The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-30

Mrs. George Fister and daughter
Oretta left Thursday morning for the
East. They will visit with Mr.. Fis-
ter's relatives at Freeport, Illinois.
Prof. Wolfe, Of the b. Y. c., will
lecture before tile Mutual Improve
ment Association Of the Third ward
Sunday evening at 1880. There viii!
be special music.
A fifteen year old soI Of Ralph
Smith, OF Greenyillc, fell from scpal-
ator Thursday evening as II was NOV
ing and one wheel ran over his leg.
In the mixup his left arm was broken
but the leg suffered no serious injury.
Policeman Peter Christensen con-
tinues to improve, being well on the
way To recovery. 1t is said that Pete
"can eat a dog now his appetite is SO
vOracious and his friends take this as
an Indication that he will soon be
about ms old haunts
Mrs. Ed Gardner, Of the Sixth ward,
fell while hanging pictures Thurs
day afternoon and a'ighted across
chair. Her right side was terribly
bruised and torn and being in a dele
cate condition IL is feared that the
fall will result most seriously for her.
The Salt Lake Opera Co. brought
people and business TO town. The
Harris Music Co sold three pianos on
that day.
This rain is about the coolest and
most miserable that has struck these
parts since the middle of last March.
However, the duck hunters are iub-
liant for 1t takes Just such weather to
make the feathered bipeds fly low.
The whole push" will be out on Sun
day and ducks will be cheaper than
chickens the following week
At the home Of " r. and Mrs. ii. A.
Petersen Thursday evening there was
most pleasant gathering of natives
OF Christiania, together with mission
aries who have labored there. The
evening was spent in social inter
course, singing Of native songs and in
the enjoyment of ''scrumptious'
supper prepared by Mrs. Petersen.
The affair was one of those exception
ally delightful ones that brings regrets
at its ending
ID. II. Roberts went south Friday
morning to assist in arranging for the
Good Roads Convention in Salt Lake
city next Wednesday. Mr., Roberts
has ever exhibited great interest in
good roads development, is the author
of magnificent good roads bill the
next legislature will probably take up
again, and is doing his utmost TO help
along the cause. He urges Cache
Valley farmers in Salt Lake on We'd
neSday TO attend the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Brock gave a
delightful card party at their resi-
dence on Thursday evening in honor
of Mrs. win Crone. of Gold Field,
Nevada. High-fve was the game
played and the prizes were won by
Mrs. win CrOnc and Mr.. G. f. Good
win. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with white astorS and sweet
peas. The invited guests were:
Messrs. and MeSdameS II. j. Dewitt,
John Bishop, Jos. Hendricks, Lee
Thatcher, Albert Jenkins, Harry
Stoney, Lue Linnartz, Sylvan Need
ham, H. +. Ammussen, G. f. Good
win, c. A. Cummings, Jesse Earl,
! Victor Crockett and Mrs. viii Crone.
Next Wednesday evening the Cache
Commercial Club directorate will
hear "A report of Messrs. Ncbeker,
Odcll and --- in regard to
their investigation as to men suitable
to assume the responsible duties and
arduous labOrs incident to the secre-
Kicks was elected secretary several
weeks ago he secured another gentle.
man temporarily, giving the promise
that he would take hold in per.
son shortly For reasons satisfactory
to himself he now prefers to keep his
present position as deputy treasurer
and the club directorate will elect his
successor Wednesday evening if a
suitable man can be secured. The
otlice is really an exceedingly import
ant one and it is the desire and ain
to secure the best man obtainable
considering the fact That the club is
not yet able to pay fancy salary, 1t
is to be hoped that an aggressive, ac
tive individual, with ideas and system
may be found ready to sacrifice his
time and energy for public good.
hOw'S ThiS7
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case pf patarrl that pannpt he