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

Mrs. S. p. Peterson and wife OF
Smithfield are on visit with Ras
Peterson and family at Rexburg. Mr..
Peterson will live in this city during
the winter. having home In the 9Th
ward.
Mrs. VIM. Statham is the happy pos
SCISSOR of a $500 check from Mr.. Will
ard Hansen, agent for the New York
Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Statham's
deceased husband was insured for that
amount.
1t is stated that the authorities de-
sire Mr.. John A. Hendrickson to re-
main on the continent and take
charge of the Scandinavian Mission,
which has been in the hands of Bishop
Skanchy the past two years.
Miss Helen Tiller, a young lady
who has been quite i'll for sometime,
as a result of nervous prostratiOn, left
Thursday for California, hoping to
benefit her health. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Annie
Tiller.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SHINE
YOURSELVES. GET SOME "BLACK
KING" SHOE POLISH, AND A
GILBERT PEERLESS POLISH
Err" AND YOUR SHOES WILL
ALWAYS LOOK NICE AND
WEAR BETTER. CITY SHOE
STORE.
A great ball game this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock -Wellsvillc VS.. Smithfield,
for the championship of the county
outside of Logan. There Is $50 side
bet, which will make the game all the
more interesting. If you want to see
good game don't fail to go to the
b. Y. Campus at $3.50 today.
About POO farmers of Hyrum, Mill.
vile, Providence, and College have
subscribed something more than &c.
600 to purchase the Haslam grist mill
at Millville. $4,000 is the price ask.
ed by Mr.. Haslam, and those who
have already subscribed feel that the
mill is worth that figure. The stock
books are still open for subscriptions,
and strenuous effort to raise the re-
naming $1,000 Is to be made.
The Methodist people have new
pastor, in the person Of Rev. r. f.
Gilpin OF Sidney, Nebraska. Rev.
Clifton, who has been at the head of
this charge the past two years, has been
transferred to Rawlins, Wyoming.
Rev. Gilpin is expected to arrive here
sshortly, while Mr.. Clifton will leave
for his new home within>a few days.
The latter gentleman has made many
friends during his stay here, who will
regret to have him go and wish for
him unlimited pleasure and success in
the new field.
Mr.. c. f. Paris OF the C. V. NJ. Co.
OF this city returned on Wednesday
night for ten days trip in the north
Mr.. Paris went as far north as Grace,
ten miles south of Soda Springs, and
returned through Swan Lake and
Weston. He states that the people
in the vicinity Of Grace are reaping
great benefits from the canal that has
been recently completed there.
Through Swan Lake the hay crop
will be up to an average. In the
vicinity of Weston it is exceedingly
dry and the crops are very poor.
Rev. Leilicli, chief sensation manu-
facturer and scandalmonger Of the
Methodist church and presiding elder
OF the Utah district. was not kicked
out at the recent Methodist confer
ence is Salt Lake, as was expected,
but was permitted to resign to return
to Pennsylvania. 1t may be
added that the Latter.day Saints are
rid Of another thorn, in the person OF
Rev. DR.. Wishard the Presby erlan
Synodical Missionary, who has been
located at Salt Lake City for several
years. DR.. Wishard has accepted q
call to a California pulpit.
The State Teachers Association will
hold its next meeting In Salt Lake
City October 9Th, It'll and Sth
Among the interesting feat ures will
be six lectures by Hon Henry Patten
gill, ex-Supt. Of Public instruction
for the State of Michigan, and now
Editor of michigan School Modera
tor" and "Timely Topics" 1t viii
be observed that teacher in any part
OF the State will be able to leave home
on Saturday. October 3rd, attend tn,
State Fair, all the meetings of Tn,
State Teachers Association, and con
sumo but one week. The teachers o
Cache county should not fail to Civ,
this matter consideration and arrang,
to go to Salt Lake If possible.