The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-29
LOGAN LINES.
Football Game Was a Disappoint-
ment-A Fatal Accident-Cache
Cuttings.

LOGAN, Nov 2S.-The news of the
defeat of the Agricultural college foot
ball team by the High school in Salt
Lake today was received with feelings
Of disappointment, although the
friends of the sturdy farmers were con-
f1dent that a good game had peen
played by them. The score, to U, IS
extremely encouraging when compareu
with the sound trouncing received py
the Agriculturals in this city two
weeks ago, when the Salt Lakers
scored % to our boys goose egg, ana
shows that the football material is
there all right, the thing needful beng
experience. The pulling down OF the
big figures also shows the results OF
the master hand of Prof. j. "A. Lang
ton, who has been training and coacH-
Ing the team during the past two
weeks. 1t will be but a consideration
of comparatively brief period OF tlm9
before the Loganites will polish of the
High school to the queens taste, say
the friends of the former.
Mr.. T. A. Davis, formerly OF salt
Lake city, but now manager OF me
Hercules Electric Power company, OF
Logan, met with a painful accldent
Saturday evening. In company WIN
Ed Hanson, Mr.. Davis was driving IN
to the city IN a single buggy ABOUT
dusk in the evening. At the Iapefha-
Gle corner the vehicle separated in two.
the coupling pin coming out, and threw
both gentlemen to the ground. MI
Davis sustained several bruises ana
painful cut under his nose, and several
of his front teeth were knocked loose.
Mr.. Hanson escaped injury.
Dan Fjeldsted, of Logan, became the
happy father of fine daughter. and
F. C. Parkinson. of Franklin, likewise.
this week.
Mrs David Lewis, of this city, de-
parted this life Monday evening at 7:35,
after an Illness of two years duration,
the last five months of which were Sc
rious. About that time her home was
destroyed by fire, which gave her such
a shock that she never recovered from
it. and her illness dates from that liz
cident. 1t developed into a. gnawing,
wasting disease, technically known as
marasmus, and finally ended in sap
ping out her life blood Funeral SER
vices over her remains were held in
the tabernacle today. The bereaved
husband has the sympathy of the
whole community.
A penny sociable'' was given by the
ladies of the Methodist church Monday
evening. at the residence of Prof. and
Mrs. Richman, which was decidedly
novel and extremely enjoyable The
feature of the entertainment was the
assessment of one penny against each
person present for every year of his or
her age, the amount thus collected 60
Ing for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
society. About Saventy-five people were
present.
A wagon load of fine deer and elk
was brought into town from the hills
in the south end of the county We'd
nesday afternoon. The venisons were
easily disposed of in the local markets.
Judge Warrum and Prosecuting At
torney Rich have been to Blackfoot,
Idaho, on a deer hunting trip for
week past.
Last Saturday afternoon H. ]. Peter
son, a highly respected resident of Ben
son ward, this county, lost his life in
an accident that occurred about mid
way between his home and Trenton,
on the west side of Bear river Peter
son was one of party Of teamsters
who set ouL on the afternoon men,
toned for Teton basin in Idaho, AID
his team brought up the rear. The
wind was blowing and the atmosphere
was cold and all all the drivers were
walking beside their teams to keep
warm. Peterson's horses were tagging
behind the others and he whipped
them into trot to catch up Reaching
for the lines, which were tied to the
center stake Of the dashboard, Peter
son slipped under one of the wagon
wheels and the entire load passed over
his body. He arose, however. and
climbed into his wagon. where he fell.
His companions saw then there was
something wrong and resolved to take
him back home. Before they reached
home, however. he died from the eff
fects Of the injuries received His
funeral was held in Benson ward Wed
nesday, and his remains were brought
to Logan for interment the same day.