The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-03-03

REehwond, March I've regret
thai tbe day for the meeting of the
Anaa2 Elm Dairymen's Association
stunned ont to be such a clustering
1fay. ass all the dairymen here would
fsSs welcomed the visiting gentle
1aezg 20 their homes and herds. How
ever. in spite of the blizzard, fourteen
1zsss met at the homes of John G..
&calne and C. l.. Funk, where fine
Bu1ch was served and a most profit
-xhSc. though informal, talk was CIV
sza hr John G.. Caine III of Logan.
n large attendance greeted Miss
Axues Saunders as the speaker at
tine Home Economics meeting on
TUESDAY evening. Her able talk, on
SsiNt for the invalid. was much ap-
Eresiaied. Mrs. Austin Rainey rem
dsered a solo. 1t was decided by a
~use 10 continue these meetings. and
they are to be held on the first Tues
day evening of each month.
On account of the graf amount of
Snuw that has fallen, the weight on
roofs has been immense and some
have cayed in Mr.. Fred Whittle
met with the misfortune of having
Che roof of his barn come down, kill
Enx one of his cows and Gripping
fosr others.
Mr.. Adrian Merrill. one of our re-
rt,rrnsd missionarie boys. has been
struck by Cupid's darts and we'd
ding will take place the first week of
March. when Miss Thelma Gazair
0S Smithfield becomes Mrs. Adrian
Merrill After brief visit in Salt
lake City, they will make their home
On Adrian's farm in Junction valley,
for the summer.
We are pleased to report that Mr..
leslie Thompson, who has been III
i'uirs Pneumonia, is on the improve.
DR. Adamson and son, Herbert,
Fsaye returned from the auto show,
<rnd when the roads permit, will be
irwin spinning about in the beautiful
~OyeGlHnd."
Word has been received from Prof
Joseph Merrill of Salt Lake City that
wis wife had passed away, the cause
nj death being malignant troubles of
Che stomach. from which she has suf-
Eered over a year. Prof. Merrill Ia
one of our town men and has the
sIrnpathy of the community Also
seven children are left to mourn the
Ross OF mother. All his brothers and
eSsieTs, as well as r. H., c. E. and
PAUL Merrill. have gone down to be
Erssent AT the funeral.
George Ferens, now a resident of
Preston. received word from their
Slan1nler. Hazel. who was employed
MT xendon. that the day of that Sc
Eere blizzard. she had met with the
slrekient OF having one of the out
tssncBa8 fam on her. pinning her un-
~hhaNts=n I'D htdNg lOdus DtNtIdl
EnsH came 70 her rescue, and when
picked up, II was found that her arm
esax broken. her hip dislocated and
heTerSa ugly bruises about the body
-Ar the time of the accident Mrs
Farens was in Richmond attending
$ae funeral of Mrs. Cottle, and the
car sirvice being out of commission
STAR was unable to get either to Pres.
Hinnn 90 TO her daughter in Mendon.
The many friends OF Mr. Alma
falliiard viii be grieved to know that
me lis seriously i'll and very low with
Ernsunl uaia.
George Squires of Ogden. Geo. w
ssquires. Joseph Squires and wife OF
Eosan, and Mrs. John Squires OF Rex,
GIzrg were guests at the home OF ]
" strGarrey last Sunday.
Bsrx. Florence Rainey Farrell OF
Wyoming. on their way to Canada
ssGOpped for a brief visit with heI
FrlpSther Mrs. Jane Rainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rainey of Star
valley, on their way to Ogden, made
II short cali with his mother.
Mrs. John Eskelsen, while hauling
%iNhlk last week, was stranded in q
Srfse-foot snow drift. Several mer
came TO his assistance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Miles o.
siSmithfield visited with her parents