The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23

H., is visiting with her uncle Mr..
George Fister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilks of Fort
Steely, Wyoming, are in Logan, the
guests of Mrs. Hubbard. Mr.. Wilks Is
Mrs. Hibbard's son.
Mrs. N. Hanson, daughter Of Mrs
Hiram Merrill, deceased, came over
from Paradise Saturday to be at the
death-bed of her mother.
Mrs. J. f. Thompson returned to her
HON In Salt Lake Tuesday after six
weeks visit In Logan with her son,
Mr.. All. Thompson, and family.
Jas. Quayle & Co. are Offering bar
gains I'm shoes that are worth the at
tention Of the public. Look up their
ad. on the 4th page. Cut out the
coupon and use It.
II. A. Petersen, the popular real
estate and insurance man, was down
about Bingham last Wednesday and
Thursday looking after some mining
interests. lie brought back with him
some elegant specimens of gold and
silver ore.
Mr.. G.. w. Thatcher, Jr., treasurer
of the "Corianton" company, came up
to Logan Friday to see his father be-
fore rejoining his company at Kansas
City. Mr.. Thatcher expressed him
self as being certain of the company's
ultimate success providing the proper
advertising is done. He left for Kan.
sas City on Saturday, accompanied by
his wife.
| After two weeks "The Journal" has
awakened to the knowledge that The
Republican Is i'm existence. This is In
line with its usual Rip Van Wrinkle
lethargy. Come to think about II
though, the attention came from
Marshall and he is not part of The
Journal-merely writes locals for il
occasionally. Marshall Is too good q
man to belong to that institution.
Runaways on Main street have been
quite frequent of late, no less thar
three occurring in one day. Persons
driving teams and leaving them stand
ing without being securely tied are
guilty Of criminal careleSsness and
should be looked after. Fortunately
but little damage has been done, but
there is great danger Of serious injury
or loss OF life in just such things. 1t
would be much better If some pro,
vision were made so that IL would he
unnecessary to leave teams hitched to
farm wagons and buggies standing on
Main street at all. In summer the
offensive stencil resultant Is enough to
arouse the health department to ac-
ton.
Mr.. Il. G. Bacon, editor of the
Ouray Herald, is in the city on a visit
to his brother, Mr.. II. p. Bacon of the
Hercules Company. Mr.. Bacon called
ON the Republican and commended us
ON the appearance of the sheet. Mr..
Bacon is a newspaper man of consider
able experience and his Herald shows
the guiding hand of a master. Edi-
torially it is as bright as new dollar
and geographically is as pretty as
anything that comes out Of Colorado.
He is in town of but $500 and with
a competitor, but is able to use good
book paper and 81 cent ink in the
publication of the Herald. This is
newspaper business that Is delight.
full both to himself and his con
stituentS.
Banker Fleming has just wound III
two weeks vacation, the first takeI
in four years. In line with Teddy ant
all the big, energetic fellows he die
the strenuous thing. With his Sol
Charles and Mr.. Goodwin h
made trip up around Soda Spring
and through Gentle Valley, return
ing to Logan in about ten days. AC
cording to Charley, they were up at
a. m, off on their ride at and cor
tinued it until 8 pm, each day
Charley had gun along but the onl
time he get to shoot it was when h
! would poke it out of the back end {
the wagon and blaze away. The
passed through Fish Haven but didn
even see the lake and there is tent
ency to believe that the only soda NJ
Fleming saw was box Of the "Arl
and Hammer" brand In a certai
show window at Bloomington or S
Charles. "Around the world in eight
days" may be great feat, but We
wager that with little more practiC
in globe trotting Mr.. Fleming can d
| it in six-three. Charley begs to be e,
j cused next time.