The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-03

John BernhlSel OF Lewiston was i'm
Logan Thursday.
Cashier Fleming, OF the First Ma
tional, with Mrs Fleming and son
Charles left this morning for two
weeks visit at the st. Louis exposi.
ton.
Prof. Willard Done attended the
Mutual Improvement Conference re-
Gently held at Lewiston. He stopped
off in Logan on his return to Salt
Lake.
Hans. 5. Nielsen, commonly known
as Cache Valley Hans, has retu rned
to his old livery stand on First North
street, and is prepared to do all kinds
Of livery work.
Grin Seager and family have return
ed from Canada and will make Utah
their future home. Mr.. Seager visit
ed Grand Rounde valley in Oregon on
his return.
Christian Sorenson, of Mendon, was
kicked on the right temple by horse
yesterday morning about & o'clock.
He is in precarious condition, being
wholly unconscious since the accident.
w. j. Hill has Just completed one of
the prettiest little brick residences
that may be found in the city. He is
putting the finishing touches to the
lawn and general surroundings and
before great while will have very
charming place.
w. l.. Jones, the whiskey man, was
in town first of the week and sold an
| especially large consignment of noun
tain dew for election consumption.
Jones is about the jolliest man in
the worst cause that ever struck the
breezes from Logan canyon.
On Tuesday evening Tavern Muir
dock was surprised by number Of
her friends. The evening was spent
in games and pastimes and a delici Gus
lunch was served at nine o'clock
The little guests went home saying
they had spent delightful evening.
the people on Second West are
made of the proper stuff. After Mr..
John Edwards had laid a walk six
feet wide, the other property owners
along the street didn't bubble a min
net but laid six foot walk also. The
r, people there will have pretty block
some day.
Mr.. William Edwards, who has been
mentioned in connection with the
shrievality nomination on the Demo
cratic ticket says that the convention
couldn't run fast enough TO give it to
him. Mr.. Edwards has a furniture
business that is occupying his atten.
ton largely at present.
Chas. S. Millington, prominent
banker from New York, with his two
daughters, are visiting in Logan, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Champ
Mr.. Millington has visited Cache Val.
ley number of times during the past
ten years, and is very much impressed
with the steady growth of Logan City
and beautiful Cache Valley.
James Parks, a retired farmer OF
Sterling, will make Logan his future
home. Mr.. Parks has bought John
Baliff's residence on North First
West, where he will reside in the
future. Mr.. Parks has rented his
farm, and is now in position to spenC
his remaining days with little more
, comfort and ease, Logan has made {
good acquisition in adding Mr.. Park
, to her citizenship.
,, Pres. w. II. Lewis was over from
Lewiston Thursday. In speaking o
geneologies, he said he had record o
5000 Lewises, and history of then
as to their appearance. traits of char
acter, etc. The Lewises have beer
prominent people from Revolutionar.
times, twenty-five lighting undo
: Washington. He says one character
istic has been to scrap with half
chance. There's to be big reunion
of them in st. Louis this month.
Today at . o'clock the Democrat
? hold their convention for the seleC
/. tion of delegates to their state cor
: vention. |. C. Thoreson would Xix
; to have the delegates pledged to hir
for the Secretaryship of the State, an
Joseph Monson would like the sam
thing If Nebeker doesn't want TO b.
the nominee for Governor. NJ
Thoreson has tried awfully hard I
keep out of the race but says h
! friends absolutely insist upon it. {