The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-19


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Roy i, Byrne, the biggest COLLIER"
Of the bunch Of travelling men that
comes to Logan, Is In the city on a
regular trip.
Colfax Rebekah Lodge was given
surprise by Odd Fellows Thursday
night and together they enjoyed q
splendid good time.
The engine of the freight train that
runs between Preston and Cache
Junction had breakdown near
franklin Wednesday, but in the mix.
up no one was hurt.
The big storm is said to extend over
into the Sacramento Valley Accord.
ing 20 a San Francisco salesman for
printing material the mountains
throughout California have been GOV.
cred far down their sides with snow
and In Sacramento downfall Of snow
was heavy enough to permit OF snow.
balling. At one Of the churches there,
Sunday school was let out that the
children might enjoy this phenome.
non. A fall of snow i'm California Is
practically unknown, even TO "the
oldest inhabtant."
Alma Jensen, Of Charleston, was in
Logan yesterday enroute from Salt
Lake City, where he had been to con.
fer with the o. S. l.. railroad officials
in regard to new depot at Dayton.
Mr.. Jensen owns property at Dayton
and vas delegated by the citizens there
as a committee OF one to induce Supt.
Bancroft to build a much needed sta.
ton building at that place. The sug.
gestion met with favor, and MI, Jensen
returns to DAYTON with specific
promise that the desired depot will be
built and at no distant date.
Roy Merrill the young man so ter.
ribly injured in a fall from a telephone
pole several months ago and who
since that time has been an inmate Of
a Logan hospital, was taken to his
home at Richmond Wednesday. AL
though alive he is 10 a terrible con.
dition, the lower part Of his body be.
ing paralyzed and not the greatest
hope is held out for any betterment
Still there is the hope that there al
ways is In life and turn for the bet
ter might be nearer than any can an
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DR.. w. II. Calderwood, of Salt Lake
City, formerly Of Logan, escaped death
narrowly Tuesday while hurrying to
attend patient, says the News. Or.
Calderwood was crossing the Oregon
Short Line tracks on Third West and
Fourth North streets, when an engine
struck the rig, smashing it completely
and throwing the occupant to the
ground Before the train could be
stopped Dr. Calderwood had been
dragged half block, suffering count
less bruises, but escaping with his
life almost miraculously That the
horse, too, was not killed is surprising,
as the carriage was ground into small
bits. At the time DR., Calderwood
was hurrying towards some home in
the western part OF town where he
had very sick patient, but before
driving over the tracks slackened the
speed OF his horse to look along the
line for approaching trains. A string
of freight cars stood half over the
crossing and DR.. Calderwood could see
or near no trains or engines. The
crossing had no llagman or guard of
any kind to warn persons, The doc.
tor started across the tracks, ard he
had no sooner passed the freight cars
than an engine dashed into sight, car.
rying carriage, horse and driver down
the line" Friends in Logan are glad
to learn that Dr. Calderwood was not
seriously injured.