The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

George and Maud Iair, passed away,
after suffering for about two weeks
with colera infantum. The occasion
sesms more sud for the reason that
|, t1q pasents withiFthsif litIis ones
were not home at tie dine 6f the
childsA DEATH Mr. BAR ewns : fafn
at Black Pines, Park valley, aid
waS there harvesting when the chiId
took sick. Not realixiGg the case was
80 SERIOUS. they nnIshed their work
then started for home and while on
the road death came. The whole
community extend their sympathy to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bair in their hour Of
bereavement. Funeral services were
held at the home last Wednesday AZ
ternoon. The meeting opened by the
members Of the choir singing. Beau-
tiful Isle Of Somewhere. Prayer was
offered by Lars Johnson. Singing.
Shall We Meet Beyond the River.
Walter Hill then spoke q short time
Solo, Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has
Left You. BY c. /. Stoddard. Lester
Bair then made . few consoling re-
marks. Solo. He Heeds Me. BY C. !.
J Stoddard. Mr., William Hill then
spoke for some time) Singing. Home.
Sweet Home. Benediction. Fred
Christensen.
!. Mr.. G., b. Lockhart and Mr..
G. n. Merrill LETT Saturday morning
for Chicago, in the Interest Of the
: milk factory, They WILDE gone sbout
ten days. ~.
/ Mrs. Fred Smith was. pleasantly
surprised last Wednesday evening By
a large crowd, the occasion being her
! 18th birthday. Some very nice pres.
ents were received by Mrs. Smith
and bounteous feast was enjoyed by
all present.
The regular Scandinavian test
mony meeting Of last Sunday was
held at the home OF L.. II. Larson.
On account of sickness Brother Lar.
son has not been able to attend a
meeting for six months and he re-
questel the brothers and sisters to
meet there.
Mrs. Maria Merrill, Miss Lenora
Merrill and Mrs. c. L.. Funk have
gone to Sat Lake to attend the wed
ding reception of Miss Lyman and
Melvin Merrill. The marriage will
take place in the Salt Lake temple
next Wednesday and Immediately AZ
ter the reception they will leave fol
the east on their wdding tour.
Mr.. Walter Thompson is going t
put up a modern residence just soutl
of Mr.. Eli Webbs home and bids are
now out for the building.
Maria Schow, Lucy Funk, Alict
Harris and Lizzie Doty met at thu
home of Mrs. Schow last Friday eve
ming and made out the following pro
gram for the Pioneer social mex
; Wednesday afternoon:
/. Song ............ Lurea Hendricki
2. Bundle Drawing Contest.
3. Story Telling Contest.
A.. Song. Mrs. A. A. Thomas
g.. Instrumental music.
The social will be held at the homt
Of Mrs. Libbie Hendricks. For thu
purpose Of preserving relics. q goot
substantial and dust tight cabinet hal
been ordered from Mr.. Stevenson, by
the Daughters Of the Pioneers ThiI
cabinet will cost ninety.hve dollail
and the social at Mrs. Hendricks Il
given for the purpose Of raising some
Of this means. Mrs. Hendricks VIII
serve refreshments free but 1t Is un
,derstood that the members and guest.
will each pay pay Affy gents, and apSwarss
towards the cost Of the cabinet. Pres
ident Lucy Funk desires every one
to be promptly on time, 2 o'clock.
Friday the 18th Is the regular an
nual day for the young ladies. Al
$3.50 In the evening an interesting
program will be rendered consisting
of music. games, dances, etc.
Mrs. Emeline Harris is quite ILL.,
Word has been received that Mrs
Walter Hill OF Logan has passed
away and the remains viii be brough
here for funeral services and burial
Services viii be held Tuesday at
o'clock In the tabernacle.
The sacrament meeting last Sun
day consisted OF testimony bearinl
and singing. Mr.. Charles Stoddar'
sang very beautiful solo. Two ba
bies were blessed, one belonging Il
Mrs. Chester Wright and the other Il
Mrs, Carl Anderson.
A very interesting discussion wa