The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-22

Mormon Bird, the father Of the new
bishop of Mendon, was in town yes
terday.
Grand Ball at the tabernacle pa
valion next Wednesday evening.
Thatcher Orchestra.
The case Of Monson VS.. Christoffer-
son has been decided by Judge Hart,
Monson being awarded s43s.57. The
suit was for S45s.
willard d. Purser, son of Philip
Purser, who has beeu suffering for
months past with dislocated hip
joint, is improving
Mr.. II. Otte, manager Of the Ritter
Bros. pharmacy at Preston, Is in Log
an spending his annual vacation. Mrs.
Otte and their little child are with
him.
Rev. DR.. Martin of Manti will oc-
cupy Rev. Clemenson's pulpit at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock All have a
cordial invitation to hear him.
The members Of the Fifth and
Sixth ward Sunday schools entertain
ed themselves on the tabernacle
square Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Sixth ward people gave dance on the
new pavilion Wednesday evening.
Catherine Johnson, wife Of the late
Daniel Johnson of the Fourth Ward
died Of old age yesterday at 1870 a. m.
Funeral services will be held next
Sunday at noon in the Fourth ward
meeting house. All friends are kind
ly invited to be present.
From recent letters received from
Tuscarora, where Alfred Brossard is
developing some mining property, it is
learned that class of material has
been struck that Is a sure indication
of large body of ore being near by.
The friends Of Mr.. BroSsard will be
pleased to hear OF him striking the
proper thing.
President Joseph MOrrell returned
TO Logan last Wednesday night. He
visited Idaho Falls and Rexburg and
states there are wonderful develop
ments being made in the north.
President Morrell met hundreds Of
his old Logan friends whom he had
not seen for years. He reports the
people as doing well in every respect.
Messrs. Larsen and Farrell held a
consultation Wednesday evening in
regard to the salary that had been
paid Mr.. Farrell since January /, and
came to an understanding. Mr.. Lar
sen is to receive 300 of the 1865 that
has been paid Mr.. Farrell and the
trouble is called of. This leaves Mr..
Larsen about sl65 out on the PROPOSE
ton, but the cost to Mr. Farrell has
probably been in the ncighborhood of
800 or $500. That the matter is
finally settled so amicably should be
and no doubt is source OF con-
graduation all around Mr.. Larsen
will probably take charge of the
Clerks office on Monday morning.
The many friends of Mrs. Gus.
Berntson Of the End Ward will be
pleased to learn that after being a
bedridden invalid for years she has so
far regained her health that she Is
able to be out again and to assist in
her household duties. 1t will be
remembered that over two years ago,
after having despaired of any relief at
home, Mrs. Berntson was taken to a
hospital at Salt Lake where she re-
NAMED for more than a year under
treatment, but returned home no bet
ter and much discouraged. About
four months ago she began course of
treatment by DR.. Ackley since which
time she has rapidly improved and
now walks two or three blocks with
comfort, which she has not done be-
fore for fifteen years. Mrs. Berntson
and family are greatly cncou ragged
and have many words Of praise for
DR.. Acklcy,