The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-02-27
SMITHFIELD


evelshadowed with a gloom late I,
day, when Tom Tarbett as he Is bes
Ln.fu, was nurled into eternit
N,tAtat any warning. Tom LEI
I,a.tanell driving wild mule col
aad another horse, when nearing hi
huAle 1T Benson he leaned out 4
PICK up milk can when one lin,
dropped the team started. throwing
hin 10 the ground and dragging hin
against pole. Med cal aid was sum
uCned from here, but the poor fel
low was dead his wife was Smith
Geld girl, Miss Esther Johnson. He
also leaves two young children. Flu
neral services will be held in the
First ward meeting house on Thurs
day at 2 y, IN.
Bishop William H. VIM is in "a
pfecarious condition. He has been
ailing since the middle of last week
but was not confined to his bed I'M
I'll Friday a. IN. There is profuse
mouth which renders him very weak
and unconscious at times.
Funeral services over the remains
Of the one month old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Coleman, were
held at their home Saturday last.
Bishop Miles, w. G.. Raymond and
Samuel Nelson were the speakers.
Much sympathy Is felt for the sor-
rowing parents.
Mrs. Mary Roberts Roskelley, and
family attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hugh Roberts at Logan on Sunday
last. '"
Those reported as i'll at this time
are Mrs Carl Rasmussen. William
II. Roskelley. Mrs. John Peterson,
and the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Y. Smith.
II. r. Miles Jr., is making big |
preparations for his annual opening |
day OF March The day will close
with public dance at night in the
Hillyard opera house
Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Smith en-
tertained at dinner on Saturday eve
ming in honor of their son Wayne
and his bride Miss Anna Merrill
Miss Joyce McCracken was hostess
at an elaborate Sunday night dinner.
Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Merrill, Mel.
lie Hind and Katie Cragun OF the
Benson STAKE board visited the Mu-
tual conference at Hyrum on Sun
day last
The Daughters of the Pioneers
met at the home of Mrs. George Y
Smith and listened to an excellent
program and partook Of dainty re.
freshments. After lunch the subject
Of purchasing a relic hall was dis
cussed, enthusiasm ran high and
Mrs. J. j. Richardson was appoint
ed chairman OF committee to in
vestigate this matter and report la |
ter.
Mrs. Jean Smith entertained at a
family dinner on Sunday last in hon
or Of her sons birthday.
The high school dance on Satur'
day night was huge success social
Iy and financially The appropriate
dance programs are worthy of men
ton.
Miss Zna Roskelley of Preston
spent few days this week visiting
her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Randall
write that they arrived at Long
Beach. Cat, and are highly pleased
with the appearance Of the city
which will be their future home.
Messrs George SAINT Jr., and Fred
SAINT of Treasureton, and A. A.
SAINT and Samuel SAINT of Clifton
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
returned from the Texas missiontield
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roskelley
are rejoicing over the safe arrival
of their frstborn. a fine baby girl.
Word reached here last night that
Mouritzson of Montpelier, signal
agent on the railroad had been struck
down and killed by train. He is
brother to Mesdames Mary Grit
fiths and Eliza Cantwell.
Mrs. Griffith and William Cant.
well left this morning for Montpe.
lier.
Roy Roskelley of brigham City is
visiting his people here.