The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-29
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
TO N. THOMAS
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about which we have heard hut little
of late, announces that their number
has been increased one by the vel
COM a rival of little Priscilla, the
tb2i mir% newly born ghter of Mrs
Lerhl i,err Skeen. While IA Rich
mo ,. Skeen was - jealous nom
Der otthc Priscilla club and an ardent
uniting worker in the ward. The
Irsc.ila girls have already showered
many gratulations Oh their new
member and all here join with them
m wishing the little ono health and
life as well rs all good wishes to its
parents.
Mrs. Fred Smith underwent an
operation in Logan hospital last
Tuesday whereby cataract was sue.
cessfully removed from her eye. Grand
ma Smith is on her 72nd year but dis
pite this fact she is hale and hearty.
She has been blind for some time, a
condition which has annoyed her very
much as it prevented her from get
ting around and doing her work as
she would like to have done Through
the operation she has the sight of one
eye restored, to her great joy and sat
isfaction. Later when conditions in
the other eye became favorable she
pleasantly refers to the fact that she
will have that one attended to also.
The many friends here OF Martin
Thomas will be grieved to learn that
he met with painful accident last
week. The young man was driving
some horses near his new home in
Downey when the horse he was riding
FELL breaking Mr.. Thomas leg in two
places very badly Medical attention
was Immediately. obtained and he is
resting as comfortable as can be cX-
pected under the conditions
The Logan Monument company
have just erected a beautiful 6 foot
high monument on the grave of the
late W. d. Hendricks. The monument
is composed of Winsbarrow Blue
Granite and our native Cottonwood
granite The work is fine addition
to- our already handsome well kept
cemetery.
Chester Trip last week surprised
lis many friends here by announcing
his marriage to Miss Minnie Gerring,
charming young lady Of Woodland,
Idaho. The young couple expect to
stay here a few days before returning
to her new home in Idaho
A. A. Thomas went to Logan Tues
day morning TO witness the operation
of a cataract on the eye of Mrs. Fred
Smith
The city council met last Tuesday
in special session Mayor Funk and all
the councilmen were present except
c. A. Monsoon who Is now in Sweden,
having Just arrived there to do mis-.
sionary work
The principle business transacted
was the drafting and passing of an ca.
Sinance whereby hereafter all persons
running traction engines, threshing
machines and other equally heavy
loads over the bridges and culyerts In
Richmond City must first lay down
inch planks over any such bridges,
etc. To take their loads over. This ac-
ton has become absolutely necessary
to protect the city's culyerts etc,
from the damage wrought by these
heavy cutting loads being taken over
them. A fine Of $25 for each and ey-
cry offense win be imposed upon all
offenders.
The officers of the Benson stake
primary board and the officers and
teachers Of the different local asso.
Citations successfully surprised Mrs.
Lizzie Doty. ex-president of the pri.
mary board of this stake last Satur
day noon by going in body and talk,
ing with them a dainty lunch and re.
freshments to her home here. One
hundred and thirty seven happy and
Jolly officers and teachers made up
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