The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-01
Mary Salversen Dead.
A New Doctor
Locates at Hyrum-Dr.
Cantril Of Denver.

AS the cchos of Christmas rejoicing
were fading on the ear and the mid
night hour was slowly passing, the
voice of He who holds the destiny of
all men i'm His mighty hand, spoke to
one of Tlyrum's fair daughters and
said MARY Salversen, come home"
Humbly she obcyed. Reconcled toI
her Masters will, without struggle or
pain, she closed her eyes and went into
sleep that knows no awakening.
Peaceful and quiet, just as her life
had been, so did she depart for her fu-
ture home. Her funeral was held on
Tuesday at one O'Clock p. m. The
speakers were Samuel Parkinson, of
Ogden: G. S. Winge, Patriarch O. n.
Liljenquist and Bishop H. f. Lilien-
quist. Words of praise for the de.
parted and consolation and encourage
ment for her relatives were delivered
by the speakers She was good girl,
loved and respected by all who knew
her. She was honest and truthful
and industrious. Her respected pa
rents and family have the heart felt
sympathy Of the entire community.
On December 10Th the IIyrum Ora
matte Co. appeared in the four-act
drama, because | Love YOU" and
to say that they did well is not enough
to express it, for they certainly de-
serve further mention. Mr.. |. ID.
Bickmore, Of Paradise as Horace
Werner" surprised everyone. He has
the voice and appearance that make
the best actors and he was welcomed
back after every exit. Il. j. Green. as
"Buck Tyson" did fine. His makeup
was perfect, and he showed himself
master of the situation. II. ii. Jansen
and VIM. Williams did much to add
weight to the performance. They gave
us all that could bc expected from
their parts. lIerSchel Wright, 1.-THE
English Dude caused much merri-
ment with his BLASTED blooming eye
glass; Miss Della Johnson as "Snod-
grass took her part with a dignity
and precision that tit well. Miss Jen-
ME Christensen as "Nance Tyson had
one of the best makcups for the char
acter represented and her acting was
just about right Miss Javan Jensen
as Prudence" surprised us with the
ability she displayed. She took her
part we'll Miss Clara Williams gave
her usual share to the performance,
which was great big portion. Alma
Williams looked and acted more like a
negro than a negro himself. Otto
Liljenquist as Drink Potts" showed
marked ability and proved himself
competent to handle a heavier part.
The house was crowded and every
body expressed the highest satisfac-
ton. In fact it was one of the best
entertainments we have witnessed
this season and we hope they will
come again.
Dr. A. II. Cantril, of Denver, has re.
Gently located among us permanently
His headquarters are at the Hyrum
Drug Store, where he can be reached
by telephone at any hour of the day OF
night. The doctor is physician and
surgeon of marked ability, and comes
to us highly recommended. He is q
man Of good morals and is worthy the
patronage of the people. We feel just
ly proud of having DR.. Cantril located
among us, and bespeak for him The
confidence and good will of our people
Our mayor and councilmen for tn,
coming two years have all qualified
for Office and will enter upon their re
specJiye duties the first Of the year
The retiring OH ;erS are o. NJ. vii
son, mayor H. &, Shaw, Lars Peter
sen, c. l.. Andersen, VIM. Squnes
and ,Iens Christensen. The retiring
mayor and council have done well
They have presided with dignity, am
have looked after the peoples interes
with entire satisfaction.
Santa Claus dealt with us very moo
crately this year. Christmas paSSe
OIL very quietly and the holidays hay
been 10 different to other days, wit
the exception that the school chile
rem are running at large.
There has been much building an
many Improvements during the yea
1903 about twenty thousand dollar
having been spent along these line
This leaves the people short of funC
and also in debt to some extent.
On Christmas the three wards uni
ed in big day for the children. The