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Show II Richmond News HICHMOND.-Tho pup,,, and facility fac-ility of the North Cache HlKh School were grief stricken upon learning r the Bad new. of the untimely death of F. N. Sltanchy of Logan for l wo yearB one of our most adapted teacher teach-er of our high school. Mr. Jbuiph Durney 0f Dubois. Idaho, Id-aho, has moved his family here for future residence and aid living In (he old C. H. Stoddard residence. We welcome them to our community. Mrs Florence C.rlfflth and her nephew, Leland Hallgreen, who Is visiting relatives here, spent the week end at Salt Lake and Ogden. Mrs. Clara Jarvls of Hyruni was a Ulchmond visitor Satuday. Mrs. Henry Hair entertained at a nuilting bee ni her home Thursday. The hostess served a delicious lun-h The Ladies civic Improvement club met at the tabernacle Tuesilay afternoon of last week for the purpose pur-pose of passing upon the constitution etui by .laws of the organization and appointing committees. A board of K directors or five members were ap- 9H pointed. Mrs. II A. Adamson, Mrs. 9B C. Z. Harris. Mrs. C. A. Larsen and BBJ Mrs. II. S. Webb were appointed as 99J chairmen of different committees. 99J The membership committee. Mrs. C. fP A. Larson. Mrs. Joseph Stoddard. 99 Mrs. Charles Monson and Mrs. L. O. 9 Sorenson will visit the homes for 99t the purpose of obtaining members. 99J The membership fee is 25 cents and 99j it is the desire of the club to have 99 every woman in town Join this wor- 99 thy organization. The town will be 99 . divided Into four districts and in the 99 near futute you will each receive a 99 call from one of these ladies. Please 99 prepare yourself to help out one of 99 the best moves Richmond citizens ev- 99 made. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson ' 99 are happy over the safe ai rival of a , 99 new baby boy. Mother and babe are doing nicely I 1'lysis Lewis entertained at dinner Sunday, the occasion being .her husbands birthday anniversary (Covers Im laid for host and hostess host-ess Ud Real of honor. Messrs and ,M '" 1 M Lewla. Cyrus Lewis. Ralph Lewis, win Roskelley of Bmlthfleld Wld Mrs Uoh lllllyard I Mr. Melv!n Merrill of Logan was .a Richmond visitor Sunday. Relatives here iccelved word on I Wednesday of the death of Koy Stag from Injuries received at a mixing Plant of the J. o McC.uIre Paving j company at Idaho Falls. While oiling oil-ing some of the machinery hi I clothes became entangled in a chain ( running over a cog wheel, drawing I him in. His body was badly inan-Igled. inan-Igled. He was ushed to a hospital, iwhire he died In about an hour. Ills I twin brother Ray was standing beside be-side him whn the accident ocrur-red. ocrur-red. The body arrived at Richmond Friday night accompanied by his two brothers, Joseph Stagg of Ogden and Ray of Idaho Falls. Funeal services were held Saturday at 2 p. m at the South ward meeting house. Tllshop J. L. McCain presided. Singing, "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Prayer by Orson Clark. Singing "1 Need Thee Kvery Hour Samuel W. Hendricks Wag the first speaker. He spoke of the untimely death of this young man. related the occasion of the birth of this young man, said ho had known him to be of a cheerful disposition and alwuvs honest. Said he had always known his parents to be faithful, and asked for Clod's blessings upon those bereft. Solo, "Sometime We'll Understand" Under-stand" by H. S. Webb. H M. Egfcn was the next speaker. He recalled the accidental death of the boy's father, and also the sudden sud-den death of his mother. He also ead a poem "If We Only tinier stand." Spoke on the principles of fiilth, hope and charity. Solo, "I Know My Heavenly Fath- ei Knows," by Anna V Merrill. II. S. Webb then spoke a short time. Said he was much Impressed by the words of the previous speakers speak-ers and songs. He said God had given us light and knowledge to r ' '1 our bodies both temporal and spititual and we should prepare our lelves for the life to come. The Lai ter-day Salntr are the only people to view death In this light We should feel proud to know we belong to this class. He spoke of his ne qualntnncc with the deceased and knew nothing but good of him. Solo "Face to Face," b Viola Webb. llishop J. L. McCarry spoke of his acquaintance with the departed. He said Roy. above everything else, was good and kind to his mother, and lie was pleased to see him broughi home and burled beside his fnthei and mother. In behalf of the ram ll lie I hanked all or the kindness they had shown them In this snd afllctlon. Closing hymn "Nearer My God to Thee." Benediction by C. L. Funk. Interment was In the city ceme-tery ceme-tery Where the grave was dedicated by Wm. Hill. "Th floral offerings were many and beautiful. The deceased was born at Rich mond, April 30, 1887 and was the son of the late Joseeph and Charlotte Smlih Stagg. He has lived In Rich mond the greater part of his life, his late years having been spent at Ogden. He leaves five sisters and two brothers. The deceased was unmarried. un-married. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Lewis oft Smlthfleld were week end visitors here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W H. LewlB. Chow-Chow, the health clown am-Mi am-Mi the school children of our town Friday with his cheerful visit with them, and gave them some very good health points. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Hendricks have received very encouraging news from their little daughter Georgia who l In S'nlt Utaa nci ivlnj; m. ,li cal sttsntloo, SIk ! iimcli improvea and In Knlnliin in weight. Houes for her coinpleti' r. inv.rv are maintained main-tained A MrthdS) dinner wan lven at the home of Mrn Hlltna Wight Tuesday Tues-day in honor of her mother Mm. Marian i adameoa A ta'w hahy girl arrived Mondny at the home of Mr. and Mra. Geo. I). i til' All concerned doing nleelv Funeral services wire held Sunday Sun-day at the Richmond ward tahernn-Cla tahernn-Cla over the ivmalns of Millie QtilK-ley QtilK-ley Merrill, the beautlfsl young wiir of Lionel Merrill. Serrlces were conducted by llishop .1 I.. Mit'any Singing "Sister Thou Were Mild and Lovely." Player by President Alma Merrill Singing, "Though lieepenlng Trials." llishop i.cwis l'lttv of swan Lake was the first speakei. He spoke of his acquaintance with the deStBSI i and of hef genial uplrlt and clu-r fulness and of her companionship of the linlp spirit. The second BBaalM llishop Teatea of lirigiiain. spoke I short time on the principles or the goapel, coiiimeiitel on the setitiineni Dlesaed are thoy that mourn inr Hiey : h.nl be comforted. Solo "The Link Divine," by Viola Webb. T. tl Merrill quoted sayings of Apostle SUt, said after death comes the glory of a faithful life. While here In the flesh. Spoke of eternal salvation and the holy bonds of matrimony. mat-rimony. Violin selection by John Omanson Orval Hendricks, the next speaker aald he could heartily endorse the remarks of the previous speakers. He also spoke of the sterling tiuull-tioH tiuull-tioH of the deceased and of her exemplary ex-emplary life. llishop M. A. Thomas of Downey, a relative of the deceased then spoke a short time. A solo was rendered bj 0. L stod-daid. stod-daid. Benediction wiu, eronomeed by Willis Hendricks. The floral offerings Were trofuse and very beautiful. The deceased was ihe daughter of Jennie Wnlti and the late Joseph QtUgley. SBd was born October 2H. 18fl6. Beside her young husband and mother she is survived by hei grand parents, five brothers, one sister. sis-ter. . Mrs Kay Van Noy spein tin- PSS reek al Preston having dental work done. Miss Anna I'hrisiensen nl" Prt ItOO was a Richmond visitor Sunday. Mrs. Herbert l.'hrislciuten of g den Is a guest of Mrs Kain- gpaek man. Mrs. Anna Hayes and dauglitei Marjorie of Idaho Kails are visiting at the home of Mrs Hayes' inolliei Mrs. L. I. Swenaen. Miss Lapreal Wight of BrtSham City was a guest of Mrs. Allen Hell ' dricks Thursday. Friday aflenuxui the Daughters of Pioneers held their snnua'l n i ing for the putpoae ni , Meeting n reor ganlation MaSKle T Mer. ill rp chosen as president irlth the pi h I ege of seeding oilier alls. A Red Cross danee was given i" Ti.ursdn.v. NoVenlber 11 Refresli niepis were s.-rve-1 by the Red Cros' (officials. Tli'- proeoedi wenl in th lied Croee, Mrs llattle I'hrihleus. ii euieiialn ed at a family dinner at her home Satutdav evening. The lable had tin a centerpiece a beautiful cut glass bowl filled with chrysnthemuma. A very ptoaSaBI social evening was spent. Mrs Irwin Stoddard entertain1 (he Sego Lit club Thursday l.unc'a eon was perved. Mrs. N. F. Ilullen. Mis. C. I Stoddard and Mrs W. H Hnediicks were special guests cf the club. Mr" Hay llrown has returned to her home In Wyoming after n. lenglliy visit lire. Mrs. H. H. Klshei spent lasl week at Log.m doing temple work. Mrs Ainiina Anderson spent Sunday Sun-day at Preston with her daughter, Mrs. C F i'hrisiensen. Mis. II M BgSJI DM1 with a puln- rul .!. nl Monday by getting a needle run In her band so deeply that it required I surgical opening l i remove It, which of course, gives her much pain. |
