The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-27

LEWISTON, NOV. 24.-Funera
services were held at the Second
ward meeting house last Sunday over
the remains of Lawrence Glover who
died November 16, of Bright's dis
ease. The young man was 23 years
of age. The opening prayer was of
fered by Joseph Bergeson The choir
sang, Do Not Weep. The speakers
were William Z. Rigby, william
Dopp, William Waddoups, Bishop II
II. Danielson and George Smith, OF
Robin, Idaho A quartet Florence
and Delecta Boman, Cleo Anderson
and Luella Glover; solo by Dora
Wheeler
Bishop H. II. Danielson in his
closing remarks bore testimony to
the truthfulness of the deceased.
stating that il was Mr.. Glover S
greatest wish to fulfill a mission.
The choir sang, We Shall Meet Be
You'd the River. The benediction was
pronounced by II. 5. Karen. The
floral offerings were profuse and
beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Porter, of Gar
land; Mrs. X. Rigby and daughter,
Vina, of Salt Lake City; Mr., George
Smith of Robin, Idaho; Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Potter. of Smithfield;
Mr.. Thomas Allsop, of Smithfield:
MIR. Alvin Crockett, of Logan; Mrs
Winnie Stocks of Preston, were out
of town people who attended the
Glover funeral.
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Dora Alfred were held at
the Third ward chapel Tuesday. The
opening song, l Need Thee Every
Hour. Prayer was offered by Robert
Egbert. Song, oh My Father, by
young ladies from Preston. The
speakers were President b. A. Hen
bricks, President William Waddoups
and John Kemp. All spoke of the
noble life of the deceased. Selection
by girls chorus of Preston. In the
Sweet Bye and Bye. Mrs. Alfred had
always taken an active part in the
ward. She was the first Mutual
president of the Third ward.
A farewell party was given on
Wednesday, November Is, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemp who are
making Salt Lake their future home.
The following program was render
ed; A reading by Mary Pond; piano
solo, Clara Westover; step dance by
John Blair and Martin Pond; step
dance, Joseph Mcknight. talk by
Bert Marler. Luncheon was served.
There was a large crowd present.
Bishop Karen and Counselor Lorin
Marler. presented Brother Kemp
with beautiful watch fob.
A Red Cross meeting was held on
Wednesday at the Seventies hall.
About eighteen ladies were present.
Each one started knitting a muffler.
Mr.. w. G. Austen met with Sc
rious accident at the West Cache Su-
gar Company's factory last Sunday.
While oiling the bands in the pulp
room he was caught in some way to
the hard cement floor, fracturing his
skull. He was taken to the l.. ID. s.
hospital where an operation was per-
formed. DR.. w. b. Parkinson Jr..
accompanied him.
Some cattle belonging to the Lew
iston Stock Yards, strayed into the
o. l.. q |. right OF way last Sun
day. One valuable steer was struck
by the car and killed.
Mr.. William II. Stocks motored to
Salt Lake City last Friday, return
ing Sunday.
The Lewiston Soldiers Welfare
Fund contributions were as follows
First ward $500; Second ward
SsI; Third ward $40; Total $504
The over subscription was 81.
Bishop Ii. II. Danielson announce
The engagement of their daughter
Myrtle TO Alma Bowden. The mar
riage to take place, November 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis o.
Yukon, Idaho, is visiting in Lewis
ton.
Misses Mertella and Estella Blail
gave a shower Thursday Afternoon
in honor OF Miss Myrtle Danielson
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
Danielson. Many beautiful presents
were received. Dainty refreshments
were served TO twenty-seven guests
Miss Vivian Danielson who i
teaching school at Windsor, Idaho
spent the week at Lewiston.
Mrs. Helvia Van Orden is teaching
the fourth grade for the remainde
OF the school year.