The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-06

election is over and we landed dry
four TO one. II we could but feel per
fectly safe and confident that We are
dry and will continue dry, what
consoling assurance that would be-
But. sadly we must admit that we
have those in our midst That disturb
this blessed assurance. We Know
them-they may be able to dodge the
law for a time, but they are not
able TO dodge public sentiment ana
public prejudice. Every honest, clean
hearted man and woman justly abb
hors the bootlegger and.his fiendish
business. How strange it seems to
the normal observer that a man VIII
sacrifice his name and honor to In
dulge in such criminal pursuit.
Last Friday Mr.. Orson Lawrence
Jr., met with a very serious accident
at the gravel pit. As he was load
ing. the bank where he was working
caved in and buried his whole body
excepting his head. Being the only
man working in the gravel pit that
afternoon, he was unable to get help
and for three hours he remained In
that condition when finally Ell Will
liams OF High Creek came to his res
cue. Upon examination 1t was found
that no bones were broken but his
body was considerably bruised and as
vet he has not been able to move his
limbs.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Lydia Mathews Is improving In
health and will return to her old
home to live. Orval Christensen who
now lives on her place will move in
to the vacated home OF Mrs. Addie
Van Noy, which was purchased by
his father Peter Christensen, but a
short time ago.
Mrs. Hattie Christensen and Mrs.
Maud Brewer attended the annivers.
airy celebration OF Mrs. Emma Tel.
ford OF Lewiston last Friday evening
They also went to meet Mrs. Tel
ford's friend from Oregon. Mrs. Mae
Leschiere
Last Monday young gentleman
presented himself at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
The whole family were so delighted
at his arrival that undoubtedly he
will re9ain with them for many
years to come.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hendricks and Mr.. William
Lewis and wife attended the funeral
of Mrs. Croshaw OF Oxford last Tues
day. Mrs. Croshaw was a daughter
of Mr.. Lewis Petty. The cause OF
death was stroke. She leaves a
husband and five children.
Mrs. Ezra johnson who has been
very seriously i'll, since the birth OF
her babe is reported improving very
nicely.
Mr.. ALVIN Atkinson, whr was kick.
ed by a horse about week ago has
recovered sufficiently to be around
again.
Mr.. James Peterson has new
player piano installed in his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bair and
three little ones have gone to st.
Anthony on a fishing tour.
Our baseball team went to Grace,
last Saturday and returned Sunday
morning with flag at half mast, the
Idaho boys being little too good for
them.
Mrs. fiilda Richards with husband
and two children, are visiting with
her mother Mrs. Elna Merrill.
Our returned missionary Ernest
Monson was the speaker at our aft.
ernoon services last Sunday. Elder
Monson returned last Monday from
a thirty.three months mission to Swe-
den. He was met by his sister Eliza
at New York and they have spent
about two weeks visiting some of
the larger cities OF our country.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. Alma
Olsen entertained In honor Of Ernest
and Eliza Monson. A few OF his most
intimate friends we're present and
the evening was pleasantly spent IFS.
iening TO some OF the interesting ex.
periences from Mr.. Monson's mission
held. Delicious refreshments were
served by Alma's mother Mrs. Carl
Olsen.
Another little romance has ended
in the usual way-and they were hap.
PLY welded, This time II was Mss
Esther Webb and Mr.. William r.
Merrill, two of our towns choicest
productions. The ceremony took
place last Thursday in the Logan
temple and the wedding reception
awaited them that evening at the
brides home. Only immediate rela
tiyes were present and choice sup
per was served by the BRIDES mother