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Show THE HERALD-JOURNA- TUESDAY, L AUGUST 19 18, 3 1, PAGE THREE RULA C. PITZER Society Editor Call 50 NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST TO WOMEN M23 SMdlllMP JrfaiK&irsdl At Site TQTU13r Miss Kathryn Skidmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Skidmore, returned home Sunday from a summers toar of Europe. She was traveling with Miss Fawn Singleton of Ferron, Utah, a former Aggie student. They sailed from Monti eal, Canada on June 111. They toured England, Scotland, Switzerland, France, Germany and Italy. At London they visited at the missionary headquarters and received a kind welcune. Hack in the states they silent some time visiting in New York City bet ore returning home. Logan Visitors For Few Days Mr. anj idk Giaistt Mrs. E. L- - Walker and and Phyllis, Cardon, of Hollywood, Lkilif., are ami are the visiting in Logan of Mr. and Mrs. Muse gtio-lhome, Cardon. Before returning they will spend I some time on a fishing trip on lie Madison liver. children, Maurine s Dinner Party For Group Mrs. O. W. Edwards entertained ut her home Friday evening. The table was centered with a bowl of garden flowers. Covers were marked tor Mrs. W. W. Merrill, Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. W. W. Barber, Mrs. Leah P. Blair, Mrs. II. B. Johnson and Mrs. Edwards. Following dinner, an Informal game of bridge and visiting were enjoyed. a Spending Week At Bear Lake Mrs. E. G. Peterson is spending the week at Bear Iiiko with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nebeker. AN Jlwna PXQ Miss Margaret Larsen entertain- ed at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at tlio home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hyde, in compliment to Miss Beryl Dunn, who will be married Wednesday to Frank Larsen. The evening was spent playing a variety ot progressive games after which a delicious lunch was served. Tha living rooms were adorned wita Miss gay midsummer flowers. Dunn received many beautiful gifts. The guests included were Miss Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. O. S. Dunn, Louise Mrs. Warren Benson, Schow, Mrs. Loretta Lynn, Mrs. Nellie Mailer, Mrs. Sigrid Cunning-ton- . Mrs. J. E. Hyde, Miss Idona Schow, Miss Thelma Astle, Miss Merle Astle, Miss Lulu Dunn, Miss Olive Astle, Miss lvene Astlu, Miss Annice Dunn, Miss Vira Astle, Miss May lsracdson, Miss Isabella Dunn, Miss Lucille Ihinn, Miss Afton Miss Adma Hurt, Geoige, Miss Helen Bergsjo, Miss Phoebe Robinson. Miss Ella Ned-do- . Miss llliea Rich, Miss Iona Robbins, Dunn, Miss Margaret Miss Ruth Robbins, Miss Edith Benson and Miss Mary Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Ne! Simpson are and Mrs. F. Noble Berntson Falls are guests of Mr. spending a few days in Salt Lake Berntsons parents, Mr. and Mrs. City. Fred Berntson. Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Kimball Prof. J. C. Hogenson, agronomist have gone to Twin Falls for a short visit. They are the guests of the Utah State Agricultural has just returned from a of Mrs. Kimballs sister, Mrs. Jelf week spent in Iron, Beaver and Green and family. Millard counties where he inspectMr. and Mrs. Alfred Ridye of ed crops. Professor Hogenson reSunday vlis'ors in ports the farmers of that sec- Provo were tion are unusually optimistic. Crop Igigan. Mr. Ridge is foreman of prospects are good. The hay crop the Provo Evening Herald. is especially strong and a high Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thatcher and price is expected this fall. son, Harold and Boyd Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reading, ac- spent Sunday at Lakota, on Bear companied by Mrs. Reading's par- Lake. ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hovey, Mist Leah Wursten returned and her grandfather. Janies A. Hunter, spent Sunday In Salt Sunday from a two months trip I.ake City. They went to the to California where she lias stu nt state capital to take Mr. Hunter an enjoyable time visiting with home. He has spent several days friends and relatives. vislling at the llovey home. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lorln Haws, acReading reports that it is neops-sarto detour for about two miles companied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold m the Ogden-Sal- t Lake highway Austin of Salt Lake City, spent near Beck's hot springs. in Wyoming on a the week-enfishing trip. John Larsen, manager of the Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cole antj Crystal Bottling and Furniture company, was tn Salt Lake City sons. Grant and Robert, have reMonday on business. v turned home after a week's tour through Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. F. Miller Earl of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs A1 Mrs. E. F. Gardner of Twin Shaffer of Sail Lake City spent Falls, Idaho, Is spending the week Sunday in Logan. They put in in Logan as the house guest of part of the day fishing In Logan Mr. and Mrs. Ray Siddoway. canyoD and reported angling fine. Professor and Mrs. C. E. McMrs. and Mrs. Mark Allen spent Clellan and family, spent Sunday in Salt Lake City. day visiting relatives in Salt Lake the week-enCity. Mr. McClellans mother, reMr. and Mrs. S. L. McArthur, turned to Logan with them. Miss Vivian Corbridge, Louis and their mother, Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Osterland, T. Owens, all of Logan; and Mr. Mrs. Nellie Osterland and Miss and Mrs. M. T. Jones of Maiad, Edna Sorenson have returned from Idaho; spent Sunday at Fish an enjoyable weeks outing to Haven on Bear Lake. Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Grant McFarland and children, of Salt Lake City spent Sunday in Logan visiting Group Enjoys with friends ant relatives. Bridge Mr. of Idaho ool-leg- y d DANCING WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 th t wals, romantic surroundings and melodious music as played by Wilburn Wilsons Old Mill Orchestia. Moon-li- Its Cool at the Old Mill A breakfast party was enjoyed Sunday morning at the home of Mrs. Lucy Foy. The no-ho- Parity Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith were tlie guests of honor at a canyon party given Monday evening at the club camp in Logan canyon by members of the E. B. club. A picnic supper was served after which the remainder of the evening was spent around a camp fire, visiting und singing. Those in the party included Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hugie, Mr .and Mrs. William Hugie, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Me- M. Cullock, Mr. end Mrs, J. Mrs. Walter Adams, Mr. and Adams, Mrs. Annie McDermaid, Miss Amy Ellis and Miss Libby Nelson. Logan Group Returning Home Funeral services RICHMOND were held Sunday at the Richmond South ward chapel for James Holliday Durney, 72, who died Thursday at his home in St. Anthony, of heart trouble. He had not been in good health, however, since being injured in a bus acident in May of this year. Services were conducted by H M. Egan of the South ward bishop ric. Prayers were by J. R. Thom Mrs. Constance Merrill of Richson and Bishop William Anderson Music was by the choir with mond has returned to her home special numbers by Mrs. Maud af:er attending the Salt Lake Merrill and Miss Juness Larson, School of Beauty Culture for the assisted by the choir and a duet past six months. Mrs., Merrill plans tF open a beauty shop in by Mrs. Rebecca Lewis and Sterle Richmom Larson. in the near future.' ing The speakers were William Han Edmond sen of St. Anthony, Clarence Funk, Carlisle, W. J. Harrison of Cove, George the Insurance Companyrepresenting e of II. Lowe of Ogden, and Bishop J. from Salt Lake City of the L. McCarrey. They spoke patience, honesty and dependabiliof Mr. Durney and the his pioty breakfast table was centered with a low bowl of pansies. Covers were marked for Mrs. Foy, Mrs. Fred Fredrickson, Miss Miss Melba Gretta Fredrickson, Ebcliler, Miss Maude Eschler, Miss Josephine Smith. Mins Juanita Nyman, Miss LaRayne Nyman, Miss Bertha and Mrs. Moyle Esther Dent. Loan Watchmaker To Have Operation William Ltttliy, local watchmaker. Is in a local hospital recuper- ating preparatory to undergoing a major operation. A minor operation preliminary to the other was performed Sunday. Mr. Luthy became ill while In Bancroft, Idaho and was brought to Logan Friday by his son in law Alec Smith, manager of the Smith from Clothing company. Void has been received E. Professor and Mrs. Parley Peterson, and family, who have spent the summer in Boston, that they are on their way home. They expect to spend some time visi- THREE COUPLES ried Mary Andrus of Richmond on December 28, 1883. He was a pioneer settler in different towns He was a of Utah apd Idaho. former resident of Richmond but was living in St. Anthony, Idaho, at that time of his death. He had been superintendent of the Sunday School there. Resides his widow he is survived by the following children: Milo Durney of British Columbia, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Filer, Idaho; Mrs. Lillie Brower, Burley; Mrs. Ethel Cardingly, Ashton: Hazel Whittle, Mrs. Vella Murray, Mrs. Pearl Allen, Miss Vivian Durney, and LeRoy Durney, of St. Anthony, Idaho. Ho is also survived by 25 grandchildren and two We Quote r Prices ... Over The Phone WED TO Marriage licenses have been issued from the i Rice or the Cache county clerk to Vhgll LeRoy ting in New York City. WashingRttggles, Pocatello, Idaho, and other and interesting I). ton, C., Emma Luclle IdaCazier, points before reaching home. Fred ho; Janies Leo Fox, Preston, and Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Payne, Lewiston; Ogden, Frank WilA. H. Thompson is accompanying liam Larson and Beryl Elizabeth them on the trip. Dunn, both of Logan. fc Precious stones are composed of An opal, very simple elements. for Instance, is flint and water; while the blue of the sapphire is the chemical action of one grain of iron on 100 alumina. Party A party was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Jr. The time was spent playing bridge after which a dainty lunch was served. Those included were Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Heber Bingham, Mrst Wllford Lundberg, Mrs. E. J. Yonk, Mrs. L. Westerholm, Mrs. George Griffin, Mrs. Russell Hanson and Mrs. Eric Johnson. no-ho- ' J i THEATRE Last Time Todayl PAUL LUKAS AND ELEANOR BOARDMAN In Women Love Once Comedy and New S i Wednesday and Thursdayl GLENN TRYON AND GERTRUDE ASTOR Dames" Ahoy A Comedy Drama ; ALSO 2 REEL COMEDY AND OSWELL CARTOON Independent Grocery Co. H. G. Hay ball Prop. Wednesday and Thursday Prices Call 164 Free Delivery ! We Welcome Inspection Of Our Store Two-Piec- 100 e bottom, frames. per cent Mohair Suites, Webb reverse cushions, heavy hardwood . Limited number at Mohair Suites- - Only $109, SHOES FOR WOMEN NOW IS THE TIME TO a WGg KQjlKI3 m urn i ' tx : . i m ilk-Sca- $29$ Floor Lamps - - to EbL Sizes I to 12 PETERSONS SHOE STORE Quality Footwear for More Than 53 Years 9x12 Foot Rugs $J75 ONLY THE CHOISEST OF MEATS Prime Rib Beef LB. Pork Roast Shoulder, LB. Pork Shoulder LB. Mutton Breast LB. $29$ P - $4.95 UP, 1 $11$0 Upj Occassional Tables AAAAA P $1,00 Up rfs Table Lamps IN OUR MARKET Uro 99 PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER! End Tables FXgJUJ warn Desirous of cooperating with all and making it as easy as possible district committee chairman and financial Lorin Crookston, district during the present stresses over the country for everyone of school age to attend school when the city resumes educational activities Sept. 7 the LoToo Late To Classify gan city school board voted Monday night to cut registration fees FOR RENT Modern furnished at the Junior and Senior high home, garage. Good location. schools. A25. Phone 918-J- . In making this announcement FOR SALE Beautiful lot opiiosito this morning, Supt. Louis A. Pettemple. Cardon Realty Co. A23. ersen said the board feels the SALE 30 head of sheep and FOR pressing needs of the extra one purebred registered boar. school funds which would be deA25. Phone 690-Jrived from the fees if left as at Fresh Jersey cow. Call present, hut is glad to cooperate WANTED 538-J- . A2U. in aiding the student hi solving any financial ptubiem faced in FOR SALE 2 burner Kitchen attending school this year. Phone Cook" gasoline stove. The reduction in fees will oc- 538-J- . A 21. cur only for the senior high school and tho ninth grade of the junior FOR RENT Modern house, West Mrs. Ellen high school. The high school reducCenter St. 477. tion is from $8.50 to $6.50; and Eccles. A19, tiie Ninth grade from $6.50 to rimmed specblack LOST Pair $4.50. tacles. Near water trough; west Other fees remaining as before are: Seventh grade, $1.50; eighth of Logan. Return to Herald Journal A18 Reward. grade, $2.50. So LOW Three-Piec- e HI8&8 FEES REDUCED Scout Executive Preston W. Pond will meet at rtestun, Wednesday at 8 p. tn. with the Franklin district committee of the Cache valley council to go over plans for district scout activity there this fall. Dr. L. V. Merrill of Preston, is Prices Never e neering spirit. Interment was in the Richmond cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Nathan D. Merrill. Mr. Durney was horn at Grants-ville- , Utah, May 17, 1859, son of Sarah and James Durney. He mar- Pond To Meet With Preston Scout Heads Breakfast Party Sunday Morning Hsmrsdl Gcasstts At Cannycia d Ameri-clsher- Old Mill for a visit with Ids father, Heber Carlisle. Needham, local jeweler was in Salt Lake City, Monday. S. E. at a dinner parly - FTr3 Let Us $42 $49 Feather Your Nest P |