The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-04

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Several outfits are preparing to
leave for Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Walter Piper came up from
Salt Lake Thursday to spend the 4th.
Frank Hanks has been quite iii the
past two or three days but is now i'm
proving.
Mrs. f. j. Thompson of Salt Lake
is here on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Thompson.
Train load of New Goods just re-
ceived. See our window. X. La
fount g. Co., 3s w Center street.
Put in your Sunday orders for Ice
Cream on Saturdays. 1t will be de-
livered in ice by Murdoch. 7lt3
Thos. Jolley, sheriff of Oneida Coun-
ty, with his wife were Logan visitors
last Wednesday.
The city officials are having good
substantial bridge built on Second
East street near Center street.
Sam CHASER is trying to eclipse
everything in town, 10y way of a floral
window. 1t certainly looks clean and
pretty.
The Y l.. NJ. |. A. Stake officers
meeting will be adjourned for one
week to meet Saturday, July IL. A
good attendance is desired.
A fve-year-old son Of Jessie Earl
was badly bitten by a dog Thursday
night. The dog must have been very
vicious for he tore a deep cash over
the eye of the little fellow.
STRAYED-A red and white cow, de-
horned and with both ears cropped.
Labeled j. f. or j. S. Clark. Notify
j. u. Stewart and be rewarded.
The grist mills are still grinding
away on 75c wheat. They say posi-
lively that they can't pay more. If
so -four would rise. then eastern
-four would be shipped in
Fred Thomas, son of Mrs. and r. X.
Thomas died at Salt Lake Wednesday
evening He was born in Richmond
in 1865, but has made his home in Salt
Lake for a number of years.
Mrs. Caroline Y. Cannon, wife of
the late George O. Cannon died at
1850 p. m. Thursday at her home in
Salt Lake. She was most estimable
woman and a daughter of President
Brigham Young.
The Logan Furniture Company is a
new firm, successors to Carbon &
Burnham. Messrs. w. w. Hall, w.
X. Burnham and N. A. Larsen who
make up the new firm are men of
honor and integrity and are worthy
of the buying public's consideration.
The Board of Education in regular
session Tuesday night accepted Supt.
Merrill's resignation, and filed the APP
plication of James G. Thomas, who
has recently received the degree of b.
S. from Harvard. 1t was ordered
that the Parry school building be re-
paired and put in shape for use next
year. Wadman & Burnham was
awarded the plumbing contract
Mrs. A. l.. Farrell entertained on
Wednesday in honor of her sister-in-
law Mrs. Don c. w. Musser, who is in
Logan visiting relatives and friends.
A most enjoyable time was spent in
social conversation and pastime. Lun-
cheon was served. Those invited to
meet Mrs. Musser were: Mesdames
Barrett, Martineau, w. B.Preston Jr,,
b. G. Thatcher, G.. w. Thatcher, d.
II. Thomas, A. n. Clayton, Piper,
Amussen, ALI Mitchell, Seth Langton,
Mae Earl, James A. Langton; Misses
Ida Mitchell, Durfey, Selma Hanson,
Cassiday and Amussen.
James ii. Leatham of Wellsville has |
been recommended for appointmentas
ranger for the Logan forest reserve
and will as matter of course be zap.
pointed. 1t will be remembered that |
Mr.. Leatham was in Logan some time
ago seeking endorsements of his can
di1acy. This appointment is part of
Congressman Howell's patronage, and |
it is entirely possible that he will have
another appointment of the same
kind to make. The Logan reserve is
of such extent that it is deemed i'm
possible for one man to look after the |
matter properly and Congressman
Howell has recommended that there
be at least two. This job carries with
1t salary of at least 5000 a year and |
Mr.. Leatham is to be congratulated.
r. ii. Charlton, connected with the |
Department of the Interior at Wash
ington, arrived at the New Wilson |