The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-12-09


a caller Saturday.
Lars X. Larsen Of Hyrum, made The
Republican pleasant call on Satur-
day last.
We are glad to report that Knud
Hansen of Providence Bench is i'm
proving.
A well dressed man has won half
his battle in life. Robinson Bros.
Clothiers.
Martin Olson of Millville was a
caller at our Office Monday. Martin
is one of the few solid Republicans in
his town.
J. A. Hendricksen and II. G.. Hay
ball were southbound passengers
Tuesday. Both run down to Salt Lake
on business.
j. N. Larsen, our next county clerk,
was in town Saturday. He is not
worrying over the threatened contest
for his position.
We can't tell your fortune but we
can help you make one by saving you
many dollars on your clothing and
footwear. Robinson Bros. Clothiers.
Bishop Otto Gassman Of Weston and
Mgr. Of the Coop store was in Logan
on Tuesday. He reports to the health Of
the people generally good in that 10
cality.
Kimberly. the new mining town, way
up on the slopes Of Mount Badly, is to
have a paper. That editor will have
his paper about as near heaven as news
papers usually get.
Judge C. c. Goodwin and wife left
for California Tuesday. The Judge
expects to spend the winter in San
Francisco and will return home about
March Is.
Peter Affieck was arrested Saturday
on charge Of house breaking. He was
taken before Justice Smith and pleaded
guilty to the charge and was placed
under 5000 bonds pending his hearing
before Judge Hart.
Frank Thatcher and wife reached
home Saturday from Holland, where
they have been doing missionary work
work for some time past. They re-
turned on account of the illness of
Mr.. Geo. w. Thatcher.
AS to the city light plant, Mayor
Hanson tells us that the suit brought
to settle the question of the city's
right to issue the bonds is pending be-
fore the Supreme Court and will be
heard about January 3rd.
J.J. Roberts of Paradise was in town
Saturday. During the day he called
on Clerk Farrell and made some in
quiries about matters of law pertain
ing to marriage licenses. Go right a
head John, you are on the right track.
Night Waterman Drysdale discov.
cred a haystack belonging to David
Reese to be on fire at 3:l5 am. Fri.
day. 1t looks like some one was bent
; on burning up everything Reese has,
as this is the second fire in his yards
within month.
J. L. Price, Jr., Of Paradise, was a
caller Saturday. He has Just returned
from the grading camp on the Lucin
cut of, west of the lake. He says the
grade is just about completed from
Lucin to the lake and ready for the
ties.
w. S. Lamoreaux returned from
Los Angeles last week, where he went
to accompany his brother-in-law, Mr..
Robinson. Walt is enthusiastic In his
praises Of Southern California and
thinks that Los Angeles is Just about
as near heaven this season OF the year
as one can get.
Paradise is to have new band of
twenty-one pieces. The instruments
will be furnished by G.and b. Thatcher.
VIC dlC Sidu w SCC didulSc IIlONlllS
in that direction, for good band is a
good commodity to have in a town
and Cache county has too few Of them.
John j. Roberts is the prime mover
in the enterprise.
Thos Irvine met with rather pain.
full accident few days ago. He was
out in the field and in getting down
from the wagon stepped in "A hole and
stumbled, wrenching his leg and break.
ing it Just above the ankle. The frac.
ture is rather bad one and Tom will
likely be confined to his room for some
time.
A little urchin about 3-years-old
strayed along Main Street tuesday
and crossed Center street at the ,ink
corner A hack was passing and the
driver did not see the child until his