The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-18


drive some cattle back into the yard.
In his attempt to do this he fell down
unconscious and in this condition he
died.
DR.. Leo Shepard and family are
preparing to move to Tremonton
where he will resume his work us
dentist.
The Relief Society sisters had a
big day Of rejoicing last Friday at
their conference. Sister Farnsworth
of the General Board was up from
Salt Lake and gave some very good
inspiring talks. Under the direction
of Sister Thornley, of Smithfeld the
stake choir rendered some very fine
music. Lunch was served to about
three hundred.
Next Sunday will be held our stake
quarterly conference. Heber ]. Grant
and Rulon s. Wells will be the els.
iting brethren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kennedy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson mo
tored to Fish Haven last Saturday.
They will be away one week.
Mr.. Samuel Tippitts Is visiting
with relatives and friends.
It has been decided to have free
delivery of the mail in the northern
part of our city extending to The mill
then out to Cove and Mountain
Home and up through High Greek
They expect to have boxes aud cv-
erything in readiness by the first Of
August.
Mrs. Jane Johnson and four Of
her children Eayp just returned from
two weeks visit t, Gentle Valley
Nels johnson an: family Of Ritter,
Idaho. are down OH a visit.
Hyrum Williams OF Ogden, is visit.
ing with Mr.. Murdoch and family.
Mr.. Sam Thomas has gone to Dow
| ney on business.
Mr.. Omansen will take both of his
bands to Preston en- July o4tn.
Again travelling missionaries have
come in our midst and are giving
open air meetings, this time a Pres
byterian friend from Logan.
Mrs. Lucy Funk entertained six
teen of her mothers friends Tuesday
afternoon her mother Mrs. Anna
Funk being the honored guest. She
will leave In the near future for Ida
no to visit their for some time with
her daughter Hanna Woodruff.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Harrison received word
from her brotherin-law. King Hill
man that horse had kicked him in
the back and two ribs were broken.
Mr.. II. F. Olsen has just returned
from an extensive trip through the
Yellowstone Park and through DIFF
ferent parts Of Idaho.
Prof. William Kerr of the Oregon
Agricultural College Is expected down
on a visit and his mother Mrs. Kerr
Is preparing to go back with him to
be away for two or three months.
Van Webb, the little four year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson Webb
was kicked on the mouth by horse
and the doctor was called to take a
few stitches to close the wound on
the lip.
Mrs. Anna Sharp and family are
home for visit.
Mr.. frankie Robinson and family
and his mother-in.law Mrs. Blake,
have gone In their car to Yellowstone
Park.
Mrs. Nancy Jana Kerr has bought
the home OF Mrs Maud Stoddard, but
will rent Il TO Mr.. Dine until she
returns from Oregon.
! Mr.. Chester Bright and family have
moved into their home in town. He
has bought the place just north Of
Mr.. Peter Johnson's home.
Mrs. Ed Webb was operated upon
at the Bulge hospital last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Stevenson our towns busiest
man Is very i'll.
Also Mrs. Addie Van Noy is con-
fined to her bed.
The following were visitors al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White
last Sunday Mr.. J. p. James, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Shaw and children,
and Miss Bessie Shaw, all of Para.
disc.
Mrs. Maria Merrill gave farewell
dinner last Saturday in honor OF her
grandson, Aaron who leaves for MS
don to South Africa, Tuesday, The
occasion was also celebration OF
his 2Ist birthday. Only members OF
the two families were present Nc