The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-23


Music Teacher Raghnild Jensen
Brobcrg has now returned and Is
ready again to commence her work.
Half block south from Deseret Mills.
Little Robert Stops, who was seri-
ously III of appendicitis last, week is
now in much better shape and consid-
cred out Of danger.
G.. G. Ownby the jeweler. has opened
up an attractive jewelry store on 1st
North street. His ad can be seen
elsewhere in this issue. Give him a
call.
Jos. Fredrickson of Avon was
visitor to the county seat yesterday.
Joseph has been spending most Of
the summer at the Wilson resort in
Ogden canyon.
The Socialists will hold meeting
in the Court house tonight. 1t is
stated that they intend placing a
ticket In the field for the municipal
election this fall.
Mrs. S. V. N. Parks and Mrs.
Shorten and children will leave to-
morrow for their home at Portland,
Ore. They have had most pleasant
visit with old-time friends in Logan
and 1t Is with mutual regret that they
leave.
d. II. Caldwell, of the Polk directory
concern, is in Logan looking after the
matter of getting up directory OF
this city. We need It, should have it,
and it Is hoped that ne may meet with
sufficient encouragement to warrent
the issue.
Within a radius of twenty -four
miles around Greeley, COL, they have
six sugar factories that have cost
$1,000, 900. This year there are planted
over 5000 acres of beets, the average
yield Of which Is expected to be not
less then fifteen tons per acre.
Owing to the breakage of some
machinery at the G. and +. lumber
yards we were unable to get the bal
ance Of our paper boxes made as soon
as we expected. We therefore kindly
ask our subscribers who have no boxes
to wait patiently day or so, and in
the meantime get their papers at the
postoffice.
The revival of Corianton as men,
toned IN The REPUBLICAN some time
ago, is now about to be consummated.
Nose. Johnson, the Korihor of the
the original COriantOn, is now in LO-
gan and with our talented actor, Mr..
II. Fl. Cutler, is looking after the
dramatization OF new version of
great play. Here's to their success.
The enterprise of that University
football bunch is shown In its attempt
, to get one of the A. G. Of us crack
players of last year, Capt. Aquilla
Chaunccy Nebeker. 1t Is said that
the University people offered him con-
siderable inducement to take post
graduate course there this year and
play on the football team--but Quill
said, "Nay, nay Pauline
Mr.. Bert Fleming, delegate from
Wyoming to the Irrigation Congress,
came up with the big crush Saturday
, and remained day or two with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Fleming.
Fleming has great faith in the irriga-
tion movement, but says there are i'm.
ternal differences, that If not removed,
will wreck the structure. He Is Of the
, opinion that selfish interests are at
! work and are gaining enough to do
, great harm.
At the Second ward meeting house
Sunday at noon, the funeral services
over the remains of Mrs. Ephriam
Blanchard were held, addresses being
made by Mr.. NJ. j. Ballard and VIM.
Athay. The westinghouse was filed
with friends of the deceased, and a
large number followed the remains to
their final resting place. In anticipa-
tion Of the death Of Mrs Blanchards
infant child the grave was left open.
The child died Sunday evening and
the little one was placed with its
mother the following morning.
William Moore died very suddenly at
the home OF his sister, Mrs. Isaac
Scott, in Millville, last Saturday
morning. The deceased was a pros
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ure. He was in Logan Friday to see
a physician and his relatives were
told that he could not last long.
When he retired Friday evening he
: appeared in his usual health but was
found dead Saturday morning. Mr..
Moore was 81 years of age and had
lived in MilLSille during the past four
years. The funeral and burial took
place at Millville yesterday.