The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-09


was presented to a very appreciative
crowd All who attended expressed
themselves very favorably OF the
play and the excellency Of the play
ers.
Mr.. Farley Nelson gave very good
paper In Parents class last Sunday
on SELF Control. A lively discus,
sion followed.
The high school will present play
in the near future entitled "A Private
Secretary" and we are working hard
to make 1t a success.
Retta Doty has gone to Salt Lake
and Hartman for visit.
Monday evening, March 1. the
% months old baby girl of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Speaking that has SO
badly scalded about three weeks ago,
passed away. At first hopes were
entertained for its recovery, as the
sores were healing rapidly, but COM
plications set in and after constant
watching and working by Mrs. Van
Noy and parents, leaving nothing UNI
done that was possible to do, the lit
tie one passed out of its sufferings.
The grief stricken parents have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community. Funeral services were
held at the opera house Thursday,
March and the house was filled
with sympathizing relatives and
friends. The speakers were Thomas
Kerr, David Smith Jr., Leo Shepard
and William Boman of Lewiston. The
choir sang Il Need Thee Every
Hour" Somewhere the Sun is Shin
ing" and God Moves In Mysteri-
Gus Way" Mrs. A. A. Thomas
sang Little Babe Has Gone to
Sleep" John McCarrey offered the
opening prayer and Guy Merrill pro-
nounced the benediction. The pail
bearers were Burt Spackman and
Denzil, Bird and Jesse Trip. The
flower girls were Mary Smith, Mar
tina Litz of Lewiston and Phoebe and
Alice Boman of Lewiston.
A great many of our people attend
ed the funeral services of Willard
Langton last week.
Martha Spackman and Grover Lite
of Lewiston were united in marriage
last Wednesday Martha was one OF
our sweet, modest young ladies', and
We can truthfully say that Mr.. Lite
has won a precious treasure. We all
join hands in wishing them most
happy journey through life. The we'd
ding reception was held at the home
of the bridegroom In Lewiston. Be-
sides the relatives from here Mr..
and Mrs. Milo McQuisten were in
attendance.
Sunday afternoon the time was
taken up in sacrament meeting In
testimony bearing and babies be-
longing to Mr.. and Mrs. Thedell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bateman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Webb, were blessed. The
attendance was very good.
Mrs. Lucy Bair is very low, old
age and general debility being the
cause. Mrs. Bair is "a years old.
Another very sad incident occurred
here last Wednesday morning. Lilo
mel Hendricks, the 10 year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hendricks went
out to the barn to milk and about iif-
teen minutes after he had left the
house, was found dead in the barn.
James Thompson, neighbor boy was
the first to discover the lifeless body.
Our hearts go out in sympathy to
the bereaved parents and sisters and
brothers and may the Great Comfort
err soothe the aching hearts, Four
of their children have gone In sim
liar way and one boy was struck and
instantly killed by the train. Funeral
services were held at the tabernacle
luSt IIluuy anu a b'Nal h"hi'Ni ~
sympathising relatives and friends
from other towns, as well as our own
town people, we're in attendance. The
services were presided over by Aug,
ust Schow. Choir sang Nearer My
God TO Thee" Prayer was offered by
Farley Nelson. Duet, by Mr., and
Mrs. Herbert Harrison OF Lewiston;
William Harrison OF Logan spoke for
a short time. SAMSON Webb render
ed a beautiful song. Hers.hel Bullen
of Logan, made some very impressive
and consoling remarks, Austin Rain
ey, sang Sometime Wen Under
stand" Lenora Merrill, his teacher
at school spoke of Lionel as a stud
ent. Mrs. A. A. Thomas sang MY
Father Knows" Bishop Milo Hen
bricks of Pocatello, and August