The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-02
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Physician and Surgeon.

Fine eating and cooking apples for
sale. 100 North 9TH East
For several months Jacob West has
been troubled with a very sore toe.
On Monday he had it removed by the
surgical route
While taking ride on a load of hay
last Saturday an eleven-year-od son
OF Mrs. May MolIat took a tumble to
the ground, breaking his collar bone.
Attorney and Mrs. A. b. Irvine
came up from Salt Lake Saturday.
Mr.. Irvine has returned, but Mrs IT.
vine is visiting with Mrs Jesse Earl
for few days.
Many fine Improvements are being
made at Hyde Park this season by
way of residences. Stephen Thurston
has one of the finest in the burg, hav.
ing ten rooms and equipped with hot
and cold water and wired for electric
lights.
The Pacific Islanders have a great
time at Lagoon next Wednesday. \
So % rate from Logan has been Secur-
! ed. See advertisement Of rates, time,
etc. in another column. The Island
ers usually have the biggest time Of
them all.
Miss Katherine Smith, preceptress
at the New Jersey Academy, is ex-
pected TO reach Logan today or to-
morrow. Miss Smith has been on
years vacation, which she spent in
Pennsylvania, Florida, California and
on the western coast.
On Monday next Prof and Mrs J. A.
} Bexell, and Misses Grace Fisher and
Amanda Holmgren will leave for the
| Portland exposition. Miss Fisher will
spend the remainder of her vacation
with DR.. and Mrs. J f. Engle in San
Francisco.
No trace Of the Welsville safe
! crackers has been found The posses
that left Wellsville during the late
afternoon OF the day following the
burglary were unable to get track of
their men and returned. 1t is not ex-
pccted now that any of them will be
, picked up.
S JenS Nielsen, of Richmond is the
! owner of two mining claims located on
. Cherry creek, northwest Of Richmond.
+ This gentleman has displayed great
e persistency in developing the claims,
driving a tunnel over 100 feet, and
while comparatively poor man has
7 paid for this work himself. He has
assays that have gone $3.50 per ton
o in gold and silver. The gentleman
b. was in Logan yesterday and expressed
, himself as being determined to push
i. the work with vigor until good
mine is developed on his property.
+ Cashier Fleming, laid up at home
}. with bad fracture Of leg, has tele,
phone at his bedside, an electri fan
to keep him cool, and wire fly-hght.
er with which lie amuses himself
Bishop Champ makes frequent visits
a to administer and at present he is get.
ting along very nicely, although it
:, will be three weeks before he can get
= around Mrs Fleming's broken wrist
: is healing satisfactorily, but both are
energetic and this enforced quiJude
= Is somewhat nerve-racking,
w. S. LamreauX is confident that
money to develop the Utah Marble
: Co. S property in Logan canyon will be
n forthcoming shortly. Some of the
local business men having investigat
ed the proposition have signitird then
: willingness to invest from $4,000 tC
v s25, 600 in the property under certain
I conditions, and then tbs said that out
t side capitalists are willing TO demon
e strate the value of the property
r Those who have stopped long enough
J. to investigate the matter are readily
J. convinced that every indication is eX
Il ceedingly favorable and that the pos
:. sibility there is great, Iflocal capital
& lists can and will handle the PROPOSE
e ton it means that Logan gets all the
y benefit and that some other city doe!
: not reap the rich reward In case the
e property turns out as hoped for. Thai
e real interest Is being stirred in thi:
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