The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-28
OLD FOLKS MEET
AT LEWISTON


people of the ward assembled at the
meeting house and the following
program was rendered: The choir
| sang, We Thank Thee, o God For a
Prophet; prayer by Chaplain J. w.
Bright; singing by the choir; trib-
ute to the old folks by Ezra Hatch.
solo, Walter Last; wit and humor.
w. A. Van Orden; double mixed
quartet, Andrew Wiser and Com
pany speech, President William
Waddoups; solo, Eunice Hyer; violin
solo, Reginald Beals; solo, Myrtle
Pond. At the meeting a call was
made for those who had seen the
Prophet. Two responded. Sister, Kent
and Janet B. Leavitt. Two came with
hand carts. Mrs. Leavitt and Broth
er Meikle Of Smithfield. Seventeen
came by OK team. fifty-three had
seen Brigham Young. and four made
trips back for the saints. y
At 1880 all adjourned to the OPP
era house led in a march by the old
est couple. A bounteous dinner was
served. Bishop G. A. Hogan acted
as POSTMASTER. Many witty and hum
orous toasts were made, After the
banquet F. M. Stephenson gave q
recitation; quartet by Edward Kemp
and Company; solo whistled, Mrs.
Barker: recitation, Sadie Bernhisel;
duet. whistled BY Maud Stocks and
Clayton Hogan. The old folks par
ticipated In old time dances. At
1880 s~picture show was given and
at $3.50 a grand old time ball con-
cluded the day.
Mrs. Gertie Rawlins and Mrs. Myr-
tie Pond spent Saturday in Logan.
DR.. J. n. Bernhisel spent Sunday
at Malad City. =.
Mr.. Jack Kirk Of Franklin spent
part Of the week at Lewiston, guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Orchard.
Supplies sent to Logan from the
Lewiston branch Of the Red Cross
for the past two weeks were II pairs
Of socks, 10 sweaters. 10 mufflers,
pairs Of wristlets. 8 hospital shirts.
and 4 pairs Of ether socks.
Mrs. Lizzie Dopp OF Logan form.
erly Of Lewiston submitted to On
operation Thursday at the Utah Ida.
no hospital. Mrs. Dopp is in a yer,
critical condition.
| Mr.. Neal Baker Of Sugar City. Ida
no spent a few days at Lewiston.
| The Lewiston basketeers played Z
igame at Mendon last Saturday even
ing. the score was 81 to 20 In favor
of Mendon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Call enter
tanned with dinner on Washing
toms Birthday. The national color'
were used for decorations. Covers
were laid for the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bergeson. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bergeson. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Lafay Blair. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Reeder, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Resder. Eldred Bergeson. Henr!
Reeder. Misses Orita. Edith and Eth
ell Bergeson and Mary Reeder.
Mrs. George Pope entertained will
an oyster supper Thursday evening
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Har
ris Of Marysville. Twelve guests wer
present.
Mrs. Ada Van Orden returned
home Saturday after several month
visiting in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Leavitt enter
tanned with family supper last Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Robert Boman was delightful
ly surprised Monday evening by tn
following Ida Rogers. Gertrud
Rawlins. Effie Villett, Maud Stocks
Nell Bernhisel, Sadie Bernhisel, Ca
rie Coley. Stella Bell, Mary Ande
son, Eva Parkinson, Myrtle Pom
Helvia Van Orden. Edna Gustav
son, Hazel Karen, Mile Van o
den and Mary Hendricks. The i
dies all dressed in costumes. Mr.
Helvia Van Orden won the prize
the best 1918 model. Dainty refres
; ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Anderson
Blackfoot. Idaho Is visiting with r,
atiyes.
Mrs, Della Lewis and Mrs. Loui
Mower are reported very i'll.
Mrs. Eta Pond visited at Hyru
last week guest of her daught'
Mrs. Irene Hutton,
The people of Lewiston EXPIRE
their sympathy for Mr. George Bi
| her and family in the loss of thu