The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-20


The A. G. summer school took their
outing in the canyon yesterday.
The Misses Rogers who have been
visiting Miss Ollie Martineau. have
returned to their home in Salt Lake.
LosT-ln Hyrum,a gun metal watch
with gold trimmings. Return to Or
Cantril and receive reward.
Some Of the stalwart Republicans
of Benson ward think that they should
be represented in a political way at
the coming election.
The old folks will find in another
part OF this paper the program for
their day. All should prepare them.
selves for the occasion; turn ont and
have royal good time.
Neils jacobson of Newton was Lo-
gan visitor yesterday. He states that
Newton is having quite a building
boom, the crops look fine and heading
will commence in few days.
We learn that IL is probable that
Mr.. l.. II. Martineau will move his
family to Salt Lake City. If so, Lo-
gan will lose bright and intelligent
man. and this move will be regretted
by many as Mr.. Martineau has always
been looked upon as one OF the repre-
sentative men Of Cache county.
Prof. Praeger and his class from the
Deseret Summer School took de-
lightful trip up Logan canyon last
Saturday. The Professor delights in
climbing the mountains, and, accord
ing to the class, he was reluctant, on
that day, to leave before scaling al
the cliffs and peaks in the neigh bor-
hood Of the Forks.
A married man who came home ut
3 O'Clock in the morning and insisted
on telling his wife new joke, is now
sympathizing with the parrot and has
taken as his motto, Il know what's
the matter with yon. Polly, you talk
too darned much.
John Ferguson Of Ceylon, for forty
three years journalist Of Asia, gave
his views on the eastern war and told
numerous experiences in the far east.
Mr.. Ferguson said he sympathizcd
with Russia in her attempt TO expand
in China, but that she was not de-
serving because OF her double dealing.
Elders Albert Nyman and Ole
Some, two returned missionaries,
spoke at the tabernacle last Sunday.
Both of them expressed themselves as
being much benefited while in the
mission field. Prof. Hickman was the
last speaker. He stated that there
was larger per cent of Mormon con-
verts made than in any other religious
denomination. The Latter-Day
Saints advocate nothing but Bible
doctrines, for which they are con-
demned. Henry Ward Beecher once
stated that the Latter-Day Saints
were the only people that dared live
the doctrines as laid down in the
Bible. The choir sang an anthem.
Benediction was given by Bishop An
thone Anderson.
Ten or fifteen dollars will clean the
top brush from Logan to the forks.
The road between the two above
named places is county road and
should receive the immediate atten-
tion of the commissioners. 1t should
be remembered that there are some
heavy taxpayers who never pass up
the canyon but once or twice a year,
and then TO take their families up for
an outing. 1t is rather hard for
these individuals upon such occasions
to have the tops of their buggies
ruined by the dropping brush, when
the cost of the damage done to one
buggy would remedy the evil. We
earnestly hope the officers will look
into this matter at once and thereby
receive the gratitude of their consti,
tuencY.
Sunday is usually day when every
one puts on good clothes, in fact, ones
best clothes. This, at least, was the
case with a certain fine, strapping,
handsome young gentleman who felt
The weight of his importance. 1t
seems, an urgent call necessitated q
speedy squirt for the depot on the part
of this elegantly dressed young man
so strding wheel he straightforti
put out his best efforts for speed
Naturally to have a better road ht
took the pavement, Now, right a,
the big ditch there is a little bump
and TO accentuate the bump some vii
lian placed plank so that ii would
cause spill for anyone ON bike
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