The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-15
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Wed. of last week, at the Logan tom
pie. A wedding supper wts given !
Thursday evening at the brides home. |
Besides those of the immedlat, finn
lily covers were laid for NJ and Mrs.
#. A. Bair MIR. and Mrs. Henry Watts
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Lewis. We
wish them a pleasant voyage down
lifes stream.
Mrs. o. H. Eckersley entertained
at afternoon luncheon at her home
Wed. for her daughter Moody of
Smithfleld.
Mrs. Rhoda Moody of Smithfield
spent Thursday here with her daught-
er Mrs. Jas Andrews.
Mrs. J. Alma Carson and Hattie
Christensen spent Monday at Smith
field as guests Of Mrs. Sallle Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bair Of Wells
Vile spent n few days OF last week
here with relatives
Mrs. H. e. Crockett and children
Of Salt Lake were Richmond visitors
during last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bair are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a new baby
boy that came to their home Friday
All concerned doing nicely.
Mrs. ]. w. Sorenson was Logan
visitor Wednesday.
The SEVENTEEN birthday anniver-
sary of John E. Anderson was cele-
brated at his home Saturday even
ing. A delicious supper was served
The guests excluded the children and
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs. And
erson, A social evening was spent.
A Meeting of the citizens of Rich
mond was held at the club rooms
Tuesday night, where they listened
to the plans OF the Western Loan
building association which were dis
cussed and explained by T. B. Kelly.
Mr.. Kelley says the organization has
a. capital stock OF $7,11S, 900 and has
substantantial growth, with 10000
members. He also stated that a To-
cal branch would be organized az
soon as ten shareholders could be
obtained quite a number of men at
the meeting were willing to sign a,
they could readily see the good such
an organization would be to the COM
munity In general.
Mrs. Geo. G.. Hendricks was hos
tess to the Sego Lily club at her
home Thursday. Mrs. Leland Hen.
bricks of Blue Creek and Mrs. Henry
! Stoddard were guests OF the club.
Mrs. Talitha Smith has returned
: from Salt Lake where she underwent
an operation at the L. D. s. hospital
for the removal of adenoids and ton.
stills.
Mrs. H. H. Fisher is spending the
week at Salt Lake with relatives
Mrs. Albert Anderson entertained
the Bon Huir club at her home Fri
day. Mesdames Pollock wooley, Ray
Stoddard, Francis Christensen, F. L
Craven, Nellie Jonas, Roy Anderson
Kennith Cottle and Monroe Bright
were guests of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold c. Merrill
of Logan were week end visitors here
Mrs. Sallie Noble of SmithfielC
, was a week end visitor here.
A number of friends of Mr.. ant
Mrs Hyrum Bair spent a social even
l. ing at their home Monday.
Mrs. Amy Atkinson has returned
to her home at Dayton after spend
ing the week here at the home o
her father w. S. Hedricks.
The regular meeting of the chamb
q er Of commerce was held in the clul
g rooms Wednesday evening. Mr.. And
t erson of the Morgan canning comp
t any talked on the Importance o
: quality products being raised coun
ty agent Wrigley was also in attend
: ance and spoke short time on taxes
Messrs c. L. and ]. w. Funk wer
called to Ogden during the week oil
account of the illness of their mothe
Mrs. Annie Funk.
n Mrs. Nettle Merrill is now clerk
ing in the Richmond Coop.
A number of ladies took piCni
Friday afternoon and spent the da,
|, with Mrs. Lydia Mathews.
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
). Merrill are moving back into thei
n old home. The Childs family ar
n moving to Smithfleld.
Mrs. f. II. Whittle entrtained
number of little friends Friday even
ing for her little daughter DoToth
Games were played and refreshment
served.
Mrs. F. L. Craven entertaine
friends at dinner Sunday evening.