The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-18

Forest fires I'm Colorado,' Wyoming
and Oregon are destroying valuable
property and many lives. 1t is re-
ported in dispatches that meteors
started the fires in Colorado.
The opera house orchestra has been
indulging in little practice recently,
getting into shape for the seasons
work. The excellent music rendered
by this musical organization Is a plea
SAINT feature of every performance and
Is thoroughly appreciated by Logan
theatre-goers.
Mr.. II. s. Campbell of the firm of
Campbell & Morrell has been in the
city the past few days looking after
business interests connected with this
popular house. Mr.. Campbell is also
the Genl. Manager of the Utah Light
and Power Co. of Salt Lake and in
terests connected Herewith made it
necessary for him to return to the
city Tuesday afternoon.
Members Of the executive and
finance committee Of the Rebuplicans
as announced by Chairman Anderson
Is as follows: w. S. Mccormick,
George NJ. Cannon, David Keith,
Robert S. Campbell, Arthur Pratt,
James Chapman, A. Fred Wey, Hoyt
Sherman, A. b. Hayes, Jesse NJ. Smith,
G. f. Loose, John G. Graham. The
new secretary of the committee is to
be Thomas Pitt Of Brigham City.
Mr.. J. A. Hendrickson and family
returned last Sunday from an extend
ed tour Of the western coast. Mr..
Hendrickson as president OF the Cache
Knitting Works, this city, Ogden
Wooden Mills Co., Ogden Knitting
Works, and Salt Lake Knitting Works,
has been tied down to business for so
long that he felt II incumbent upon
himself to take this much needed
recreation. He returns in excellent
health and spirits and ready for another
siege Of business activity. Mr.. Hend-
rickson as an active Republican is
highly pleased with the work Of the
State convention at Ogden.
We learn that Mr.. r. Leo Campbell,
secretary of the firm of Campbell &
Morrell, is soon to become benedict
and make his future home i'm Logan.
The lady who Is to be his "betteF-
three-fourths" is Miss Laura Sand
ers, one of Salt Lake City's most
charming and accomplished society
girls. The ceremony that is to make
these two young people as one will be
performed on October 10th after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell will be
''at home" in Logan. Mr.. Campbell
was born in Logan and until fifteen
years ago was resident and will be
remembered by many of Logan's citi-
zens. He will be connected with the
firm at this place and his gentlemanly
bearing and pleasant manner will GER
tainly lend to the popularity of the
firm. The Republican and many
friends extend congratulations.
We have no disposition to offer adj.
vice that may run counter to that
. offered by the family physician, but
we have it on such good authority
that olive oil Is the proper thing in
cases of appendicitis, that we can not
resist the temptation to mention it.
IT'S said that in the worst cases,
where suffering is intense, almost I'M
bearable, that liberal dose will in
variably relieve the distress. A fam
Gus French physician claims to have
treated four hundred cases and effect
ed as many cures-all through the use
of olive oil. In cases where the stomach
is out of order and will not retain the
oil, it is suggested that injections will
answer the purpose quite as readily.
: We offer this for what it is worth,
knowing that in several cases the pre-
scription has proved of Unreasonable
value.