The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-08

Mrs. Louis r. Cannon came with
her husband to visit her parents IN
this city, Hon. Joseph Howell and
wife.
Attorney w. w. Vaughan has re-
ceived bids on his fine residence that
is to be built in the Fifth ward dur
ing the present summer.
Mrs. Morris, seventy eight years OF
age, died at Mendon of pneumonia on
Sunday. We understand the lady had
two previous attacks of the same dis
ease during the present summer.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed. S. b. Sorensen
proprietor.
John johnson has bought out The
old stand of Fred Yeates in Millville
and has opened up a general mer-
chandise store and anticipates doing
good business.
Saturday July 18th the Oregon
Short Line will sell cheap excursion
tickets to all points north and west.
For all information call on Oregon
Short Line agents.
p. o. Hansen the stone cutter of
u this city has recently received two
more car loads Of Kyune from Cotton
station on the ID. r. G.. r. r. This
stone is remarkable for its long
endurance against all climatic condi-
tions. 1t is used almost exclusively
in Salt Lake City, and large quantities
n go to San Francisco.
: Hon. Jos. Howell, Sylvester Cannon,
!. Louis r. Cannon, II. G. Parker, Jas.
!. Squres, and George Wilson, started
= last Monday on an extended trip TO
the Blue Bell and Laplata mining
camps. The George Q. Cannon estate
Il are heavy stockholders in the La
plata Mining company. Mr.. Sylves-
- ter Cannon is mining engineer We
n trust the gentlemen will find condi-
tions such that they will be able to
e make favorable report upon these
local properties.
q One of the most interesting and in
II structive discourses that the people Of
o the Seventh ward have had the privi-
Il lege of listening to was given last Sum
# day evening in the ward meeting
n house by Amos Merrill, under the au-
a. spices of the Mutual improvement
Societies. 1t is to be regretted indeed
that such few were in attendance. A
IL delivery OF this kind in the tabernacle
y to all the children of the stake would
i do vast amount of good. The small
l. est Of the children who were in attend
70 ance sat motionless for they were so
n attracted by the simple yet fOrcible
y statements of the speaker, that they
lie entered into the spirit Of the discus.
" sion. The text quoted as"Remembel
% thy Creator in the days of thy youth. v
Comparisons by contrast were made
\ between the conditions surrounding
the children here and some of those in
foreign lands. The few adults that
were present were also highly interest
ed. We should be pleased to hear OF
Elder Merrill being asked to deliver q
similar discourse where more coulC
have the privilege of hearing it, for
such dscourscs will surely do good.
James Collett, Jr., who has beer
herding sheep in the vicinity of St
Anthony, Idaho, was brought to Lo
gan about one week ago. While II
the mountains, Mr.. Collet was taker
y with severe attack of nose bleeding
!. He came down to st. Anthony TO
- medical assistance, as the bleeding
at the nose could not be stopped Il
was thought best to bring him to Lo
gan. He was taken Immediately Il
stantly pronounced the case as bein,
one of purpura hemorrhagica, tn,
cases Of which are very rare, especial,
in this country. The patient at tn,
present time is in very serious con
dition. The disease is caused by the
weakened state Of the blood vessels
they being unable to carry the blood
therefore it oozes from the nose, eyes
ears and mouth, and also through TIN
pores of the body. The brain ant
kidneys are also bleeding. Every at
tention is being bestowed upon TIN
patient by the doc tor, who realize
the gravity of the situation.
Later The young man died on Mon
day night at ll:30 p IN. This Collect
family has lost two sons within tn