The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-30
Local Rumblings.

Mrs. AnneJJ Cummings vi ou'
Lake city, is visiting with relatives
and friends in Logan, and is the CUES
OF Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Earl.
M. C. Merrill will teach in thu
Springville high school the comlnt
year. Mr. Merrill will be recongnlzec
as one Of the graduates of the A. I. o
Z. last year.
Rev Gilpin, formerly Of the Meth
odist charge here but now ofTremon
ton and Corinne, with his wife is camp
ing In Logan canyon for week. Mr.
Gilpin enjoys his present work very
much.
Miss Margaret Chaplin, OF New Cas-
| tie. Pennsylvania, a teacher al Jhe
New Jersey Academy four years ago
came I'D from Mt. Pleasant yesterday
evening to spend few days with
friends in this vicinity.
Messrs Monson, Schaub, the Bud
yes and Schussers will install light
system in Smithfield before winter
sets in They have the necessary
franchise and It's said will 90 TO work
Immediately
The First National Bank of Logan
has opened up savings department.
A big ad tells you all about II. LOOK
it up You ought to save your money
and this may show you a way that
will appeal to you.
Claude Blanchard, the lineman for
the Independent Phone Co., who was
so badly injured by touching a 1000
volt light wire last week is still alive
and the chances for his recovery adj
vance each day. The young man Is
hardly conscious but talks some
Mr.. |. b. Nash, The REPUBLICANS
efficient correspondent at Franklin,
came TO Logan Sunday morning en-
route to Hyrum to visit his daughter,
w. G.. Parkinson. The old gentleman
is not in the best of health, a fact his
many friends will regret TO learn.
MeSdames X Hansen, G.. Charles,
NJ. Goodmansen, Mrs. G.. Hansen, J.
Spande, H. j. Vaughan and Mrs. g.
Hibbard, and Misses May Hansen and
A lice Charles composed party that
assisted Mrs. viii Davis to enjoy her
anniversary Wednesday
1t was Just a good social
time.
VIM. Pilkington. recorder at Smith
field, was in Logan Tuesday. He says
the waterworks system is completed
on the west side of Main and that
when certain tile arrives within the
next few days connections will be
made. 1t is very gratifying to the
people there that many of those siren
uouSly opposed TO this improvement
are now the first to take advantage
Of it.
The chairman or representatives. Of
each wards old folks committee is
desired tC meet on the tabernacle
square Saturday morning at ll:30
o'clock for the purpose of arranging
for grand entertainment at the
Thatcher opera house in the near
future 1t is desired also that they
come prepared TO furnish the number
Of all people in the wards over sixty
years of age. 1t is urged that none
neglect this meeting.
The Cache Valley Banking Co. has
Just Installed a new burglar-prOof
safe of modern pattern and improve
ments. 1t has new triple Yale time
lock, reserve chest and raid chest,
the wall six and half inches
of solid steel, which affords protection
for money and securities. The safe
stands in substantially built fire.
proof vault, which is also protected
by a steel gate with automatic alarm.
In addition to the above the bank is
fully insured in one Of the largest in
surance companies Of the United
States, atfording every possible pro.
lection for its depositorS.
Dr. Robert Craig, of New York
City, one of the big fellows in connec.
ton with the Presbyterian work, came
to Logan yesterday evening to look
over this field. The New Jersey
Academy was promised another big
building for this year, but in the
shuttle one of the southern towns got
IL. Logan Is supposed to get this
building next year without fail. AL
the boarding pupils this school car
accommodate have been secured fol
this year,and large number of appli
cations from parents of boys have
been turned down for lack of room.
Sam GlaIer, who recently failed il
the saloon business here writes TIL
REPUBLICAN that certain portions o
our comment were not wholly correct
sam say that his check book will SHOW
that he paid out over 300 to creditor.
outside OF the state within three o.
four days of his departure, besides nu
merous bills in Logan. The REPUB
LICAN, however, never animated any
thing differently. Sam also says hi
liabilities are less than 81, 200 and tina
he left something more than a barre
OF bug Juice, as stated in this paper
He claims that the fixtures other THAI
the bar belonged to him. Mr.. Glase,
doesn't resent The Republicans state
ment except as he believes we wer
mislnformed, He sends his regards
to Friends and Knockers"
Geo. A. Perciyal, one of the organ
lzers OF the First National Bank O
| Logan, Is in the city preparing To In