Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-01
LOGAN.
Cache county Notes.

One hundred snd forty Germans from
HNIt Lake, and number from inter
mediate points arrived here on saiur'
nav morning They were met at the
denot by numbers Of their oountrymen
from Logan and Providence. In the
aftofpoon q German conference was
held. aud 10 the evening the Gernan
choir from Salt Lske gave concert In
Inc Tnbefnacls basement, which was
we'll attended by both Germans ana
American, The storm that prevailed
during most Of the day prevented
muoh outdoor enjoyment and visits 10
poInta OF Interest, but discriminating
these drnwbacka the visitors appeared
to enjoy themselves.
while there were no Decoration Day
services held on Saturday, the day was
generally observed, all business houses
and banks being closed. The GENE
terry was visited by thousands curing
The day, and Its appearance trans
formed from an arid waste 10
beautiful flower garden. A mum.
bor II monuments we're placed
In position. The two local companies
OF The National Guard turned out anu
executed drills and nted volleys, ana
Mitlon's band from Wollsville Iur-
nlshed music.
Mrs. Sam Thatcher died at the resi-
deuce Of her father, q. w. LufklH, on
Wednesday nfternoon, as the result OF
a severe fright and fall received about
week previously, when sue was
chased for Ghort distance by bull.
Her little babe also died. The funeral
services were held In the Tabernacle
on Friday afternoon, and had a large
attendance, Elders Moses Thatcher,
Onon smith. l.. Il Mar,ineAu ana
John i. Carlisle were the speakers.
Mrs. Thhtohor's pleasant disposition
had ondenfed her 10 n host OF friends,
and uuivetsai sympathy IL felt for the
bereAvtd husband.
Anothar SD death was that Of tho
wife OF Herman johnson, restaurant
keeper. The lady had been confined
about awosk and her death was caused
by blood poisoning. She died on
Thurpday aud wss buried at Hyfum
on sunday the babe, \ girl, survives.
Judge Judd's lecture on The Ameri-
can Ballot, delivered under the aus.
plces Of tho Is. Y. College, In the
Thatcher Opera house, grow large
and attentive audience.
Decoration Day witneisgd the actual
dedication anu setting up OF the Gibbs
monument at Paradise. The dedicA.
tory services weTeheld In the meeting
house, and must Of tho congregation
adjourned 10 the cemetery anu saw the
monument placed, with obaervnuoes
appropriate to the occasion, over the
Iomains OF the martyr TO the cause Of
truth.
Hear, Logan and Blacksmith FORK
rlvefs and all other streams In the val.
ley are booming. MIR. A. q. Bar.
Der and companion narrow
ly escaded disaster while fofdlng
inc bear at the GENTLE valley crossing.
The horses had TO swim and the buggy
wss overturned. John Miles Of Para
dise had u team drowned In the stream
running through the east fork OF Para
dlso canyon, and numerous narrow
.capsa are reported from other piAcep.
The Cache county Democracy meets
today 10 elect delegates to the State
convention.
Judge Rolspp paid Logan ny Ing
visit on Frldry and occupied Judge
Harps seat long enough 10 attend 10
tue examination and commitment VI
Mrs. Elisabeth Boil OF Riohmon nd, and
Mn. Sarah J. Taylor OF Logan, 10 this
State Insane asylum. Mrs. Bell IA tbs
mother OF six children, anu her case IL
sad one. That OF Mrs. Taylor Ia no
lees 90. She has been very active In
Relief Society and Y. l.. NJ. 1. A.
work, and has worked particularly
hard In the silk culture Industry un.
reTIakon by the Stake Relief Society.
IL Ia hoped anu believed by her ffiSuds
,hal the alienation VI her Intellect will
be but temporary, and that when tho
perfect rest anu proper treatment AZ
iotded nj the asylum have had time 10
work, reason will once more resume IT,
sway and she will return permanently
cured.
Professor Hickman delivered a very
Interesting lecture on Character, un.
der the auspices OF ltho Philomhthlc
rVoiety OF tine b. Y. college, on FTlday
evening. Several fine musical uum.
beTs and Teoitatlona completed the
evenings program.
Two balls were given on Friday
evening. Ono by tho A. q. OF u. attn
lello association in the college
gymnasium, aud the other by the
Elders quorum In the Second ward,
IN honor anu for tho benefit OF M. J.
Ballard, who 10 soon ~ leave on a
mission.
Mrs, Emma Lake Of ClArktton was
quite severely burned ono day las,
weeh by falling on hot stove while In
IA 1t.