The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-09-28

days, II Is then that the season with,
all it's golden glow loses its charm.
Specially is this true with those hav-
ing new autos. q
A sad event of the week was the
death Of the two year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Feltman. Little
Frank was victim OF colera infant.
nm and was sick but one and a half
days. lie was stricken on Sunday af-
ternoon and died Monday night. Tie
grief stricken parents have the sym
pathy Of the entire community. Fun
efal services were held at the opera
house on Thursday at 2 p. ms with
+. W. Funk presiding The speakers
were J. W. Funk, G.. q. Harris, and,
George W. Hendricks. The opening;
prayer was offered by August Schpw
and the bcnediction was pronounced
bv Elmer Stoddard. Mrs. Hanna
Christensen and Miss Eliza Monson
each rendered beautiful solo and
the choir sang I Need Thee Every
Hour, Tho Deepning Trials and
Nearer, My God to Thee. Four little
boys we're psllbearers and six little
girls carried O mass OF beautiful flow.
ers.
Sarah Poyle of Ogden, a sister of
| the bereaved mother was mp from
| Ogden 10 attend the funeral.
We are told that another one OF
| our town boys has fallen for Cupids
dart This time the victim was Ell
gcce Webb who is studying law in
Salt Lake City. His betrothed is Miss
Naisbett and to prove that he is
proud Of his choice, he is going to
take her to his home town for Wis
II In the near future. Congratulations
are extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
! by the community.
On account Of the storm our month
IL priesthood was poorly attended
last Saturday.
| The backward dance given by the
Y. l.. NJ. I. A. Monday evening was
very amusing affair and caused a
great deal of merriment. The dancers
came With their clothing on backward
hair combed backward and all their
performances were backward. Many
funn" suits and modes of dressing
were to be seen.
| Yes. we went to the county fair
a bic bunch of us and Wa walked
off with some prizes too. Nelson
Bros, first prize on Holstein cattle
Fred Waffle, second prize On Hol
stein stock Mrs. Fred Whittle, first
prize on crochet. fancy work md her
little year old daughter, second
prize on a worked sofa pillow GOV
er. Best knitting, Mrs. Melissa Nc
Carey, best cheese, Mrs. Rufus
Pack. We are fortunate. to have &C
cess to this cheese at any time, al
Mrs. Pack always has plenty In stor,
. at the reasonable price of IS cents
per pound.
Schools opened last Monday will
as usual large enrolment OF Gail
dren. At the very last hour change
, we're made In teachers and Miss An
derson OF Fillmore has now one o
the fourth grades and Miss Munk ha
the beginners, the Relief Society hal
having been prepared for them. Las
Wednesday all OF the schools dismiss
ed at II a. m. giving the children
chance to visit the fair, and a grea
many OF them awaited themselves G
this opportunity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Bomen are smi
G ing after having been visited by tn
stork last week and leaving a pr
/. cious parcel at their home.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swendsen al
happy over the arrival OF daughter
Judge Peterson OF Logan gave
& most interesting lecture In Parent
class Sunday. His topic was, CHI
c. dren Of the Juvenile Court. He urge
il that parents should assist In enfor
ing the curfew law, Being a Vel
stormy day, but few of the childr'
and parents were in attendance al
IS, all but the very smallest childre
were marched into the north room
hear Mr.. Peterson's lecture.
n, Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mr.
William Merrill celebrated their s
&C. yer wedding and q large assembly
ne relatives, neighbors and friends ma
the evening one OF social pleasur
on Many beautiful presents OF silly
were received. Refreshments we
served to sixty-five guests.
p Mr.. John McCarrey has had
home improved by installing the
and cold water conveniences also
en- papering and painting. know VIII
~ you read this unconsciously feeli
IA OF suspicion will take possession