The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-21

porous merchants, was In Logan
Saturday.
J. ii. Hansen, postmaster at New
ton, came over to attend the Kearns-
Clark rally Friday night.
The friends of this paper can mate
rally assist 1t by having their legal
notices sent to IL for publication. We
will give careful attention to such.
VIM. II. Vaughan Jr. one of Wells
villes prominent Republicans was over
to the big rally Friday night and oc-
cupied seat on the stage with the
other big fellows.
What's the matter with the Hyde
Park band? The boys gave concert
in the street i'm front of the opera
house Friday evening that was thor
oughly appreciated by Logan citizens.
DR.. Phillips of Wellsville is in the
campaign for all he's worth, and that's
considerable. Phillips has ready
mind, is fluent speaker and Is ready
at all times to take advantage of slips
on the part Of Democratic spell-bind-
ers. Doc. went of on some political
fad few years ago, but is going to
redeem himself this time.
Osborn Kent and Miss Mary McDan-
lei were married at the home Of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kilgore Of the 3rd Ward, Friday
evening. Kent is an employee Of the
Hansen Confectionery and is an in
dustrious young fellow, deserving of
the happiness that is now his. The
bride is very respected young lady of
the 5rd Ward. The couple has the
best wishes of their many friends.
J. z. Stewart is a capable young at
torney who has lots of friends, but 1t
Is generally believed that his nomina-
ton on the Democratic ticket was
merely little soft soap dished up by
the Demmy's. They do not care
whether he Is elected or not, but
sought to keep the family in line by
Offering the empty honor there is in
this nomination. There Is little doubt
that Mr.. w. w. Vaughan will be
elected.
We made mistake in our last issue
IN saying that Fred Turner's nomina-
ton was not made unanimous. In
their anxiety to get Parkinson's name
before the convention, the friends OF
that worthy gentleman began their
work before there was az opportunity
70 make Turner's nomination una
mnipNs, and Y was not done for few
minutes after the vote was announced.
The defeated candidates felt kindly at
that time and did what was right and
be it said to their credit that they are
still doing what Is right. Fred has
the loyal support Of both Mr.. Smith
and Mr., Cressal, as well as their
friends.
Frank Cannon, the Democratic
State Chairman was In Logan last
Friday. He came In on the II o'clock
train, pulled Chairman Fullmer's
whiskers awhile, permitted that gen.
tleman to punch him In the ribs few
times by way of return, and then
gathered up his skirts and left on the
afternoon train. 1t is said that this
trip of Cannon's was made expressly
to devise some scheme whereby Karl
G. Schaub might be defeated in his
race for surveyor. The county COM
mittee believes 1t can at least defeat
Schaub, If the state committee will
furnish the money-hence Cannons
visit.
Matt Thomas the state representa-.
tive of the Democratic Life Saving
Fund" was in Cache last week on a
begging tour. At Mendon he secured
three quarters, one of those being
pewter and with a hole In IL; Chair,
man Fullmer gave him few Journal
orders on the Rosa blacksmith shop
and Jorgensen elevator and Rigby
presented him with full sheriff's
outfit, saying that he wouldn't need
anything of the kind after Nov. 4th
Thoreson is credited with having
wanted to borrow fifty cents to hell
him out in his race for assessor. Alto
gether the canvas was very successful
and Matt will no doubt return soor
for half dozen sofa pillows offered by
Commissioner Edwards. This las,
donation will be of great value wher
the party takes its great tumble OF
Nov. 4th.