The Relief Society bazaar held on
Monday at the opera house was a
iecided success both socially and fl
,ancially. A splendid program was
given at 2, p. m. followed by a chill
iren's dance and ball in the even
ng for everybody. The bazaar con-
sisted of dressed chicken, vegetables,
home made candies, aprons, dresses
md other made articles, all of which
we're donated and sold in the after
,oon and evening at very reasonable
prices. One hundred and fifty dol
ars were cleared to go on the meet
ng house assessment which is $500,
$500 now being paid up. These sis
ers have also harvested their pota-
% crop which cleared them about
$50. The potatoes were planted on
Lhree quarters of an acre Of ground
by Joseph Webb and were
loed and cared for by this organiza-
ton during the summer. Mr.. Nephi
Nelson did the digging and twenty
four of the sisters did the picking.
The Daughters of the Pioneers will
meet on Thursday at o'clock in
the Hall of Relies and finish their
log cabin quilt. A good attendance
is desired by the president Mrs. H.
A. Adamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bair Of High
Creek are the proud parents OF
new baby boy.
Mr.. Alvin Lawrence who left with