The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-03-15
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SMiIHF|ELD

Smithfeld, March IA very small
but appreciative audience greeted the
"Pierrots" here on Wednesday even
| ing. The solo work was exceptional
| ly good. Lew Edwards stunt with the
musical bottles was well received In
fact all was above the average talent
usually found in travelling troupes.
The household of our townsman,
| George Doane was thrown into sad
away the light, joy, sunshine and life
of the house, their thirteen months
old baby. All that aching but loving
hearts and willing hands could do,
was done, but proved of no avail and
the little one sank peacefully to rest
Pneumonia was the cause of death
The family though deeply grieving
over the loss of their treasure, are
reconcled and feel to say, The Lord
giveth, the Lord taketh, blessed be
his name forever.
Services were held in the ward
chapel on Tuesday last, C. j. Pillow.
man, Samuel Nelson and Bishop
Miles all made comforting remarks.
Mrs. Rose Hill sang, in touching
manner, Your Sweet little Rosebud
Has Left You.
only baby: yet who may say
or the hopes that are buried with It
today?
OF the dreams of the future 10y and
bliss lid.
Laid in the dust with that last fond
kiss?
Only baby: yet who may speak
OF the love these little ones awake
Save those who lay them in sorrow
away
Like the chastened ones who see such
a day"
Miss Myrtle Toolson is quite sick
at this writing
The A. c. Horticultural class came
up from Logan on Monday last I'M
der the charge of Prof. Bachelor and
had a practical burning day in the
Valley View Orchard.
The Bon Heur club presented their
play Miss Fearless & Co" 10 an
over crowded house on Monday even.
ing. The work was exceptionally
good and much complimentary talk
is INDUCED in. They all played on
an average better than any troupe
that has been here this winter. We
hope to see such talent encouraged.
About $50 net profit was presented
to the First ward tabernacle finance
committee.
The high school will present clio
yer Farm" in the near future for the
benefit Of the First ward tabernacle.
Mr.. Calvin Cragun Of Idaho Falls
is visiting the Cragun family here.
James Kirkbride is preparing to
move into his newly acquired house.
Mr.. Will Cantwell will move into the
Kirkbride house.
Miss Vella Merrill entertained the
Pandora club on Friday. A fine chick
en- supper was served.
The Second ward choir is hard at
work on the opera Dolly Warden. "
1t is thought this opera will eclipse
all former ones, so we look for a
great treat.
Coral Nelson has been confined to
her bed from muscular rheumatism
during the past week.
Miss Hattie Lyon, accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lyon was married on Monday last,
to Archie Stoddard of Logan, Bishop
Miles pronounced the ceremony. A
wedding dinner was served at the
brides home. o.,
Messrs John Pilgrim and Hugh
Rash are rejoicing over the feet that
an addition to their families has ar
rived.
Bishop Winn is slowly improving
This Is good news for his many an.
xious friends.
The Bon Heur club will give a pub.
lie ball on Monday evening next.
The Misses Hop Flshburn and Alice
Morse of Brigham City, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Mccain.
Mrs l.. j. ttshburn and daughter
villa returned home on Tuesday