The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-02
Local Runblings.

Harold Lafount moved into his new
residence, Thursday, on South 3rc
West,
A seven roomed frame house witt
pleasant surroundings for sale cheap
Apply to Louis Carbon.
A. G.. Barber's eleven year ole
daughter has symptoms of append
citis
VIM. B. Preston Jr., mgr. OF the
Coop Drug Co., went to Salt Lake
yesterday.
May Krahanbule, of the Fifth ward
and a tve.year-old child of Mayor Rob
inson are down with typhoid.
Joseph Hancock, of Mendon, will
shortly change his place of residence
to Pennington, Davis county.
John II. Horton, one of the clerks Ia
the Coop Drug Store, started for the
Portland fair yesterday morning.
Mrs. DANES, of Franklin, who has
become slightly demented, was taken
to Salt Lake yesterday for treatment.
John Pearson has entered suit
against the Cards to quiet title to GER
tam land he has used for number OF
years.
Claud Blanchard, the lineman in.
jured recently, is improving rapidly.
He can converse with his father who
has come from the east.
The recent storms has improved the
condition of the beets generally speak
ing. The alfalfa that is growing for
seed crop has also been benefited,
and it is thought the seed will I'LL out
better.
There will be the usual services at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning at II O'Clock, Rev. Clcmen-
son having returned from Mt. Pleas
ant. Sunday school at l2:l5. AL are
cordially invited
j. A. McAlister returned from Rex
burg yesterday morning. He has
nothing but praises for the northern
country. He states that the crops
are first class, and everything in a
business way is in "A healthy condition.
Tuesday evening a lawn party was
given by the pupils of the intermedi-
ate department of the Second ward
Sunday School, TO their teacher,
George Anderson, who departs on Il
mission to Great Britain Monday. All
present had a delightful time.
J. l.. Coburn, assistant secretary at
the A. g. of o., with Prof. Yoder,
went to Salt Lake yesterday to attend
"A meeting OF the commissioners who
were appointed to locate the expert
menJ farm in the central part of the
state.
Mrs. Arthur Knight gave birth tC
her first child on Wednesday. The
father who works for Fister & Mel
sen is extremely happy from the fact
that it is a splendid boy. He observ
ed the prevailing custom with the EN-
ployes of the firm, and did the proper
thing with the boys.
A twelve year old son of Georg
Lamb, of Hyde Park, suffered terrible
injuries about the head and one lei
Wednesday in an accident wherein
horse with rope attached draggeu
him a block. The boy was mixed u
in the rope, and his injuries are S
serious that they may prove fatal,
Joseph Jensen, the Brigham cit
banker and sheep man, believes ther
is money in beet raising. He has COZ
tracted to plant 200 acres for thre
years and has engaged Japs TO do tf
work. The beets will be planted 0
the gentleman's ranch west of Mel
don. Mr.. Jensen recently shippe
5000 sheep from Soda Springs to IL
eastern market.
Newell Kimball and wife returue
from the Portland fair on Thursda
Mr.. Kimball had severe attack
nose bleeding. at American Fal
when going west, and physician wi
wired at Minidoka, who accompanit
the patient for twenty-five mile
The bleeding was caused by ruptu
of a blood vessel in the head. Aft
treatment Mr.. Kimball was relieve
With this exception the couple had
most enjoyable time. Mr., Kimbi
states that the singing by the Ogd,
choir was the greatest drawing ca
of the fair. Roy Kimball, their so
who is at Portland is suffering som
what from tonsilitis.
A meeting was held yesterday aftC
noon at two p, m. in Salt Lake cit
by the committee who was appoint
to select a site for an eXpprimpnt far