The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-21

'"PPVu O"ciIo} Cdi lodu VI ptdCntS
this year.
Wanted to do general house
work. Mrs. G. w. Thatcher l62 Cen
ter street.
1t Is stated that the head push of
the new party are practically non-tax
payers.
House to rent-Five rooms, five
blocks west OF the A. c. Of U. Apply
SO west lst North.
The balloon ascension that was to
have taken place at Brigham on
Peach Day did not materialize owing
to the balloon being burned by the
gas, loss $4,000.
NJ. ID. McKane has opened whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam strset. If
Joseph Johnson, Kirk Harris, John
Kirby, and the Jorgensen boys from
Hyde Park, with heavy teams, and
others from Benson and Logan left
this morning for Idaho Falls to haul
beets.
East Garland Ward, Box Elder Co.,
has bought fine new Estey Church
Organ. This makes 40 church organs
the Harris Music Co. has sold.
The pavements on Center street are
not kept as clean as they should be.
In some places the dirt that was left
by the contractors who built the
walks still remains. The fire depart
ment might get out occasionally for a
little practice and turn the hose upon
such places.
Lost-A large grey mare, branded
II NJ on left shoulder. Anyone find.
ing same please return to 302 West
Center and be rewarded.
Mrs. L. j. Goodrich and son Louis
arrived home Sunday evening from an
eastern visit extending over several
months. They were at Kewanee
ILL.,, = the Worlds Fair, and various
eastern points. The Goodriches will
keep house this winter in rooms ovei
the Harris music store.
The "broncho busting" at the b. Y
&. campus Saturday afternoon drew 9
goodly crowd. which came away fairly
satisfied, altho tits said none of the
animals presented we're sufficiently
wild and strong TO create the creates,
fun. Each rider handled three AM
mails in quite mastery way.
The Cache valley people should *
to Brigham at once for their peaches
Boxes for shipment can not be mad,
fast enough, and the result is tina
thousands of bushels Of the choices
fruit will be wasted. Loose peache
can be bought for twenty-five cents
bushel good measure. Gather up you
boxes and 60 at once.
Miss Enone Smith, of Providence
is visiting with the family of Waite
Hoge. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley re
turned from Logan, their son Geo. F
and wife, Of that place went East b
resume their studies in medicine. -. /.
Quite number of advanced student
went to Logan to attend the college
of that place. Paris Idaho) Post.
Up at Hyde Park there have bee
some wonderful 'goings-on" recently
Not long ago Bp. c. G. Hyde's wifi
presented him with fine baby, an
this seems to have started the ba
rolling. A few days later Mrs. Fran
Follett became the mother of twins
Mrs. Fred Elwood gave birth to a DO
almost as large as her husband, Mr.
Riley Harris added another male vol
er: Mrs. - Hancey came next wit
a big girl, then Mrs, Martin Chris
Hansen with twelve pound DO!
, The most recent arrival is that of
' little Woolf presented George
, better-by -three-fonrths. "And sti
there's more to follow"
: p. Peterson and wife, an aged co
pie from Brigham City, came over
Logan last Saturday with a one-hors
conveyance loaded with few peache
They attempted to drive down II
steep dugway by the temple at 8 p. n
but the horse SHE'D OFF the dugwa
and rolled into the canal below. TT
wagon caught against some brush an
k hung there until the next mornin
The horse Was extricated by Mr.. Pc
erson that evening. Mr.. and Mr.
Scholes cared for the couple ov,
night and on Sunday morning Il
wagon was removed by Messrs, Schel
and w. 7. Johnson. Fortunately f
d the aged people they jumped out
the wagon and escaped injury.
Republicans have recently opene
hnodnuartarS i'm tine room former