The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-28
FIRE BROKE OUT
AT HYDE PARE

tened the destruction OF our ward
amusement hall on Thursday night
after the picture show. The boys
were engaged in throwing fire
sparkers" into the air when one fell
on the roof near the west end and
close to the operating room which
housed two moving picture machines
The sparker was watched until IL was
thought out of danger but in about
an hour after all had left large
blaze was discovered by Mrs. Chris
tina Hansen who soon aroused the
neighbors from their slumbers and 1t
was not long until the fire was un-
der control This is the second fire
this summer for our community Meth
en- however, have been very destruc-
tive owing to the timely arrival Of
the bucket brigade" The other
fire was at the home OF Mr.. Herbert
Seamons, partly destroying the roof.
This fire was caused from defec-
tie chimney.
Mr.. Riley Harris made business
trip TO Ogden last week.
Mr.. Leonard Hancey arrived re-
Gently from Honolulu where he has
been stationed for the past seventeen
months in the service OF Uncle Sam.
Our band bids him u hearty well
come home as he Is one OF it's old
members having played baritone with
them for several years. While in
Honolulu he played baritone with the
9Th Infantry c. A. band. a splendid
organization OF As numbers.
Mr. Willard BALKAN and family
were in town the forepart of the
week bidding goodby to their friends
and relatives prior to their leaving
this part OF the country. Mr.. Bal
lam will 60 east to spend several
years in medical research; Mrs. Bal
lam and children will take up their
abode in Ogden in the absence OF Mr..
BALKAN. Mr.. BALKAN Is one OF Hyde
Parks most brilliant and mplish-
ed sons, having been prominent in
musical circles and other capacities
or recent years he has devoted much
time to the study OF art and has
paintings deserving a place beside
the best in the state. His many
friends here wish him success in his
new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Seamons
and family are expected TO arrive
from California the latter part OF
the week. Mr. Seamons has been in
California in the interest OF the Am
algamated Sugar company, for the
past two years.
Messrs F. T. BALKAN and Wilbur
Hancey have signed up for cars the
past week, their choice being the
Dodge.
Miss Lydia J. DANES entertained
the William Hyde camp OF the Daugh
tiers OF the Pioneers on Friday after
noon. A short program was given
after which refreshments were serv-
ed.
Messrs G.. Water Seamons and Lail
L. Peterson are moving into their
new homes. Messrs Moses Jensen
and Jesse Waite will have their
homes ready in the near future.
These enterprising citizens are TO be
congratulated on such fine homes.
They are certainly credit to the
town.
There is considerable sickness am
ong children OF our town at present
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirby have a
child seriously Ill with pneumonia.
Mr., and Mrs, John Duce also have n
sick baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Lamb and
son Willis motored to Rexburg to-
day While in that locality they
will call Of Mr., and Mrs.F o. Woolr.
Miss Verda and Jeneva Ducc,
daughters of Mr., and Mrs. Ernest
Duce of Cardston, Canada, are here
spending a few weeks with relatives.
Mrs John liver of Iayyietop ie