The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-14

rant.
Alma Myer, OF wersville came to
town yesterday afternoon.
Young John Ballif, i'll with typhoid
at the Smith home, is reported as get.
ting along very nicely
Thomas Duce, one of the presidency
OF the Cardston stake, stopped off at
Logan yesterday on his return home.
Mrs. Jesse Earl, very i'll since the
birth OF little son three weeks ago,
is now able to be up and is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Wand, wife Of Thomas Wand
OF the Logan First ward, died yester.
day at 1870 pm, the result of dropsy
and heart trouble.
Peter NJ. Vaughan and John Bailey.
OF Wellsville, and Elizabeth Jones OF
Providence, were visitors to the coun.
ty seat yesterday.
Mr.. George Hayball, son of Hyrum
has a serious attack of bright's disease.
His numerous friends will regret To
learn of his condition.
William Ainscough, Jr. has come
from Alberta to take a missionary
course at the b. Y. College and will
leave for mission in about six
months.
The Utah Independent Telephone
20. exchange will open on the 18th at
Sp. m. The public Is cordially in
vlted TO come and inspect our plant.
f. ID. Hogan, Local Manager. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Squires are re.
joicing over the arrival of l0t pound
girl Thursday afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock.
This is the second child, the other a
l2-pound boy, coming couple of
years ago All conditions are favor.
able
A few days ago the commissioners
OF this county met the Weber county
commissioners on the divide between
Cache and Weber counties, south of
Avon, and explored the route for a
road across the divide so as to connect
the two counties. 1t was decided to
commence work early next spring.
While in Pocatello on his return
from Canada, Mr.. Fred Turner came
across A. II, Lindquist, q brother of
Geo. w. Lindquist OF this city, and
known TO many Loganites. Mr.. Lind
quist is the leading undertaken Of
Pocatello and is getting along nicely,
a fact his friends will be glad to learn.
The Logan Seventh ward Y. NJ. NJ.
|. A. spread things on in great shape
Thursday evening It's said, the affair
being very elaborate in the way OF
eating, especially. Everything that
the good housewives of the ward
could provide was there in profusion.
The program was excellent, and the
dance one OF great pleasure.
James Kicks met with very pain
full accident last Tuesday, at the back
of the drug store. He was aiding in
the moving of large table when he
lost his footing and fell, breaking his
ley. The broken limb was set and Mr..
Kicks is now recovering as well as
could be expected.--Rexburg item in
Sugar City Times.
W. &. Danielsen returned from
Preston, Thursday morning, where
he is figuring on pipe line for the
Oneida Irrigating company. One
contract for piping has been awarded
TO California company for about
S3l 900, being but seven dollars lower
than Mr.. Danielsen's bid. A second
contract Is to be let and our towns
man will put in another bid. 1t is
claimed that this canal when COM
pleted will be one of the best in the
state OF Idaho. The district that
is covered by this canal has been
bonded for S35O,0OO and the promoters
are determined to push the work 10 a
speedy completion.
Hans Simonsen, of the Logan Second
ward, operated on Tuesday for abscess
of the brain, from which he died that
evening, was one Of the pioneers Of
Newton, having come to that town in
the early 70s. He was born in Hella-
hitle, Denmark, on November 30th,
lS43, ENGRAVING to Utah in 1870. He
first located at Brigham city and then
moved TO Newton, where he lived I'M
til about six years ago, when he came
to Logan. Mr.. Simonsen was the
father Of nine children, five of whom,
with his wife, and three grandchildren
survive him. He was good citizen.
The funeral will be held in the
Second ward meeting house todav at