The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-18
Richmond News

mond city council, Chamber OF Com
merce and Ladies Betterment League,
have set apart Saturday, September
Is for general clean up of our
city. A number of h,ock captains
have been selected to oversee this
work. The weeds in our towtn are
fast getting ripe. We must get them
So let's everyone do our part. A
free dance with lunch will be given
in the evening to all those assisting
in this big move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Eckersley have
gone to their ranch at Black Pine.
Mr.. Ira Bowen met with rather
a serious accident last Thursday,
while extracting honey. Mr.. Bowen
had a five gallon can full of water
placed over the fire near which he
was working when the can explod-
ed striking him in the face. A large
wound. requiring nine stitches, was
cut In his chin. Almost his entire
body was badly scalded. Mr.. Bowen
was Immediately rushed to his home
by his son Russell who was near the
tent when the explosion occurred.
Medical aid was called at once and
at this writing he Is getting along
az well as can be expected. MI.
Bowen is an excellent bee keeper
and we all hope for his speedy re-
covery.
Sunday Of last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Monson entertained at their
home in honor OF the SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary OF Mrs. Ellen
Monson. Forty five children and
grand children celebrated the occa-
sion. The floral decorations were
beautiful. An elaborate luncheon
was served. This good lady has a
living posterity of nine children, fiji
ty grand children and two great
grand children. We hope that Mrs.
Monson may have many more birth
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Nelson and
Mrs. Horache France of Logan were
Richmond visitors Thursday
Mrs. J. l.. McCarry spent Thursday
at Smithfield. the guest of her sis.
ter Mrs. w. 1. Pouiter.
Sunday, September 49,, will be OBJ.
served an Arizona Temple Day. Spe-
cial program has been arranged for
this event.
Mr.. w. A. Pitcher our local furni-
ture dealer. attended the Pitcher re-
union held at Smithfield asst week.
Mrs. Lizzie L. Hillyard has re-
ceived word from her husand Elder
Truman Billyard who is laboing as a
missionary in the northern states,
that he has been appointed president
Of the north Indiana conference. Mr.
Hiliyard has many friends here who
will be pleased TO learn OF his id
vancement In the mission field.
The stork has been visiting our
town during the past week and has
left precious packages at the follow
ing homes: Mrs. Leonard Eskelson.
q girl: Mrs John Oldham. q girl:
and Mrs. 8. J. Schaders. boy. All
concerned doing nicely.
Mrs. Brenette Smith and Mrs. r,
M. Mcbride attended a birthday par.
ty at smithfield given by Mrs. Alma
Hillyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Anderson enter
tanned at house party. Saturday ev-
ening. Lunch was served and the
evening spent at games. dancing and
music, Abouot thirty guests were
included.
MisS verna Trip returned to he,
home at Arimo, Idaho. after a
months visit here with relatives.
Goidie Broadstonoe and babe &C.
companied them and will visit in
California for some time.
Mr.. Evan Eskelson Of Vancouver.
Wash. and Mr.. and Mrs, J. c..
Grams Of Pocatello. spent the week
end here visiting at the home OF
their father Mr. Nela Eskelaon