The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-13


mora urday.
Ir .rlisle is expected back from
CHI, y the next few days.
iiu arshall was confined at home
mos st week with an attack of
Ialiri
\ b inc of sample shoes for men
al - pc cent. Off, at Dunbar, Robin
son & Co.'S
w. NJ. Weir was i'm from Trenton
Satulda, on business connected with
The rsta of Emil Wennergren.
The easiest fitting, most comfort
able shoe for ladies is the "Julia Mar
lowe, Dunbar, Robinson & Co.'S
Manager Fenton of the Home Tel
ephOne Co., and President Wallace of
the Bell Co. are in town looking after
the interests of their respective COM
panies.
u. y. Lamoreaux came down from
Preston Saturday to attend the fun
aral Of his son-in-law Mr.. George Rob-
n ~ r. Lamoreaux says there has
bee ,idcrable sickness in Preston
ur pfe.
~ ople of Trenton, are DESTROYS
that Ire county commissioners put i'm
somn one to look after the interests of
Tro tons roads instead of looking
after Smithfcld and other out of town
districts. This from resident of
Trenton.
The city of Detroit is going into the
coal business and proposes to open a
coal yard to be wholly under munich
pal control. They propose putting
$50, 900 into the business. The object
is to supply the city with coal at a
moderate price.
In Justice Smiths court Saturday
afternoon, judgment was rendered
against DR.. Carl Moench in favor of
Mr.. Jeppeson. The sum involved
amounted to $l3, and was for music
furnished by Jeppeson's orchestra at
a reception at the dormitory more
than year ago.
Petitions are being circulated about
town asking the directors of the Lo-
gan irrigation district to take steps
to disorganize the company. There
seems to be considerable dissatsfac-
ton in Logan growing out of condi-
tions in connection with the Benson
and West Field parts of the districts
and the intention now is to cut loose
from them and let them have dis
trict of their own.
News from Millville is to the effect
that every thing is bright and pros
pering there. Health is gen.
orally good and the people are grateful
and happy. A new jail is under
course Of construction. One of the
things most potent in this movement
is the fact that recently a crowd from
Hyrum came down and proceeded to
run a dance. Because the Millville
people had no where to put them
they escaped arrest. This difficulty,
however, will be obviated by the new
Jail now being built. When Hyrum-
ties come down to take possession of a
dance, they will give them lodging in
this new builing. So says our Millville
informant.
Mrs. Lovina Card entertained a
number of her friends Friday evening
in honor of Aunt Zina Card who was
here from Canada. A very excellent
LUNCHEON was served and the evening
was spent in singing, playing games
and in having general good old FASH
toned time. Among those present
were Bp, Anthem Anderson and wife,
Melvin Ballard and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ballintyne, Joel Kicks and wife, Louis
S. Carbon and wife, Henry Ballard
and wife, Mrs. Julia Nibley, Mrs.
Wood, Prest. c. o. Card, Mrs Sarah
Card, Bp. VIM. Hyde and Joseph
Card. Aunt Zina left for Cardston
Saturday evening. President Card
will spend the winter in Logan.
In compliance with the city ordi.
nance, l.. II. Martineau has had q
team working for the past ten days on
his sidewalks east Of the Deseret Mills.
Mr.. Martineau has built good sub.
stantial walk distance Of quarter
of a mile, placing heavy layer Of
gravel at the bottom and covering IL
with coat of sand and clay. When
packed this will make tirst-class
walk. This is commendable. The
road supervisor should rigidly enforce
the law on building and repairing
sidewalks with every property owner