The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-07
Marriage at
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Seth Chambers and
Kinda Nelson are one

SMrrHFIELD, Sept. 6, 1905 rs
Kinda Nelson and Seth Chambers wer
married at Logan Tuesday afternoon
and left Wednesday morning on thei
honeymoon trip to Chicago where Mr.
Chambers will devote his time tryinl
to elucidative the intricacies of tn,
dental profession.
Miss Kinda Nelson Is one of Smith
fields most charming young ladie:
and, while no doubt she will be vel
coined to the ranks Of the matronl,
class, her loss will be felt by the Young
ladies and even more so by the young
men, who envy the lucky Seth. Miss
Nelson is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Nelson. well known residents
of our city.
Mr.. Seth Chambers Is a well known
and thoroughly well liked young man
who has the esteem and respect Of all.
Congratulations and best wishes for a
happy married life follow the young
couple to their new home.
The Mack hotel is TO be enlarged by
the addition Of several bedrooms to
accommodate the rapidly increasing
business The hotel is gaming an en-
viable reputation for comfortable,
homelike accommodations and de-
serves the liberal patronage the trav-
cling public so freely gives them.
The location is one OF the finest In
town, close to the center OF trade, and
the grounds are most attractive.
Those who enjoy the music Of running
waters, the comfort OF shade and the
generous well-cooked meals of this up.
to-date hosiery will no doubt apprc-
ciate such resting place.
Mrs. Il. j Smith leaves Saturday TO
meet Mr.. Anderson at Ogden and will
return home Saturday evening. Mr..
has finished his course, at
tie Minneapolis School Of Watch
making and Engraving, is thoroughly
fitted for practising his profession AS
doctor Of optics and is an up-to-datc
engraver and jewelIer
The High Creek Power and Light
are ready to wire The houses
Of those who wish electric lights, as
soon as material arrives. The eypec-
IaliOn is that by The first of the new
year the company will be in posi-
ion TO furnish electrict, for lights.
The Cart franchise has not been
granted, being held up for further
Mr.. A J. Beveridge Is rushed with
business these days, putting in house
for the water supply. He
IS very capable plumber. His work
$ neat and compares favorably both
n finish and price with the best He
deserves the patronage of our citizens.
When we can secure the best In our
,wn city, IL is poor policy To patronize
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The Smithlield Concert Club has
been organized and has leased from
John llillyard the opera house in
which concerts, dances, plays, etc.
will be given during the season by
home talent, This is IA good move
aud one which will benefit both the
promoters and those who patronize
their productions
Robt. Grillith's team ran away
Thursday morning while htched to a
hay wagon. The rack was smashed,
the harness torn badly, and Mrs. Til
lie Merrill was very nearly run over
and seriously injured. She escaped
by small margin, her horse being
thrown and the harness broken.
llaZen Benson son OF Peter Benson,
of Newton, was kicked in the fore
head by horse, receiving rather
serious cut which was attended by
DR.. Smith, of Smithhed.
Mrs. Robert Nelson gave birth TO a
little daughter last Saturday. Attic
in critical condition for - hours.
both mother and daughter are now
doing we'll
Friday evening last the Silver Cor
net Band was engaged TO play for a
dance at Newton, but the storm pre-
vented them filling their engagement.
Mrs. Allie Nelson gave birth TO a
fine baby girl last Friday morning.
Both mother and daughter are doing
we'll
The Smithtield band was out for a
serenade Wednesday evening and the
music was enjoyed by all those who
had the pleasure of "a visit from this
organization.
Miss Olive Roskelley is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Thyberg, at Salt Lake
city.
Mr. Frank Merrill and Mr. &. T..
Peterson are rapidly recovering from
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