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Show HPT YOtlMG lady MARBIEDWED. Hyde Park, April 4.-4 Wednes-da"y,-April i, the ceremony waa performed per-formed la the Logaa Temple which united ia marriage, Miss Violet Woolf and Mr.. Meward Blagham of Smith-field. Smith-field. Mies Weolt la the eharmlng daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Oeerge A. Woolf, She li eao of our most pop-alar pop-alar rrokntiladiea. Mr. Blif aam.'ls to be congratulated on hla splendid ckoic. A On Wednesday afternoon, March 27 the" immediate friends and relatives rela-tives of 'Miss ' Wooltvaud Mr. Bingham Bing-ham met at the home of Mlas Woclf'a pareats and tendered her a shower. oa Thursday" afterndon another crpwor Miss Woolf's many friends mejetfyf the oldr set, tendered her a shower. In oTh instances many beautiful presentswere received. Refreshments Re-freshments were served. 'Mrs. L, Rlgby of Lewlston, spent a few days in Hyde Park last week, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs., Frank Follett. The higher grades of our school closed on Wednesday In order' that, the students might go to Logan to. take part In the B. Y. C. Liberty Loan drive. A great many of our citizens citi-zens availed themselves of the opportunity op-portunity of hearing President Grant. Mrs. Russel Woolf Is spending a few weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Christina Hanson, before leaving for Wyoming to join her" husband on their ranch. Mr. George, Elwood our enterprising enterpris-ing barber and merchant has installed in-stalled a gasoline service station and Is now prepared to distribute gas to our many auto owners at popular prices. Mr. Harold Bennett has. sold his home to Mr. Clyde balnea and has purchased the old Davidson homestead home-stead south of town Mr. 'Dainea has a fine dry farm east of town and, we are pleased to see him locate here again. . Messrs. Frank Follett and , Moses, Jaasoa have Improved the appearance of their city property by adding new front feneee.' , -t '' Mr. Lars Chrjstensoa Js' remodeling hlahome, making it more comfortable comfort-able by adding the modern conveniences. conveni-ences. The recent fine weather has roused rous-ed our farmers, everywhere farming Is In full awing. One 'only needs '$ take a trip through our community to be eonvlneed that, our farmers do net' need My executive tampering with the cloek'a hand t6 get them out early la the morning jor government govern-ment persuasion to. keep them at work late- in the evening. .Easter Sunday, being' ;tlae and warm, many of 'oui "young people''' eeuld aot resist the call of the wild; represented; at 'the Seventies eaafer enc hid la Logan last Sunday. Messrs Ba.llam, Peterson, Seamoaa, aad Me-quarrie, Me-quarrie, our popular male .quartet, who hare so often charmed our aeb-, pie with cthelr' beautiful singing; accompanied ac-companied the quorum members at Logan aad rendered a setectioa In the itteraibaavWesrv s ''"' President Jeaaea of the ,B. Y. C. Ulked;toj1lhecPareaU cW.jsn -Sun-day morning, his subject beiag.du-eatloa beiag.du-eatloa aad 'the World War. fhe enUrtalamtai.praimted by theMutuato'-iait;;Veekiwa a great sueesss. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Saundera spent Sunday in Mlllvlllo visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jessop. Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Mlkkelsoa of North Logan, spent Sunday visiting relatives la Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliard Baliam of Logan, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Peterson last Sunday, Mr. Robert Carver Is supervising the planting of mother beets, for the Amalgamated Sugar Company, about 100 acrea. will be planted .In the vicinity vi-cinity of Hyde Park. |
