The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-30
OBLIGATORY
SERVICES At
SMITHfIELD

evening last the Second ward taber-
nacle was filled to take part in the
dedicatory services Of the service
flag for the ward. Bishop Plowman
Of the First ward offered the open
Ing prayer. The congregation sang.
America; Mrs. Lorenzo Toolson, told
the story. Old Glory; Well Never
Let The Old Flag Fall. was render
ed by the boys chorus; Professor e.
w. Robinson Of Logan. gave q most
interesting talk on the Flag and
What II Stands For; the girls CHOIR
us sang. Liberty Bell; the Pilking-
ton Sisters sang. Keep the Home
Fires Burning; Mrs. James A. Cra-
gun gave the presentation speech;
Bishop William L. Winn made the
speech Of acceptance and dedicated
the flag. Twenty-Five stars repre-
sented the boys who have left the
Second ward for military service.
Mrs. Abraham Smith entertained
on Sunday at a family gathering in
honor OF her husbands Sc birthday.
Mrs. Margaret Griffith was taken
to the hospital on Wednesday suf-
fering from the congestion Of face
nerve known as the fifth nerve or
nerve of expression.
Miss Nellie Griffith was the guest
Of honor at a shower party given ut
her home ON Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie leaves the first part of
May for the mission field. A full
leather travelling bag and many 9TH
er useful presents were presented to
her. After pleasant evening Of
music and games delicious lunch
con was served. Those invited were:
Mesdames Lorenzo Toolson. George
Riches. James A. Cragun. Henry
Hanson, vern Toolson, Ada Braith-
waite and Frank winn. and the
Misses Rae Miles. Violet. and Myrtle
Larson. Lulu Peterson. Edna Peter
son, valeria Weeks. Edna Steffenson.
Maggie Peterson. Alta Nilsson. Alta
Woodruff. Matte Griffith. Thelma
Corbett, Lila Nelson. Mary Toolson.
Sadie and Lulu McCracken. Nora
Sorenson, viola and Mabel Collect.
Selma Holjeson. Ethel Thornley, and
Lila Thornley,. Brenda Smith,. Fran
els Roskelley and Naomi Dyson.
Mr.. Erchel Larson on board an
American vessel. wrote to his par
ents from Key West. Florida. sayins
that he was enjoying himself. but
lie anxious to get over to France.
Funeral services over the remains
lof little Joseph Blaine olney. one o.
1.-The twin children Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Olney. were held ON Teusda!
lat the residence. The little one diet
lof spinal meningitis at the age o
eleven months. Bishop c. J. Plow
, Imam conducted the services. Openin
song, Oh Ny Father. Prayer was Of
fered by Elder william Done. You
lSweet Little Rosebud. was sung b
Nathan Done. Elders Samuel Me-
lson, George Done. and Bishop Plov
man were the apsakers. Closing ssnl
IL Come To Thee. Bensdiction va
pronounced by Henry Meikle.
: Messrs. Earl McCann and =. ]
II.undquist have both been operate
upon during the past week. Mr.. NJ
:. Cam IL reported ~ being In . vel
;, icritical condition.
:. Mr.. James Thornley's homo WI
! discovered to be ON fire ON Monds
evening. but was under control b.
fore any serious damage was done
\ Mr.. Newton Woodruff Of Blacl
foot. Idaho was visiting his paren
{ here during the week. /.
!. Corporal Leslie Lower. Of Cam
Kearney. IL here on ten days fu
Tough to visit mis- wire ana the
NEW born babe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Hanson q
Irejoicing over the arrival Of twl
girls. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Ia
bet. . girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Arvel Gri
fifth. I boy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Georl
Hanson. q girl.
The orchard homo Of Mr.. Jam'
A. Crasun was burned on Monde
last.
The Daughter. y; the Hand Ca
Company held their regular meetiu
, on Wednesday At the home Of Mr.
! Thomas Woolford.
Miss Priscilla Smith has been vi
iting friends 1t Salt Lake City an
Murray. during the past week.
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