The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-23

For Rent Two furnished room:
down stairs: apply F. c. Goodwin, 33l
S. 5th W.
LosT-R s;&reen Logan City and the
canyon Thursday purse containing a
goodly sum of money. Return TO TINS
office and be rewarded.
| Christian Carl went to Preston
yesterday, having in view the promot-
ing OF electric light plants In the
northern part Of the valley.
p. A. Nielsen went to Ogden yester'
day in the Interest Of the Lucky star
| Minimizing Company. This company
has recently shipped 700 pounds OF ore
to one of the smelters in the south
On Thursday and Friday the first
I trains of beets were delivered at the
Logan sugar factory. One train was
from whitney, the other from HYDE
Park. Preston shipped a car load OF
hogs and one of horses Friday.
Roy Eccles and his wife came from
the Lewiston factory yesterday morn
ing, Mrs. Eccles stopping of IN Logan
He says that the factory will be ready
for business sometime In November.
Policeman Peter Christensen, at the
Bulge & Bulge hospital suffering
from appendicitis, is In very critical
condition, but at 6 O'Clock Yesterday
evening was resting easier. No great
hopes are entertained for his recovery,
fact the public generally will regret
to learn.
Uncle Sam wants some rural route
mail carriers and is now advertising
for bids for the delivery of mail over
the routes fran Logan to Hyrum and |
Logan to King. The successful bidder |
will have a four year Job from June |
30, 1906. All particulars may be OBJ
tanned from Postmaster Odell, or
circulars posted in the Logan post
office.
A most elegant reception was given
1t the residence of President Morrell
IN Wednesday evening. The event was
n honor Of Mr. Ray West and Mamie
Morrell, who were married that day
n the Logan temple. The A. q. stu
Tents were In evidence and made
,hings lively for the married couple.
On Thursday morning the young
ouple left for the East where Mr..
Vest will attend Cornell. Friends
nj relatives were at the station 70
lid the couple farewell.
Mr.. Fred Turner, business manager
( THE REPUBLICAN,, leaves town to.
morrow for two weeks trip to Can
da to visit his sons and look after
is banana plantation. During the
eldom gone beyond l04 degrees below
ero, and during the frequent hail
forms the size of the icy missiles has
cen reduced recently from that of
ems eggs to marbles. Bananas, Or
nges and tropical fruits as well as
heat and gophers thrive well there
nder the present improved condi-
ions
Rev. ii. p. Lane, Of Los Angeles,
i'll deliver two sermons at the Pres
yterian church, Sunday morning and
vening. the morning service being
ED at III O'Clock. the evening at 7:}O.
ev. Lane is said to be very
BILE speaker and this with special
lusic will undoubtedly make the ser
ices exceptionally pleasant Rev.
ane was classmate of Rev. Ciemen-
IN at the Mccormick seminary at
hicago, and naturally enough the
isit means much to the two. The
ublic has cordial invitation to the
,ryices.
Professor Cathcart, the new head
the New Jersey Academy, will ar
We in Logan tonight and assume his
uties on Monday. He comes origin
lily from Monmouth. H., a graduate
the big school at that place. For
NO years he taught in the West
mister college at Salt Lake city and
len one year in the High School at
edar city. Later he took up mining,
nd is said to be interested in some
bod properties. Mr.. Cathcart is
Graded as man of splendid ability,
lccessful in his school work, with a
,putation and character irreproach.
BILE. The friends OF the New Jersey
i'll no doubt welcome him as a
)lendid accession.