The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-16

''oh' reo io.-MTs. nope OF
the Lewiston Sugar Factory discov.
cred ground glass in a can of salmon
which she bought from one Of our
stores. Fortunately the discovery
was made before any one had eaten
OF the contents.
The people OF the Third ward cele
DRAFTED the annual old folks reunion
|fwfth the following program:
Singing by the choir: prayer by
Chaplain. William Blair: song Third
ward Glee Club; speech Of welcome,
Melvin Kent: comic recitation, Eta
Kent; speech. James Meikle; song,
James Milligan; song. Hazel Bybee:
comic paper. Peary Jamison; read
Ing, Mary Pond; song. Bishop and
counsellors; speech, President Will
liam Waddoups: recitation, MIR.
Clarke.
A bounteous dinner was served to
all. The program was concluded
with basketball game between the
married and single men. and con-
cluded with ball in the evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Rawlins spent the
week at Salt Lake City.
Saturday evening the Lewiston
basketeers met the Wellsviile boys
on the home battle ground and gave
them such a drubbing the like Of
which they have never seen before.
The score was 81 to AZ In favor Of
Lewiston.
Where is the man that falsified In
the weeks ago news and said that
Peary Jamison was used to pitching
the ball into a hammock. The afore-
said person should have seen the eff
fective work Rip turned off the reel
Saturday evening. Taking 1t for
granted that you have all heard of
the difficult feat camel performs
In getting through the eye of a
needle. well Rip accomplished the
task of putting the ball through the
little hole in the basket with as much
ease and grace as though he were
actually throwing 1t into hommock.
Some feat. II you don't believe II
ask the Wellsville boys and IL they
cant tell you, ask the coach.
Monday evening the children Of
the ward about 500 In number paid
honor to the retiring bishopric BY
participating in a dance at the opera
house. Punch. waters. apples and
cookies were served to the children.
On Tuesday evening the grown
people paid honor to the retiring
bishopric. At six o'clock delicious
luncheon was served. after which
the following program was rendered:
Singing. by the congregation:
prayer. President Waddoups: mems
chorus. Professor Theo France and
Company; talk. Bishop A. L. Hyer:
trio. Ray Harrison and Company;
speech Of welcome. George E. Pope:
presentation Of signet ring to the
bishopric. DR.. J. M. Bernhisel; re-
Spouse. G. A. Hogan: response. b.
Pond; talk. President B. A. Hen
bricks; talk. President Alma Merrill.
The remainder Of the evening was
spent In dancing.
On Wednesday next the old folks
of the First ward will hold their re-
union. A hearty invitation Is extend
ed to all.
Mrs. Joseph Lewis was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening by a
number OF friends. The time was
spent In knitting. Luncheon was
served to the following: Libbie Lew
is. Maria swinyard. Valera Taggart,
Jean Lewis. Mrs. Wurston, Mrs. Lar
sen and Annie Wilson.
Mrs. Eva Parkinson entertained
with luncheon February II. in honor
of her mothers. Mrs. Troops. 70th
birthday. The following guests were
present: Mrs. Carrie Coley. Effie
| Vilett, Ida Rogers, Hattie Waddoups,
Bishop and Mrs. G. A. Hogan, Mira.
Gale Lewis and Mrs. Mile Van Or
den. Pink and white carnations
formed a centerpiece.
Miss Lila Parkinson was enter
tanned at her home Saturday after
noon in honor of her 10th birthday.
The time was spent in playing games.
Refreshments were served to four
teen little guests.
Mrs. George Thompson of Rich
mond. spent Friday at Lewiston with
her daughter Mrs. Mile Van Orden.
Mr.. Riley Lewis ST., returned on
Monday from Star Valley. Wyoming.