The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-09-22

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ening, big demonstration was given
The boys that have been called by
Uncle Sam. Mr.. ]. l.. McCarrey and
Mr.. c. z. Harris were the speakers
and responses were given by eight
of the boys, each one expressing his
willingness to go and do his duty.
Miss Viola Webb and Miss Martial
Wright sang duet. The opera
house had been decorated deliberately
for the occasion, and the Silver Cor
net band played their best, each of
these features aiding to make the
occasion most impressive and inspir-
ing. The hall was crowded to over
flowing with interested listeners. a
dance followed the program.
The sons of Mrs. Ellen Monson are
building her a small bungalow just
east of Mr.. c. A. Monson's home, and
they expect their mother to be up
from Salt Lake City next month, as
her house will then be ready to move
into.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Bair are rejoic-
ing over that fine boy that arrived
at their home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Andrews are
very proud of their twin girls that
were initiated to their home circle,
Thursday.
In honor of the departure of Leo
and Don Merrill for Chicago, Satur-
day, their mother, Mrs Chloe Mer-
nil, entertained on Sunday at big
Family dinner Both boys have gone |
90 complete course in medicine.
Mrs. LaPreal Hyer met with the
Relief Society sisters at their regu
Tar meeting, Tuesday. Besides the
talk from Mrs. Hyer, lessons in geneo-
logical and literary work was given.
and current events by Mrs. Harriet
Lawrence.
Mrs. Anna Otte and Mr.. A. Chris
Jensen, with his mother and sister.
we're visitors at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Jorgen Johnson, Sunday.
Mr. Milo Harrison left for Kanab
county, Wednesday.
Mrs. Addie VanNoy has returned
rom her visit to Twin Falls.
Through sparks of fire lifting on
lot, dry shingles, Mr.. Cy Bullen's
louise caught fire. Monday, and part
II the roof and ceiling were burned
before it could be eXtinguished A
Iuick response of the people saved
he house from complete destruction.
Monday evening, family party
vas given at the home of Mrs. NJ. ].
Harrison when a family organization |
las effected and the following Off
ers chosen: President, w. ]. Harri- .
on; vice president, A. b. Harrison;
ecretary, II. II. Harrison; Treasurer,
Ilton b. Harrison. and correspond
mt secretary, NJ. A. Harrison. A
ounteous dinner was served, after
Thich the evening was spent in
Dcial fireside visit intersperced with ,
Dngs and music. The floral decora- 4,
ons were asters and sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Walton have ,
pturned from oxford, and Mr.. Wal
'n will work in the sugar factory
uring the campaign. I
Miss Kate Squires has been visit
~ with her sister, Mrs. j. l.. McCar- =
ey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stringham and son.
rant, of Salt Lake have been guests
the home of l.. j. Burnkam. Il
The South ward Mutuals will give :
big vaudeville, September 26, for
be benefit of their new meeting
ouse.
Mrs. Lucy Bair passed her S7th
liiestone Saturday, and a number of "
err neighbors and friends assembled !
her home in honor of the day
pleasant time Is reported. "
Mrs, Carrie Linford, with husband e
nd children and also Sister Fern a
erriil, came from Montpelier last 81
eek. Mrs Linford and family will t
sit a short time, and Miss Fern .
III attend high school.
The Benson stake Y. l.. NJ. |. \.
as reorganized Sunday. Oran Hatch u
Lewiston as president, with coun-
.llors Mrs, S. A. Hyer and Miss Lo-
'tta Merrill, and, as secretary, Miss 1,
live Hendricks. >,
The general board members, in at