The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-28

Mrs. Harry Stoney went to Brigham
City Tuesday morning.
The culverts between Logan and /
Paradise would stand little repair
ing.
Herman johnson, with his wife, /
have again opened their eating car on
First North street.
Grapes For Sale-Five cents per 10. |
or 1916 per bushel. ID. Wettstein, 755
East Sth North, Logan.
Mrs. Philo Jones, of Salt Lake City,
is in Logan visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Nelson.
G. Thomassen, one of the Bishopric
of Logan Fourth ward, returned from
European mission last Friday night.
The Deseret Mills has pushed work
rapidly on their new fiume, and start
ed up for business last Monday
morning.
Brigham L. Morse, the Oldest mail
carrier of Salt Lake, is spending his
fifteen days vacation with his mother
at Hyde Park.
Bishop Durphee, of Beaver Dam,
was in Logan on Monday. The June
frost hurt some of their wheat, but 1t
has turned out in good shape.
The republicans ought to give John
Nicholson a gold medal. He is the
man who is responsible for the splen-
did decorations at all the big republic
can meetings. His last effort at the
court house was supertine.
The monthly priesthood meeting of
the Cache Stake will be held in the
basement of the tabernacle Saturday
next at 10 a. m. A full attendance is
desired. Joseph Morrell, Isaac Smith,
W. w. Vaughan, Stake Presidency.
The opera house orchestra under
the new management is composed OF
Frank Harris, S. J. Jeppeson, LIST vio-
Inns; J. w. England, viola; Leroy Car
don, clarinet; j. G. Wahlen, cornet;
Fred Peterson, flute; G. n. Curtis,
trombone: J. p. Smith, bass viol; Mrs.
Lou Hanks, piano; Louis Edwards,
drums. c. NJ. Harris also plays with
the orchestra occasionally. This az
gregation makes some very excellent
music.
Mrs. F. +. Petersen of the Island
died Saturday evening, after an illness
OF years. She was born Aug. 8, ls47
and was Norwegian. Ever since hel
, childhood she had been active in choi1
work in Christiania, Salt Lake ano
, Logan. In her death the family i
/, bereft of kind mother. During hel
q long period Of suffering everything
possible was done to relieve her bu
without avail. The funeral servic,
Il was held in the Sixth ward meeting
house Tuesday afternoon at, tw
). O'Clock. The speakers were p. M
Nielsen, +. jacobsen, Gustave Thorn
}. assen, Andreas Petersen, Robert Muir
dock and acting Bishop II. A. Hansen
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan M. Fleming re
turned from the east last Saturda
night after an absence of three weeks
:, They spent good portion of the tim
: at the Worlds Fair grounds. Their
was an attendance of 404, 900 on one c
the days that Mr.. Fleming was there
v The average attendance is increasin
ID as the hot weather moderates. Nj
. Fleming has high praise for the e'
e hibit of the Agricultural College {
j. this city. There was one omissio
d from the Utah exhibit that appeare
'e quite significant to Mr.. Fleming, an
that was the absence of Utah potatot
ID although this State has a wide fam
,r for the potatoes raised here. Mr.. an
SC Mrs. Fleming met their son Burton
Of at Omaha who was enroute to Corne
to take course in hydraulic engin
- ering. Mr.and Mrs. Fleming had d
lightful time, but are glad to retur
. to their Utah home.