The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-15

last FRIDAY.
j. Jamison of Lewiston was rustling
in Logan on Saturday.
Osborne and Hodges machine extras
for sale by John Bench, at w. n.
Thomas old stand. lots
Samuel Hall and William Wyatt,
twoof the Wellsville stalwarts, were In
Logan on last Saturday
p. NJ. Vaughan and VIM. Murray Of
Wellsville were looking after business
in Logan Monday.
Moses Thatcher Jr., manager of the
Oneida Mercantile Co., made quick
trip to Logan last Saturday.
John A. McAlister, general agent
for the Utah-Mexican Rubber Com
pany came up from Salt Lake on Sun
day.
G.. Gesscll, the brck-maker has pur-
chased new machine for making
brick. His facilities are such that
everybody can be supplied.
w. II. Hurst, the ''liquor mer'
chant" has made some changes In his
bar fixtures and room arrangements
that add to the appearance of the
place.
Hebcr Smith has severed his conncc.
tion with the Lafount hardware firm
and accepted position In Salt Lake
Mr.. Harold Lafount is now associated
with his father.
Prof. IN. Smith left Monday morn
ing to join his wife in Indiana and
from there will go TO California. They
will probably not stop here on their
way west.
Peter Peterson of Trenton was in
Logan Saturday. He spoke very dis
couragingly of the outlook for the
wheat crops on dry farms in that Sec
tion of the country.
G.. and b. Thatcher are repainting
the front of their store on Center
street in an elegant shape. The same
being finished with golden bronze,
gives it a most excellent appearance.
Charles G.. Hyde, agent for the
Logan sugar factory, was in Logan on
Saturday Mr.. Hyde expresses the
opinion that the yield of the beet crop
will far exceed that of last year. He
fully believes that the yield will equal
that of 1901.
A design has been made for the re-
modelling Of the ceiling in the court
room. 1t is expected that the con-
tract will be given to Mr.J. J. Powell,
who is doing some artistic work on
the corner building owned by the
First National Bank.
Mr. Amos Brown, of the Second
ward, who has been working at the
Sugar Factory at Garland, came home
suffering from severe attack OF
quinsy. He underwent an operation
few days ago for the removal of the
tonsils and since then has been gradu,
ally improving.
During the first week in September
the Presbyterans will celebrate the
quarter centennial of Presbyterianism
in Cache valley. The affair, so far a.
regards numbers in attendance, will
probably not compare favOrably with
the Scandinavian reunion, but II ar
rangements now being made are car.
ried out successfully, the celebration
will be interesting. A feature tina
will lend particular interest to the Oc
casion, will be the presence Of Mrs
Susan Vanness Parks, the Origina
head OF the Cache Valley Seminar.
(now New Jersey Academy who will
come here from Portland, Ore. Mrs
Parks presence here at that time
made possible by number Of he
former pupils contributing the neces
sary money to defray her expenses,
tribute of love on their part. Mrs
Parks and Mrs. Shorten will com
here the first OF August and visi
among friends for considerable
length Of time. The celebration wi
be a two-day affair, with program
Of "reminiscences, music and abb
|. speeches, and wind up with banque
Mr.. o. II. Barber, the genial repr
sentative of the Western Newspapt
Union at Salt Lake City, was In L.
: gan over Sunday "jimmying around,
as he expressed 1t. Just what the ter
!, may mean is matter of conjectul
and for Interpretation we leave it
those more familiar with Salt Lal
expressions. Inasmuch as this ''jin
mying' kept him up until 1870 Sunda
t morning, to the uninitiated it migf
a, A.,