The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
California Cane Sugar for sale
at h. G. HaybaII's.

NoHhViutu SuhS SuSot fVi SdiC
at h. G. HaybaIIs.
III NJ Slusser, OF the High Creek
Electric Light and Power company of
Smithteld, was in the city Thursday.
Miss Callie Burnham recently came
from Maucas, New Mexico, to spend
the winter with her grandma, Mrs.
Sally Hyde at Hyde Park.
Jos eph Myers, of the Logan Fifth
ward, returned Friday morning from
two years mission in Germany and
Switzerland.
William II. Vaughan Jr., Ariel
Carbon, n. p. Nielsen and William
White were some OF the south-bound
passengers yesterday morning.
w. o. Ramshaw, manager of the r.
NJ. b. Telephone Co, came from Frank
lin yesterday where a central Office
has been opened with AZ subscribers.
Mr.. " Y. Y. Reagan, of the big
Four" painters, Salt Lake, the best in
the Inter.mountain region, has been
In Logan the past few days doing some
of the finer work for various establish.
ments. At the Independent headquar-
tiers and the Thatcher Music Co. IS he
has done some very pretty window
lettering.
Mrs. Holker Olson was brought from
Idaho Falls yesterday morning and
taken in an ambulance to the home of
Clarence Hansen, in this city. No
statement was made as TO the nature
of her illness, but she is very i'll, and
was brought here for medical treat
ment.
Money Raising Sale Now on at
II. G. HaybaIrs Store. See hand
bills.
The first elders quorum of the
Cache Stake, comprising the elders Of
the Sixth ward of Logan, will COM
mence holding weekly meetings at the
ward meeting house on Tuesday even
ing October oath at 1880 p. m. All
elders in said ward, are requested to
attend. N. w. Haws. President.
Joseph w. Leavitt was over from
Lewiston Thursday. He says the
sugar factory people are rushing
things full force and expect to have
the factory In operation between the
lst and 10th of November. The farm
ers are hauling beeUs to the big Sheds
Mr.. Leavitt says the beets in Lewis
ton are moderately good.
James Shepard, of Richmond pass
ed through Logan on Monday on the
way to st Anthony, Idaho. In speak.
ing Of the installation of the High
Creek Electric Light plant he said
that the poles were expected to arrive
this week, and that the plant would
be in operation by January lst.
For Sale-Two parlor coal stoves
and Coles hot blast; a cutter:
buggy and harness and two saddles
For sale very cheap for cash, if taken
at once. l63 East First North.
Stover's.
Aaron Richardson, of Smithfeld,
sent to the reform school at Ogden a
couple Of years ago as an incorrigible,
was brought TO Logan Wednesday
night and turned over to the district
court, he being now past twenty years
OF age. f. W. Harold, assistant
superintendent of the school, had him
in charge. In speaking Of the in
stltution, Mr.. Harold stated that the
matron is responsible for the informa-
tion that the youngest Of the three
Abel girls, about fifteen years of age,
will soon give birth to child The
A bel girls were sent to the school from
Logan just a few months ago.
1t has never come to us until now
that Miss Allie Martineau, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, l.. II. Martineau Of
Salt Lake city, formerly of this city,
was married on the llth. No doubt
the young lady's intimate friends here
are aware Of the marriage but for the
benefit Of those Others as tardy as THE
REPUBLICAN in getting onto" the
fact we make mention OF the event at
this time. The fortunate young man
in this instance Is Mr.. Kenneth Girls
mon of Salt Lake city, and that he Is
very fortunate indeed will be testified
TO by the entire portion of Logan and
Cache county who knew his wife.
Miss Martineau, when resident Of
this section short time ago, enjoyed
the respect and esteem of large cir
Gle of friends. She was one OF those
cbarmingly gracious girls who drew
people to her, and was in various CHI.
Giles a fayorite. All these will wish
her every happiness that can come
with perfect married life.