The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-04-27
RICHMOND Department
NelDs From the LiUely 7oWn up North

Richmond, April 26.-The remains
of DR.. Olsten of ManH, arrived here
on the noon train and the services
were held at the Tabernacle at 2
p. m. The cause of his death was
hemorhage of the lungs and he suf-
fered but few days previous to his
death though he had been ailing at
intervals, for some time. He was a
resident of this city little over thir-
ty years ago and he at that time mar.
ried Dizzy Griffin whom he leaves to
mourn his departure. He also leaves
a daughter. Sedonia Mrs. Olsten will
now return to her home town and
buy a home here. The services OPP
ened by the choir singing, Il Need
Thee Every Hour" Prayer was offer
ed by ]. w. Funk. Elmer Stoddard
and Lucille Merrill sang, Peace and
Rest" in very pleasing manner.
Fred Christensen the first speaker,
said that he could give credit to DR..
Olsten for his prolonged existence on
earth that through his professional
skill he had saved his life. He alud-
ed to his strong individuality that
he was a good clean man, determined
to do his very best for his patients
at all times. He said we cherish his
memory and he left a good record.
Mrs. A. A. Thomas, accompanied by
the choir sang Lead Me Gently
Home Father" and was indeed rem
dered beautifully. The next speaker
l.. w. Skidmore said that about for
ty years ago DR.. Olsten was recon-.
mended by Bishop Fisher of Oxford
as a capable physician and sergeon
and that he had found him to be all
that he was recommended to be. He
could endorse the remarks OF Mr..
Christensen and could testify to the
excellent character of the deceased.
The beautiful solo, Face to Face, "
was rendered by Austin Rainey.
Brigham Pond of Lewiston the next
speaker, said that II was about forty
years ago since he first became ac-
quainted with DR.. Olsten and knew
anything of his good works in his
practice. He said II was due to the
doctors skill that his mother in law
Mrs. Whites life was prolonged
and he knew of others whose exist
ence on earth he had heightened. He
was sorry to see him leave this val
ley. He spoke of the good life of the
deceased that he had gone into the
waters of baptism and also went
through the house Of the Lord. The
bishop then read a letter OF condo.
lence, received by the bereaved wild.
ow, from Anthem II. Lund in which
Apostle Lund expressed his regret
that he could not be present and talk
at the services according to the doc
tors wish and that urgent duties
were the cause of his absence. He
said DR.. Olsten was dear friend In
his household and he remembered
him with grateful feelings and knew
that he was a good and honest man
in all his dealings. The choir sang,
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and
the benediction was pronounced by
George Hendricks. The pallbearers
were Frank, Aaron, and Earl Rob
inson, Julian and Ute Griffin and Leo
Shepard. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful.
THE Child's Birthright and Voca'
ton in Life" was the subject treated
by DR.. Adams in Parents class last
Sunday. The lecture was followed by
a very interesting discourse.
Arthur Mendenhall and Milo Har
rison were the speakers at sacrament
meeting last Sunday.
Sunbeams have arrived at the fol
lowing homes: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Shepard, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Haze
Nelson Of Logan, a boy; Mrs. Nelson
is the daughter of Mr.. and Hrs. II
Hendricks; and to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bair, girl. All concerned
are doing nicely.
Mrs. II, A. Adamson received 4
message last Saturday that the wifi,
and baby of Arthur Hunt Of Califor
mia, had passed away and their bod
les will be taken to Manti for burial
NF,,,g A.