The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-10

Richmond, Nov. 9.-And still
we say ooh how beautiful is
the weather"
Election dayjis over and once
more the political atmosphere is
relieved of it's pressure. 1t can
not be expected that all ale
satisfied but why not all try to
be satisfied Satisfaction pro-
notes happiness and happiness
is after all The great object of
life.
Funeral services over the
remains of Lars Erickson were
held Wednesday afternoon in
the tabernacle with a fair at
tendance considering the busy
time. The speakers were Sven
Nelson, Albert Anderson, Aug
ust Schow and the presiding Of
ficer James w. Funk. Two
beautiful solos were sang, "Will
There Be Any Stars IN My
Crown" by Samson Webb and
ooh My Father" by Brigham
Monson.
The choir was not large but
furnished sweet music. The
floral offerings were beautiful.
A son-in-law, Farley Whitaker
of Ashton was expected but
word was received that he had
met with a very painful acct
dent by running silver in one
of his eyelids. After the re-
moval of the splinter the eye
caused a great deal of discom-
fort and Mr.. Whitaker was I'M
able to attend the funeral. The
family wishes to heartily thank
all those whom had assisted and
have extended their sympathy
at the hour of their bereave-
ment.
Another fellow who will vote
twenty-one years from now
landed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Johnson last week.
Mrs. Rhoda Dobson was
pleasantly surprised Wednes-
day when company of about
thirty ladies presented them
selves with lunch baskets and
lunch boxes filled to overflow
ing with delicacies of life. The
ladies had also remembered
Mrs. Dobson with some necessi-
ties for the coming winter.
Feasting and visiting were in
dulged in and a pleasant time
in general was enjoyed. -
Mr. Ute Griffin has purchas-
ed a piece of land of Mrs. Hyer,
just east of her house and will
locate his blacksmithing estab-
lishment and also garage.
Mrs. Phebe Dahle of Blue
Creek has come home to her
mother Mrs. Jane Harrison to
spend the winter with her. v
The vaudeville entertain
ment given last Wednesday ev-
ening under the auspices of
the Y. L. M. |. A. was a sue
cess both financially and social
ly. The financial result was
$50 clear and the social re-
suit was a large audience, well
pleased with the show. Every
part was well prepared and
well rendered. The Mutual Of
ficers wish to heartily thank
the people for their generous
patronage that evening. This
money will be turned over for
the new tabernacle piano at the
next payment. The Relief So
ciety and Primary organiza-
tions have also extended their
financial help to this cause.
The Interurban company has
purchased the southwest corner
of Mrs. Sarah Ann Merrill's
lot and will there, in the near
future erect their depot.
Mr.. George Farnes has been
assigned to take charge Of the
r. r. section near Preston so
will of necessity move his fam
lily up to Preston this week. The
community regrets to have to
lose so good a citizen as our
section boss, Mr.. Farnes but at
the same time we wish him
success in his new field of la
Dor.
DR. Adamson and family
went to Salt Lake in their car
thursday and returned Sunday
evening.
A very sad accident occurred
on the county road one mile
north of the city, Saturday ev-
ening about 8 o'clock. A Smith