The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
All the lns and Outs Of Logan and Cache
Valley in Condensed Form.

Two inches of snow fell at Black.
foot Wednesday night
Samuel =, Hall, of Wellsvile, came
to Logan on Thursday.
Mr.. John Pitcher, of Smlthheld,
was in Logan Thursday.
The IIendrickson.Smart difficulty
will not come before the court until
Monday, December 9TH,
Joe Davidson, who had been at the
hospital for some time. the result of
typhoid, is able to be about again.
Commissioner Joseph Knowles and
Clerk Larsen have gone to Ogden,
Salt Lake and Provo, on county bust
ness.
a new restaurant, or eating-room
rather, has been opened up in the Ere
mont hotel building. Bert Rhodes is
the proprietor.
Miss Mile Hansen, who went to
San Francisco with Mrs. l.. J. Bro
Berg several weeks ago, has Just re-
turned home.
Doctor Cantril, of Hyrum, brought
his wife TO Logan Thursday morning,
where she took the train for Denver
to be gone a short time.
George Foster, of Whitney, return
ed from Blackfoot Thursday, where
lie attended court in the litigation be-
tween Lewiston and the Cub river
middle ditch water users.
Bert McCulloch, one of the very
necessary articles of furniture about
the Logan sugar factory, is the happy
recipient Of a little assistant, a boy
who came to his home the other day.
Mrs. McCulloch is interested in this
also and Is not less happy than her
husband.
Richard Cotton, formerly saloon
keeper for II. o. Hardness at Mccain
mon, was in Logan on Wednesday,
The gentleman has recently bought a
piece of ground 3Oxl50 feet on Main
street in Preston on which saloon
building will be erected at once.
The numerous relatives OF w. -.
Hendricks gathered at his residence
in Richmond on Thursday and ten.
dered him farewell reception upon
his departure for California to spend
the winter Mrs. HCrsChel Bullen Jr.
and George Hendricks went up from
Logan.
Charles West and George Brang
ham arrived in Lewiston Wednesday
with los steers for Lars Hansen, who
will feed them through the winter
These cattle came from the West
ranch at Bancroft, Idaho, and accord
ing to Mr.. Hansen are as fine bunch
Of animals as ever came into tho
country. Mr.. West came down t
Logan and spent short time with hi.
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob West.
| Posts have been set and rock PLACED
on the side of Canyon street west OF
I the old cardlng mill property, indicat
ing that the road at that point is tC
be about two rods wide If this Il
the case, IL will not be very far in tn,
future when Logan city will regre
this. While IL may be true that TIN
two mills own all of the frontage a
that point, 10 must not be forgotten
that the road there has been in lis,
upwards of lorty years, and there Ii
not a street in the city where NOR
teams travel than at this particula
point. Not less than four rods should
De secured and now is the time TO dc
it before the adjacent lots are improy
ed.
In the course OF the play "WheI
knighthoOd was in Flower as in thu
book, the action centers about Mar,
Tudor" Princess of England, the mad
cap sister Of rascible Henry TIN
Eighth. This role is portrayed b.
Roselle Knott in the most captivatin,
manner in the world. As princes
Mary" she dances in and out Of ever
scene, as changing as a summer sky
now naughty as only a royal princes
can be, now wilful and defiant, agai
sweet and tender as becomes her, bu
always winsome, womanly and lovablc
1t is difficult role that Miss Knot
essays but one TO which size prove
herself equal to in every particular
Never once does she fail to assert he
sway her sway over her auditor
through all the devious paths whCr
Marys capriciCls nature leads hel
, Her gayety is natural, her anger rea
her love making true, and her quic
transitions from rage to tenderness,
, from one emotion to another ar
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