EXPLOSION AT WESTON BURNS THRJLPEOPLE Caused by Grease In Oven Catching Fire When Stove It Lighted River Holgbts, Jan. 11. Mr. and Mrs, E. D. McCombs were informod ovor tho iong dlstanco tolophono on Friday morning that tholr daughter, Mrs. Jdhn Sandberg of Wuston ,and her baby, had mot with a eevora accident, ac-cident, ,Mra.'. McCnmbs l't on .tho first car. Sho returned on Sunday evening, bringing hor daughter with )) (CDiinuedonrpavflvo),u . , Explosion at Weston Burns j Three People I (Continued From Pago Ono) H J her In an automobile. On retiring on M Thursday night Mrs. Sandberg loft i jJ n pan of lard in thoovon Mr. Sand- I M berg not knowing It was In tho oven 1 built a hat flro In tho stovo in tho 1 jfl morning nnd went out to do his j M choros. Tho lnrd soon caught lire and (' j M llllcd tho houso with smoke which f,B aroused Mis. Sandberg who was still J , fl sleeping. Thinking tho houso was on i (Iro mIio picked up her two months old m H baby mid ran into tho kitchen, tho H hired girl l cached tho kitchen at tho I jH ramo tlmo, prnbblng n pnll of water H ho opened tho oven door nnd throw t H It on tho burning grease, causing an 1 H ixploslon Tho forco of thc explosion I H blow out every window In tho room H nnd jiilsnl tho celling up nhout four jl Inches tearing tho plaster all loose. M It burned pnit of tho hair oft Mrs. .M Sandliorg'a head and her fnco nnd hands nio nlno burned. Tho baby Is ' j -H lovciely burned about the fnco nnd ictul, but tbr doctb'r thinks It will "jM -ocover nnd 'Jot ,ho -scarred. Tho hlr- JSH rt girl hnd ono hnnd badly burned. 'vJH They wcto lucky enough howovor, to !l invo the house, which is u now ono, 'JH trni liuinliig down, 'l Wrilam Hyde nnd F. W. Mitchell H -omiRelors to tho president of th 'iH 'Ugh Priests quorum of Cache stako II'I vein present nt tho priesthood meet- fl;v! 'nt; last week nnd organized a high ll 'irlcsU class. Joseph Tlnstow and n H lolm Wood were appointed lntruc- II s II '1 Miss Hilda Kervcn who has been ' I 'M Msltlng Miss (Estor Olson for the past H wo weoks returned' to her homo in j M Salt Lake last Monday. f'l Tho HWor Heights quartet attend- -1 ul Iho conjoint M. I A. meeting of jj H ho First ward of Provldenco Sunday u' ivcnlug and rendered somo fine mu- HH Tho M. I. A. presented the Homo- Hl'H breast of Sovcn, Friday evening to K'jl i ciowdcd houso. Tho play was nice- VJI ly staged and it would bo hard to- K'l my who did tho best, as every char- ll ctcr wan well portrayed. 'Il MUs Anna Gustavoson has been 1 pilto sick'' for sovural days with tho IH lulnsoy aft her mother lms been In Ipl loor health for somo tlmo It mokes Hl i heny burden for Mr. Gustavcson. Cil Tho several different church socl- B j jH 'etlos nctlng conjointly hao bought Ptl i flno outlay of dishes In bo used Tl . nhenover ueedej for cntortalnment Pf-Ll j purposes. They will bo nblo to sot I 'jH h tnblo for ono hundred or more. I 3H Andrew Fuhrlmnn of Frnnklln wn.s I H TtnlHiif with l.llfnli .Tnnna nn Tuna. M tH lay. Mr. Fuhrlmau had tho contrnot ' 'H nst year for supplying the sunr far- ? tory with llmo rock from Rnrlng Iflfl Creek canyon and will probab'y havo 'l tho contract again this year. 'l On account of thn sleknec n' Mist; L H Friday tho teacher thcrb was no 1-1 school last Monday. I H Tho spenkors at the Sundav -, -11 lng meeting wero Nephl llndrui I m U. And' won. Ernest Olson and Ab ' 'Km raham Looslcr. H A quartet ronsUtlnc of "'- .K Maughan, John lihilr. Chilstlr- n?v 'jmt fus and Leo It. Anderson rc''-", ' sm Hosannn to Hho Living- Lord I- p jH splendid "mnnor at the Sunday cScn- 'tj lng services flN Itay II West and J W Gar.ie- j H of tho Stako Sunday School hoard. m MB'! mot with tho Sunday School last Sun- R Ki day and mado several changes in tlio B B Teachers quorum. 1 K Charles Olson of Fontlncll, Wyom- 1 'jVi' lng has been visiting his brother 1 iHj nishop Olson and his father L. E., , 1. mm Olson for tho past week. iiSv