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Show IAditional Local Thursday morning a fine girl came to the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stenquist. Dr. W. M. Cragun made a business trip to Portage and the Pocntello valley Thursday. Miss Nellie Barnard leaves for Salt Lake tomorrow to tako up her work in the schools. A fine daughter arrived at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Cepus E. Anderson Tuesday morning of this week. ' Garland's Mammoth HAR VEST SALE begins next Saturday, Satur-day, August 30th, and will continue con-tinue for fourteen dnys, closing Satrrdny night, September 13th k Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Cragun and Mrs. Steele visited Logan Tuesday and Wednesday where I the Doctor was busy the two J daj'B with operations. I Leo Horn of Logan, who ban been employed hi tho construction construc-tion work in putting in Tremon-I Tremon-I ton's water system, was quite I seriously injured in an auto- I mobile accident Monday night of tills week. Ho was enrouto to Bear River City in a Ford car and in crossing tho canal, missed miss-ed the bridgo ami tho Ford car went into tho ditch. County Clerk John C Wheatlcy happened happen-ed to bo passing soon after tho accident and found young Horn on tho bank of tho stream in an unconscious condition. Mr,. Horn was taken to tho hoB-pital hoB-pital at Trcmonton. Ho sustained sus-tained a fractured leg and was bruised up in tho mixup. Monday evening of this week, tho father and brothers and Bisters Bis-ters of Bishop L. II. Kennard, Jr., of Riverside, also Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Glcason and Mrs. Neoma Grovor and children gathered at Bishop Kennard's homo and gavo him a genuine surprise party in the form of a water-melon feast Music and Barnes were engaged In, watermelon water-melon "feasting" being a pleasant plea-sant part of tho program. There were forty members of the Kennard family present. Bishop Kennard will shortly move his family to Logan whero ho has purchased a homo for them to reside in during his missionary labors in tho Hawailn Islands. |
