Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25
LOGAN.
EARTHQUAKE Ar PARADISE,
Wedding Bells - Funeral OF Mrs.
Mohr - Condensed MILK Factory.

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Special Correspondence.
Logan Cache Co., July 23,--Parties In
from Paradise today state that a dis
tlnct earthquake shock was felt there
Thursday morning at o'clock. The
trembling lasted half a minute ana
while not heavy enough to cause any
particular damage, was yet marked
enough TO awaken many Inhabitants Of
the town.
FUNERAL or MRS. MOHR,'
The funeral service over the remains
Of the late Mrs Anna Mohr was held
I'm the Fourth ward Westinghouse We'd
nesday afternoon. Elder II. j. Nielsen
offered the opening prayer, and the
speakers were Patriarch o. n. Lilien-
quist, Elders John II, Anderson, An
dreas Peterson Olof Peterson OF Hy-
rum, Alfred Hansen Of Smithheld and
Bishop Thomas X. Smith, all Of whom
had known and spoke highly Of the
deceased lady. Elder Larsen Of New
ton pronounced the benedictlon, FL
der NJ. j. Ballard rendered a beautiful
solo.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Farrell this
week
Joseph NJ. Waite. Hyde park.u..,.,2l
Mary n. Thurston, Hyde Parku..1S
~ G. II Hedlmark, Logan" ..,..,25
Cesilia Kirby Logan .......,.,...,2O
fine son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Ballif Thursday
Mr.. Hugh Roberts has returned from
a business trip TO Malad and reports
that the dry farm wheat Is very mea-
ger IN that region,
Mayor Hansen announces that the
new condensed milk factory will be
capitalized at $4,000, and the plant Will
have a capacity OF $4,000 pounds OF
milk daily.
Gustave Berutson, the builder, has
just finished a two-roOm addition 10
the home Of c. NJ Wendelhoe, and is
now completing a two-room addition
for John Rosa.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Prof. George Thomas reached home
from Germany Monday evening, and
was greeting his many friends here
this week. He states that he viii rest
during the summer and win then decide
what work he will take up. Prof
Thomas IL In good health and reports
a most enjoyable and profitable eX'
perIence while absent
Mr.. and Mrs. G. $. Hayball the we'll
known and venerated couple Of the
Second ward, celebrated the 53rd anni-
versary of their marriage last Monday
IA a most enjoyable way. This couple
have lived to see their sons and daugh-
ters become prominent and prosperous
In the world, and have passed their
lives quietly and contentedly at peace
with themselves and their neighbors,
their many friends wish them many
happy returns Of their wedding day
Mr. and Mrs. N. w. Hams entertain
&c number Of friends very pleasantly
IN honor OF Mrs. William Wolstenholm
OF Salt Lake.
Mrs. d. o. Miner left for Salt Lake
Thursday after a pleasant visit with
relatives in Logan.
Mr.. Louis r. Cannon OF Salt Lake
visited IN Logan wednesday.
Messrs. William Cuff and w. 3,
Preston, Jr. with their familese, are
rusticating near the "rollon" In Logan
canyon.
The Second ward NJ. /. associations
held an outing IN Blacksmith Fork can
yon Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Hawks Of Pocatello who
win be remembered as formerly Miss
Mary Morgan, the popular daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Morgan OF
this city, is Visiting relatives I'm Logan,
Mrs Joseph w. Thatcher OF San
Francisco is visiting with relatives In
Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar w. Moyle Of Salt
Lake are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r. Martlneau.
Miss Rose Sorenson has returned
from a very pleasant visit with rela-
tives In Draper
Mrs ] d. snovden is visiting In Lo-
gan.
Mr. and Mrs. j. viii Hyde nave re-
turuod 10 Baker City, oregon, after a
pleasant visit In Salt Lake and Io-