The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-31
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Local Happenings.
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piano or organ makes JACK uuli Doy'
Harris Music Co.
For SIMULTANEOUS 80. l. c." pigs.
Full breed and half breed. G. W.
Curtis, Newton, Utah. 10t3.
Mr.. A. II. Thompson, the genial
secretary Of the Mortage and Loan
Association was at Brigham the first
of the week on business connected
with the Association.
Mrs. /. F. Bennett Of Salt Lake City,
who has been visiting the Misses
Smith of North 1st East street, has
returned to her home.
Jos. Quincy, an employee at the
sugar factory was thrown from horse
shortly after seven o'clock Wednesday
evening, from which he sustained a
broken leg. lie had just quit work at
the factory and had started for home
when the unfortunate accident oc-
CURED.
A Republican rally at Benson
Tuesday was very well attended and
appreciated by the audience. ID. II,
Roberts, w. w. Hall, J. ii. Merrill,
Thomas Smart and Jos. j. Richardson
were present and talked with the peo-
pie there. A mandolin club was also
present and furnished music for the
occasion.
Mr.. viii l.. McAlister, one of Lo-
CANS representative young men, re-
turned first of last week from an ex-
tended business trip through Idaho,
Montana and Washington. lie will
spend several days visiting relatives
and friends in and about Logan, vote
the Republican ticket, and then re-
turn to his field of labor.
A little girl came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hall last Wednes-
day evening, and Mr.. Hall is about as
happy as he will be when that $50
majority comes in for him on election
day. This little mite will prove
lucky mascot for the entire Repub-
lican ticket, for with Providence
working in our favor to such an extent
as this who can doubt the final result?
Wednesday morning about four
O'Clock night Waterman Drysdale dis
covered that Mr.. David Reese's barn
an stacks were on fire. He turned in
an alarm, but the fire department was
unable to save either barn or hay.
How the fire started is not known,
nor is the exact loss. That the fire
did not spread and do great damage
may be attributed to the promptness
and effectual work of the fire laddies.
w. II, Done spoke to the Lewiston
voters last Wednesday evening, and
that the Republicans, especially, are
alive to their opportunities was evid-
enced by the truly excellent turn out.
A Democratic rally was being held in
the south precinct at the same time,
the Republican rally was well attend
ed, and It's said there were quite a
number of Democrats i'm the house.
Mr.. Done is splendid talker, calm,
cool and careful reasoner, and his
talk was regarded as an exceptionally
good one. ii. Bullen Jr. and ID. II.
Roberts were also present and got in
their little say. There was good
music on hand and the Lewiston peo-
pie are highly pleased with the sue
cess Of the rally.
AT chapel exercises Thursday morn
ing, Pres. Kerr of the A. &. announced
that the Logan foot ball team had ac-
knowledged that they were wrong in
not supporting the A. G.. team and
that they regretted their conduct in
regard to the team and institution.
They rendered an apology through
Pres. Kerr, which the students ac-
cepted by unanimous vote. This Is
certainly very satisfactory ending TO
what promised to be an endless feud,
and the Logan team cannot be COM
nended too highly for its honorable
action. President Kerr in speaking
Of the recent occurrence touched upon
The different points involved and In
such manner as to win increased add
miration and respect from the student
body. He advised the students to ac-
sept into full fellowship those mem
bers of the Logan team who are stu
dents, and to show them the courtesy
and attention which their fairness de-
nands. The students are kindly dis
posed and there is little doubt that
The breach will soon disappear and
The student body be again thoroughly
united with much better feeling ex-
sting than ever before.