The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-27

MT. AlODLO SqulreS left sunday
for Chicago to take up his studies at
the Chicago School of Dental Surgery.
Mr.. Squires spent last year there and
has two more years work. During
this summer ne has been with the
Jacques barber shop.
Another young woman from Utah
made her appearance at chapel SER
vices today. Miss Ruth Moench, Of
Logan, a teacher Of the Agricultural
College, who is here for the winter to
study physical education at Columbia,
taking a special course. Miss Moench
will also study the poets under Mrs.
Sarah Cowell lie Moyne, II that lady
is in the city long enough during the
season to take pupils. At present
Miss Moench is located at $50 west
One Hundred and Twenty-third street
with Mrs. Robinson, a few streets
from the college. Item from New
York in Deseret News, Sunday.
Leonard Il. LitZ, Of Lewiston, has
fled a petition asking the court TO
declare him sane. 1t will be remem-
bered that some time last year Mr.
Litz was taken TO the hospital at
Provo, he having been adjudged in
sane. He was released from that in
stitution on March II as cured and
since that time has been living at his
Lewiston home, rational being of
sound mind. According To the legal
way Of doing things Mr.. Litz must
now appear before the court for ex-
animation and be legally declared
sane before he has all the rights and
privileges belonging to him. Mr..
LitZ is said TO be IN the very best con-
dition mentally, a fact that he, his
relatives and friends great appreciate.
Isaac Jorgensen was at Salt Lake
the latter part of last week. While
there he saw Charles Larsen, who was
recently released from the state peni-
Tertiary. He had quite talk with
him, and says that Larsen anticipates
going to work at an early date for the
city at. $50 month. Larsen served
eight years and two months, his time
being cut on account of good behavior,
and a disposition on the part OF the
Board of Pardons to let him earn
something and get settled before the
severe winter sets in. He would have
been released about January. Even
those were most anxious for his con-
finement will wish him nothing but
good now that he has served his time,
and without doubt will give him a
chance.
Quite an interesting little story Is
told OF Logan lady, an old and new
pocket book and $40 bill. The said
ladys old pocket book had become so
worn that she purchased new one at
the L. ID. G. Co. S then calmly walked
out and threw the old one into the
gutter. She went home, missed the
tenner, aroused the family, got the
telephone to working and in few
minutes had the force of clerks at the
l.. d. c. Co. IS looking for the money
she was certain she must have drop
ped on the floor. Finally someone
decided to locate the old pocket-book
in the ditch and a search OF that for a
block was made without avail. AS
the searcher returned and started in
to the store he noticed the old book
on one Of the tables just outside the
door. 1t was soaking wet, some in
dividual having picked II up from the
ditch. The peculiar part of 1t was
that though the finder had sufficient
interest to pick up the book he did
not open it, for therein was the SIC
bill all right, and had he found that
he certainly would not have laid the
book on the table. The excited lady
was informed OF the find and the end
of town in which she is located was
quieted down In a short time. AL
this happened on Friday.