The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-23

line Thomas Of Swan Lake: Mrs. N.
J. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Mer-
rill, Mrs. w. II. Hendricks, DR.. and
Mrs. Adamson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Larue Merrill,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Walton.
Mrs. Almira Hendricks came to
Richmond. March II, 1861 and with
the exception Of three years while
with her husband In Mexico in 1889
to 1892 her life'has been spent in
useful service for her family and
the community. in Richmond.
Mrs. Hendricks Ii one Of the few
now remaining who has helped to
bear the burdens incident to pioneer
life and she has to her credit a past
rich with kind and helpful deeds and
much hard work and sacrifice. ] anu
a member Of tAc community and
voice their sentiments when l say we
are proud Of having in our midst
such a woman as Mrs. Hendricks.
Mrs. Hendricks is the mother of
IA children. 10 of which are living
and present at the memorable occa-
sion; 100 grandchildren, and 35
great grandchildren. The community
extend the wish that her remaining
days may be spent in peace and in
comfort surrounded by her dear
ones to whom she has been so de-
voted.
| Last Sunday the sacrament meet
ings OF both wards were turned over
to the Relief Society who had most
splendid program prepared consist
ing Of review Of the work of last
year and also Its present work -and
purpose. or the North ward Miss
Loretta Merrill gave the history and
the purpose Of the organization and
President Lucy Merrill explained the
present aim and work done by tn.
sisters. Mrs. Thornley, OF Smithfield,
and Irwin Stoddard each rendered a
solo.
OF the South ward Mrs. Cora Webb
and Mrs. Jane Hendricks gave SINH
lar talks as those mentioned by the
sisters Of the North ward, and Mrs.
Lucy Funk gave Musings Of Mrs.
Emelinc b. Wells. Songs were rem
dered by Mrs Vera Murray and Mr..
Bond and Mrs. Anna v. Merrill.
Short talks were given by Stake or
ficers Mrs. Marler Nof Lewiston, and
Mrs. Alice Barnett. Bishop J. L.
McCarrey also spoke short time.
! Monday evening the two wards
met con1ointly in social consisting
of program. dancing and refresh
ments. The program consisted Of
something much out OF the ordinary
and the comic stunts furnished much
Laughter and amusement. A little
over $50 were the proceeds to b.
divided to both wards.
Our new station agent at tho o
8. L. is Mr.. Portnell and family from
the Eastern states. Mr.. Thomassor
has gone to Brigham.
| Mrs. Tensile Shepard and family
are now comfortably located in theil
old home ON First East street ant
Mrs. Anna Shepard and family hal
moved to Downey.
Mrs. Addie Van Noy visited with
relatives In Preston q few days las
week.
Mrs. L. J. Burnham has been con
fined to her bed few days Will
the lagrippe. s,
Mrs. Amy Shepard and little one
have been in her home town ON |
visit. Y s..Tss'
Il Mrs. Brigham Johnson was oper
ated on Friday. They expected to op
Eerate for appendicitis. but found tn
trouble to be an abscess. She 10 nov
in the hospital.
The following homes have beel
gladdened by visits from the stork
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Traveller.
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Hendricks.
hoy.
Mr.rand Mrs. Arthur Nendenhall
2 daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Merrill. fin
Isoh.
All concerned are doing YER
nicely.
A masquerade for the Primar
Riddles was given in the opera hous
Friday evening. It was very wei
attended and q good time is RI
ported.
Mrs. Maud Rainey and Mrs. Lu
|cille Merrill have been very serious
ly affected with the lagrippe.