Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-06-06 | Page 2 | Bella Fowler Injured on Hike

'on Ls rfMH rn HLLLr rumLtii Daughter of County School j Superintendent, Falls on Rocks in Waterfall Canyon Bella Fowler, S -year-old daughter ;of Superintendent H. A. Fowler of the Weber county school, met with an accident yesterday afternoon while on 'a. sjilke. with., a. number of school! ifrlfeuds In- the Waterfall canyon. The 'little girl, while climging tho moun- tains in the canyon, in some manner slipped and fell a distance of 30 foot, 'sustaining- several had cuts In the head. The fall rendered her uncon-(s'jlous uncon-(s'jlous but she quickly recovered. Assistance was given the little girl by the other members of the party who tore up their clothing and made bandages with which the wounds wero dressed. A farmer, wnosc name was not obtained, brought the girl back to this city. She was taken to the office .of Dr. E. I. Rich, who found it necessary neces-sary to put thirteen stitches in the cuts. The little girl was later remov-jed remov-jed to her home where she is resting an well a3 may be co:pccted.