The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-10
South Cache High School Opens
With Large Number OF
Students

H
tober 20, Funeral services were held
over the remains of Sister Ingeborg
Tillefson, in the First ward meeting
house, at 2 p. IN. Bishop l.. d. Nc
Bride presiding. The opening prayer
was offered by Elder o. M. Wilson.
The speakers were Elders Soren
Anthonsen, Anthem J. T. Sorenson,
of Salt Lake City; II. p. Liljenquist,
II. p. Hansen and Bishop l.. ID. Nc
Bride. All paid the highest tribute
to the exemplary life led by the de-
ceased. They spoke of her love for
the truth and the great sacrifices
made by her in supporting her self
and children.
a vocal solo was very nicely rem
dered by Sister J. A. Wahlen. Bish-
op Mcbride, at the close of his re-
marks, thanked all who had in any
way aided in the funeral of Sister
Tillefsen. The closing prayer was Of
fered by Elder A. NJ. Israelson.
The services were attended by a
large congregation of relatives and
friends from far and near. The flor
al offerings were many and beauti- |
full and large cortege followed the |
remains to the cemetery where the |
grave was dedicated by Elder Gideon
Olsen, Jr., of Paradise.
Sister Tillefson was born in Nor
way, II years ago, and embraced the
gospel as young girl and emigrated
to Utah, arriving in Salt Lake City
in 1866. She was married to Asa
Tillefson the same year and came to
Hyrum and made their home. Her
husband Brother Tillefson, died as
a young man, and Mrs. Tillefson
was left alone to care for herself
and large family of children.
Notwithstanding that she was al
ways classed among the poor and
humble. her life was one of great
activity, and in regard to self sac
rifice and doing for others, her life I
has but few parallels among the
good women of Utah. She leaves a I
large family Of children and grand
children as we'll as a host of friends
to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Leo Yeates is at present con-
fined to her bed with bad case of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Lester Rose is slowly recov-
ering from a severe attack of appen-
dicitis.
Clayton Nielsen, son of Mrs. Jo-
seph 4. Petersen, met with a pain
Iul accident during the past week.
He was riding a horse down the steep
hill by Elain Aliens home, when
The horse fell and Clayton who was
enough to fall partly
under the horse, came out with
broken leg.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs.. William Baxter last Thursday.
All concerned ere doing nicely.
Mr.. William c. Parkinson and
sons, have shipped several car loads
Of grain from Hyrum the past week.
Mr.. Charles A. Anderson returned
home last week from three months
stay in Shelley, and surrounding
country. Mr.. Anderson reports that
he potato crop in that locality is
lost on acc III. OF the heavy frost
hat swept over the Snake River
Valley.
Mrs. C. c. Vaughan very royalty
a number OF friends at
a birthday party Saturday evening
last. A delicious chicken supper was
served and the evening was spent in
card games and social chat. Dainty
were served during the
evening.
Mr.. Leo c. Nielsep young man
from our town who has been en-
gagged as foreman and contractor
with the o. l.. & |. Railway Com
pany for the past year or more, is
busy with a force of men and teams
repairing the washout which occur
red last winter over by Millvine.
Mr.. Nielsen has completed several
big jobs in the north end Of the
valley this summer and has received
favorable mention by the officials OF
the company.
On Monday, October 20, the South