The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-26

Veal wanted at Central Meat Mar
ket. cents pound. Bell Bros. 81
The many friends of Joseph David
son will be pleased to know that he
has so far improved as to be out OF
bed.
Encouraging words have been given
by physicians In charge of Mr.. John
Bake, stating that his hand can be
saved and will not have to be cut
of.
The Salt Air excursion last Satur-
day was an unexpected success, the
crowd being much larger than antici-
pated. Three hundred and twenty-six
tickets were sold, and those who went
reported delightful day at the lake.
The tabernacle choir Is to be con-
graduated.
i Miss Edith Lewis, neice of ex.sheriff
Tom Lewis of Salt Lake county,
who has been visiting in Anaconda,
Mont, is now visiting her grandmoth-
err, Mrs. Helena Amer of the Second
ward. She expects to remain in Lo-
gan for an indefinite time.
"Ras" Johnson got full Of tamarack
and tanglefoot last Saturday and
while at the ball game had too much
fun, so he was taken in hand by
Policeman Christensen. Justice Peder-
sen on Monday administered a sober.
ing potion in the nature of a $40
fine.
The flower bed IN front of the court
house Is credit to the Logan nursery,
who set 1t out, and also to John Mich
olson the court house janitor VINO has
charge of the grounds. Those who
have a taste for flowers should drive
by and see display that is hard to
excel.
Mr.. E. c. Holmes and wife Of Salt
Lake City are stopping with their old
friend Mrs. NJ. +. Hanks at "The Lin
coln." Mr.. Holmes has been u solicit
or for the Salt Lake papers for many
yesrs, and Is at present representing
TRUTH" one Of the brightest of Salt
Lakes publications.
Mcssrs. Lorenzo Benson and F. w.
Burr will again preside over garrett
and basement at the Woodruff and
Benson schools. These gentlemen ap-
peared before the Board of Education
last Saturday evening and qualified
by furnishing bond in the sum of
$3.50, 900 as forfeiture in case the heater
should turn up missing some cold
morning.
Congressman Howell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Howell and Miss
virginia HOutZ, and Mrs. David Ec-
Giles and two daughters, Vida and
Bertha, returned Wednesday morning
from an extended trip through the
Yellowstone National park. Mr..
Howell reports having had delight
full time.
Nicholas CrookstOn the Bishop OF
Greenville ran some slivers into his
thumb last Saturday. For a time he
paid little attention to it, but his
whole arm and side Of the body com.
menced swelling and he found it neces-
.sary to visit physician. He came
very nearly neglecting it too long as
there was evidence of what might
have proven serious case of blood
poison.
Messrs. s. c. Parkinson, Geo. Swain.
ston, Heber Swainston, Jesse Gilbert,
and Frank Williams, OF franklin and
Fred Petersen of Hyde Park, were the
guests OF w. A. X. Campbell at 1.-The
Lincoln" Monday. These gentlemen
are interested in securing a high-grade
stallion for the nOrthend OF the valley.
Just as we was going to press we learn
chat these gentlemen, with others,
purchased "Flipp," the seal brown,
weight 1000 pounds, as advertised
last week.
A reception was given by Miss
Violet Wendleboe Friday evening at
her home in the Seventh ward. A
musical program was feature of the
evening All kinds of games were in
dulged in. after which refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Jensen and Orlob from Salt
Lake, Violet Wendeboe, Berthe John
son and Ethel Williams, and Mcssrs.
Torgeson, G. Hansen, n. Hansen, s. !
Hansen, Christensen, Squires, Wendle-
Doe and Johnson.
Leland Hanks, Fred and Mark
Parkinson. Harvey Blair, +. j. .Swent-
zen and Gus Baldwin composed a party
that left for Bear Lake Monday morn.
Ing for weeks outing. Swentzel
and Baldwin are from Salt Lake and
were attracted here by the report
that a bear had been seen in the