The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-09-19


one family by having a great many
things in common and also by daiy
association. We rejoice at our citi'
zens good fortune and we grieve ana
sympathize with him at his misfor'
tunes.
This was manifested last Tuesday
evening when william Woodland was
brought from Franklin. home In c.
Monson's auto with his back badly
hurt having fallen from a scaffold. II
was at first feared that his back was
broken. but by further examination
~, the doctors 1t was found that the
snine had been curved and was at the
time causing him most excruciating
main He is now doomed to lie on
bis back about six weeks. william
and his family certainly have the in
terest and sympathy of the commun-
lty.
Joseph Erickson son of Erick Erick-
son died at his home in Park City,
last Monday, September IL. The
cause OF his death being pernicious
anemia. a disease Of the blood cor
muscles. He has been victim to this
trouble for about two years and has
consulted with several specialists,
but their advice has proved of no
avail. His brother Bert, was at his
bedside when he passed away.
Joseph was SO years old. born and
raised in Richmond. He was grad
uate OF the A. c. and nothing but
good is known Of his character. Dur
ing the last 10 years he has made
his home in Park City and there he
married. Mr.. Erickson leaves a wife
one child and two step children; al.
so a father, one sister, two brothers,
Axel and Bert. His sister Aleine Nc
earthly is now resident of Bingham.
He has also a half sister Mrs. Annie
Gustaveson of Salt Lake City and a
half brother George of Chicago.
Funeral services were held in Park
City. last Wednesday after which
the remains were shipped to Rich
mond on Wednesday evening and
held at his fathers home until Thurs
day at 2 D. m. when funeral services
were conducted in the Scandinavian
Hall, this place being filled to its ut
most capacity with sympathising rel
atives and friends. The speakers
were John Anderson, David Smith
Jr and Bishop 7. II. Merrill. A
quartet was rendered by Mrs. Thorn
as and company Insisted by the choir
Mrs. Anna v. Merrill and daughter
tera sang duet entitled, Unanswer
ed Yet. The choir sang, Rest Thee
Now From Care and Sorrow; Beauti
iul Isle Of Some Dhere. Sven Nelson
offered the invocation and George
Hendricks the benediction.
Mrs. Joseph Erickson and children
will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Erickson until Wednesday wher
they return to Park City.
Funeral services over remains o.
Mrs George Henry Stoddard. form
er resident OF our city, was held a
Downey last week. Those from here
in attendance were: John Stoddart
Sr., Newell Bullen and wife; Zini
Peart, Mrs. Julia Trip and Den
zell; Leander Peart and wife; Mile
Telford, Mrs. Anna v. Merrill. Mrs
Mary Thomas, Prof. c. I. Stoddart
and Mr.. ana Mrs. w. I. Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Thompson hat
their daughter Louisa taken to Lo
gan last Thursday to have her ton
sils removed.
Mrs. Bertha Johnson Lewis ant
babe of Wyoming are here VISITING
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lars John
son.
The old saying, that It never rain'
but what 1t pours. was found quit
true at William Woodlands home OF
Saturday when their little hoy Eu
gene was rrought in with his arm
bruised and paining. He had beel
playing VITA some little friends a
the home OF William Bair, and II
some way their separator had fallel
on his arm as he fell, and for tw
days and nights Mrs. Woodland ha
two accident patients, her HUSBAND
and her boy.
Mr.. Fred Whittle has invested &
a new Overland; also Mr.. Wal
Thompson has new car.
Don't forget Literary Society a
the home OF Mrs. wv. Funk mex
Wednesday.
A $4,000 canal one mile long
being built from Bear river to Fail
view and several NJ oiir mon are ell