The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-20


A wholesale and retail fruit stand
is being conducted at the Star grocery
by NJ. d. Mckinney.
j. L. Peterson, of Smithfield, has
been indisposed for the past ten days,
the result of kidney troubles.
Miss Kate Stayner, daughter of the
late Col, Arthur Stayner, of Salt Lake
City, is visiting Mrs. NM. Lamreaux.
For SALE-Fine eating and cooking
apples at 456 Fifth North street.
William Bench.
Mrs. L. ID. Martin is in Logan. Her
husband, who Is now a member of the
City Council Of Salt Lake, is expected
up tonight.
NOTICE. will pay cash for cutting
and stacking 200 tons of hay.
GEO. l.. FARRELL,
Smithfield, Utah.
Misses Alice and Florence Read
left Logan Wednesday for the East.
They will visit the Fair and then go
to Galesburg, ILL.,, their home.
Elder Joel Kicks will lecture on the
Book of Mormon" at the Sunday
evening meeting, Tabernacle pavilion,
six o'clock. All are invited to be pre-
sent.
1t has been decided to open the city
schools Sept. 18th. The examination
for city teachers will be held at the
Woodruff building on September l, 2,
and 3.
Account Republican State Conven-
tion Salt Lake Aug. 25th the o. S. L.
will sell round trip tickets to Salt
Lake at single fare, selling date Aug.
oath, good returning Aug. 9th.
VIM. NJ. Hansen, formerly manager
of the City shoe store expects to go on
mission to the Samoan Ialands soon.
In view Of this fact he has turned his
stock over to Mr.. EFF Rice of Denver
Lorenzo Smart, aged Is years, son of
Thomas Smart of this city was driving
cows last week, when his foot caught
wire, throwing him violently to the
ground breaking his right arm. He
is convalescing.
An operation was performed on
Hyrum Dopp Wednesday night, at
which an abscess was removed. 1t is
thought that possibly an operation
for appendicitis can be evaded. 1t
will at least be deferred for the time
being.
During the recent storm there was
a cloud burst at Mud fiat in the RICH,
hand fork Of Logan canyon, destroying
the wagon road. Hundreds of small
fish were killed and lay on the banks
as the water recedes. The water Il
turned into thick mud.
Mrs. Susan and Miss Susan Napier
mother and sister Of Cy Napier the
druggist, are visiting in Logan. Al
one time these ladies were resident.
Of this city. This is the first visit In
eight years. Mrs. Susan Napier /.
somewhat feeble in health.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mr.:
d. II. Thomas entertained in homo
of Dr. and Mrs. Moore of La Grande
Oregon. Music was the feature
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nibley
Messrs. G. w. Thatcher, Hugh Doug
all, Joel Nibley and Frank West, Mrs
Luna Y. Thatcher, Misses Cathi'
Dougall and Gladys Spencer.
l.. NJ. Cranney came TO Logan from
Star Valley on Wednesday. He re
ports the grain and hay crops as bein,
first class in that locality. There ha
been an abundance of water this year
The settlers in Salt River valley ar
constructing ditch from the mar
rows to the north reaching abou
eighteen miles. Mr.. Cranney cam
through the right hand fork of Logal
canyon. Owing to the heavy storL
the roads are washed out badly an,
in its present condition it is unsaf
for persons to travel the road.
A serious accident occurred in Prov
idence hay fields on. Wednesday after
noon. Joseph Postal Jr., aged /
years, was riding on load Of hay, ant
his younger brother, about ten year
old, rode up behind on horse with
% rifle. Not knowing it was cooke
he handed it to his brother, muzzl
foremost. The rifle was discharge
and the bullet pierced the body of tn
former one and half inches below th
apex of the heart, the bullet lodgin
in the body. Medical assistance wa
promptly called. The condition {
the young man is as favorable q