The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-07

iarm north OF town, the house having
been remodeled and more rooms built
to II. Paul is one OF our prominent
young men and returned mission
army, and hearty congratulations and
wishes for happy future are ex-
tended by the community.
Decoration day was observed in
the usual manner. a great many peo-
pie from surrounding settlements be-
ing present at the cemetery to pay
a tribute of respect to their departed.
The season being late. the usual pro-
fusion Of flowers was wanting, how
ever most Of the graves were trim
med up and looked we'll. The Juven-
lie band furnished sweet music; they
were up at sunrise to salute the flag
that was raised at half mast until
noon. As a winding up event OF
Decoration day, the Industrial club,
with partners, met at their room in
the evening. where program had
been arranged for the occasion. Prof,
E. w. Robinson, OF the A, c.. repre-
senting the Labor and Supply bureau,
being the main speaker. He spoke
on the conditions of the times and
how patriotism can be shown by
earnest efforts and work at home as
effectively is in the battle field. He
encouraged work and cultivation Of
every square foot OF soil. Mr.. Davis
of Ogden and Mr.. Roskelley Of Smith
field spoke on the pea industry. and
several farmers contracted with them
to raise seed peas this season. Two
patriotic songs were rendered by
Prof. c. I. Stoddard in the usual
pleasing manner. Committees for
the club were then presented by
Pres. s. w. Hendricks, and 1t was
decided that a celebration be held on
July 4. After the close Of this pro-
gram refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed. Mr.. A. A.
Thomas having furnished player
piano for the occasion.
Sunday evening. Prof. Robinson
spoke at the tabernacle on Liberty
bonds, but few were present.
The big Primary celebration. held
Friday. was successful both socially
and financially. We were fortunate
in having fine weather all day. and
the Riddles certainly enjoyed the
outing. The program was very good
and reflected much work and drill
from teachers and pupils. Pres
Lizzie Doty reports a financial clear
ing of $50, which will go to help the
tabernacle completion.
DR.. Munk and wife have moved
into the east part of Mrs. Almira
Hendricks old home.
Miss Clarinda Merrill is engaged
as clerk and bookkeeper al the Stat;
Bank of Richmond.
Arrangements are being made u
convey a great many Of the old folks
from here to Charleston Thursday
A big time is expected at the reunion
there. .-. ..H
Mrs. Lydia Woodland and Mrs
IMathilda Monson visited the Newton
primary conference Sunday. Mrs
Laura Funk and Mrs. Helen Larson
are going on to Charleston VISITING
Primary conference there.
Walstien Hendricks and wife hav'
returned home from Denver, whert
mr.. Hendricks has been engaged IL
the study Of veterinary science TO
some months. They will remain hom
for the summer and in the fall. Wal
stein expects to resume his studie
in this line at the college in Denve
again.
Mr.. Leslie Thompson has returned
to the hospital in Logan for treat
ments.
Scarlet fever is attempting to lodg
In our midst. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Feltman's babe has been afflicted.
Miss Cooper and Mr.. Elmer Bros
sard. OF the A. c. extension division
were up one day last week in tn,
interest Of the boys gardening an,
girls sewing clubs.
Mrs. Hattie Christensen accompan
led her son, Jack, to the Logan TEN
] pie on Saturday to be baptised.
Mr.. Albert Bishop has been re
moved from the hospital to his home
his case being very critical. he is we
confined to the bed, but is doin
nicely, considering conditions.
Mr.. Mathew Feltman has bough
the house and lot north of Mr.. Wn
Woodlands home, the property hay
ing belonged to him,