The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-23

SelllnB OF liquor 10 mmOfS' NHHe
standing under these charges officers
and the father of the boy from Smith
field appeared and added burglary to
the list of crimes. The officers hay-
ing these unpleasant duties in charge
do not wish to offend the parents but
the law must be enforced. Dallas
will appear before the Juvenile court
at Logan next Tuesday.
In our next issue Of The Republi-
can you may look for letter from
Busy Ben giving a detailed account
of the Holstein.Friesian association;
its future plans, its purposes and its
desires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Griffin Of Lo-
gan we're up last Sunday to visit Mr..
GrifIln's mother.
Nathaniel Thomas, Chauncey Thorn
as and Martin Thomas, with their
wives were down to attend the sill
yer wedding.
Leroy, Earl, Franklin and Arnold
Robinson have gone to Salt Lake on
business. Leroy and frankie are
located in Virginia, Idaho, and Ar
mold lives in Downey, but all have
been home visiting their mother
Mrs. Ella Robinson.
The meeting announced In our
last news budget in regard to the
speakers that were to come from
Salt Lake and speak in the interest
of Religion class work were postpon-
ed until next Sunday on account OF
the funeral Of Mrs. Doty.
The masquerade ball was crowded
but the spectators were more num-
erous than those who were masked
Mrs. Hattie Christensen has gone
to Salt Lake in the interest Of her
millinery business.
Mrs. Barnsley, well known WON
an of our town, who had been resid-
ing at Ogden since the death OF her
late husband, Mr.. Stage, some tf-
teen years ago, died very suddenly
at her home Sunday, February Ia.
Her remains we're brought here The
following Tuesday evening and tax
ON TO the home of Mr.. David Smith
Sr. Mr.. Barnsley and eight children
accompanied the body here. Funer-
al services were held in the taberna-
Gle Thursday. There was large
crowd In attendance. Very interest
ing remarks were made by David
Smith Jr., p. l.. McCarry, William
Skidmore, William Lewis and August
Schow. Music was rendered by the
choir, also by Elmer Stoddard, Fran
els Thomas and Austin Rainey. The
family thanked the citizens OF Rich
mond for their kindness to them dur
ing their bereavement. The body was
taken TO the Richmond cemetery for
interment.
After constant suffering for two
years and half the final end came
TO Mrs. Benjamin Doty last Thurs
day. The cause of her suffering and
death was paralytic stroke and fol
the last two and a half years she
has had to be cared for as an infant
Her good and faithful daughter, Ret
Ia, has performed this duty to hel
utmost ability and deserves a great
deal OF praise for the sweet patience
she has shown. Mrs. Doty was borr
In Maine, 10 years ago and located
in Richmond in 1919. She was The
wife OF Mr.. Thomas Whittle and foul
children were born to them: Minervi
Allen OF Cove, Mary Jensen of Sal
Lake, Edwin White Of Acequia
/ Idaho, and Almond Whittle of Rigby
Idaho. After the death of Mr.. Whit
tie, Mrs. Doty married Mr.. Benja
min Doty and the two children, Ret
Ia and George were born to them
Mrs. Doty was one of the very frs
settlers and has gone through tn,
hardships of pioneer life. Her lif
has not contained much pleasure bu
through all her trials she has remain
ed faithful and true and has show
a strong and Interchangeable characte
Funeral services We're held at tn
tabernacle at 2 o'clock last Sunday
The speakers were William Skid
more, William Harrison OF Logan, j
w. Funk and Bishop T. II. Merrill
All testified of the goodness and ei
Unable qualities of the deceased
Mrs. A. A. Thomas and Eliza MOI
son sang the beautiful song, "My Fl
Their Knows" and Lucille Merrill an
Elmer Stoddard sang "Thy Will b
Done" Both duets were beautiful
rendered. At the funeral all her chi
dren were present and four brother
and their wives and one sister, oliv
Miller, all brothers and the siste
were residents of Hartman, Utah,