Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
LOGAN.
SPLENDID YIELD OF BETS.
A BONANZA TO Thripteo Farmer Divorce
Suits Wedding Bells.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co, Oct 1G.-Secy. Jo-
seph quincy Jr,, states that large
quantities OF beets are now arriving at
the sugar factory, and that the grind
er VIII work to nearly its full capacity
OF DOO tons per day from this time on
ward one hundred and fifty men are
employed at the factory, in two shifts
OF 10 each, and the machinery is work.
ing nicely. The heets average about
the same as last year in sugar content.
ana the yield per acre Is generally
larger than heretofore, hence the farm.
ers are feeling jubllant Some of the
land VIII run as high as 30 tons TO the
acre so that the return in cash will be
az N'bO a ton, a total Of $l35 per acre.
This Is a bonanza for the farmers who
nave good land for beets and who Gull
tlVate It properly.
DIVORCE SUITS FILED.
Rachel Hendricks filed suit for d.
Vorce In the First district court TODAY
against Franklin D. Hendricks. The
couple were married In Logan on May
%, lsO2' The plaintiff alleges that de.
PENDANT mas repeatedly treated her In a
cruel manner and has failed to provide
TOR her On one occasion, she claims,
ne struck her In the face, on another
ne struck her on the back with a fire
shovel, She asks for decree OF di.
Norce, alimony to reasonable amount.
attorneys fees, court costs and the
custody OF their minor child
Agnes Mason Matthews filed suit for
divorce against Alma A. Matthews. on
me ground OF failure to provide. She
ASKS for reasonable allmony, attorneys
Tees court costs, that her maiden name
or Agnes Mason be restored, and for
the custody OF their minor child.
In the First district court all Jury
cases have been continued and all iur
ors discharged from further attend.
ahce during the present term.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk Matthews!
eharles Harris. Perry, Ida.h......,2t
Ada Perry, Perry, Ida.......,.,l9
george w. Lemon, Paradise .....25
Elizabeth o. Thomas, Paradise .,..t9
Axel Johnson. Hyrum .... .,,..,N
Martha Sjoberg, Mlllville ........ .22
j. w, Roundy, Benson 90
Nina Miles, Smithheld ..........,1S
TALKS ON CHILD CULTURE.
The Beacon Light society OF Logan.
assisted by the city teachers, has sue
ceeded In engaging Mrs, Lucretia Will
lard Treat OF Grand Rapids, Mich. TO
give course of five lectures to moth
ers, fathers and teachers, on child
training as taught by Froebel Mrs.
Treat Is an old friend and former as
slstaht OF Miss Susan Blow. the leader
OF the kindergarten work In America,
ana stands at the head OF one of the
most tourishing institutions in the
east She lectured last week before the
state Teachers convention IN Salt Lake
ana VIII give courses also in Ogden
Provo and Idaho, The talks viii be de-
1ghtful and instructive, not only 10
parents and teachers, butt to everyone
ana all are most earnestly Invited 10
attend, The first lecture, "The Twen-
ueth century Child and How to Meet
Its Needs VIII be given Monday eve
ming, Oct. 49, at s o'clock I'm the II Y
chapel. Other lectures to follow are.
Relation of the New Education 10 the
Home, Schooland church." and "stor-
les or the Right Kind and How TO Tell
Them To hear Mrs Treat is an on
portunity that few should let PASS. Ad-
mission will be free.
Elder Melvin ]. Ballard win continue
the subject OF the Redemption OF Zion'
(Which VIII include the coming of our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christi at the
High Priests meeting IN the First ward
assembly hall, on the 18th of October.
1908