The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-18

Miss Amanda Johnson, an employe
at the White Swan Laundry, returned
home Tuesday from a three weeks
vacation, which she spent in Star
Valley visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. Fred Crane presented her liege
lord with fine daughter Monday
morning. Fred needs a lady clerk
anyway and this one comes in Just
right.
California Cane Sugar for sale
at h. G. haybalI's.
Wanted-A firsv class girl for house
work and cooking, to 20 into an ex-
cellent home in Salt Lake city. Fare
paid and good wages. None but the
| Goodwin, West Main street, Logan.
Mrs. w. II. Parker, wife of the
station agent at Garland and daugh-
ter Of Conductor George Baugh, was
operated on for appendicitis at the C.
V. l.. ID. S. Hospital Saturday. She
is rallying nicely and on the road to
recovery.
Thomas Obray, of Paradise, while
hauling sand last Friday, was buried
to the neck by cave-in and but for
the assistance of number of men who
hastily extricated him the accident
might have resulted badly for Mr..
| Obray. AS it was he was only bruised.
The case of Hendrickson VS.. Han
sen, Smart, ct al. has been set upon
the calendar to come up Nov. 22nd,
23rd and 24th at which time Mr.. Old
ham is expected from England, he be-
ing the person from whom Mr. Hend-
rickson purchased bank stock. The
case will be tried by jury.
N. p. Johnson, of the Logan Second
Hand Store, has recently returned
from Salt Lake where ne has pur-
chased a car load of second hand
furniture practically as good as new.
Now is the time to secure bargains in
good second hand furniture. Remem-
Der the place-Newbold's old stand.
David Allen, one of Hyrum's good
citizens, while at work on the new
railroad spur was stricken with very
severe pains at the base of the spine
and through the pelvic regions Friday
afternoon, and had to be taken home.
Medical attention and opiates gave
little relief and Mr. Allen is still i'm a
very bad condition. 1t is not definite
ly determined what the difficulty is,
but it is believed to be a very severe
attack of rheumatism.
Joseph Benson returned mission
airy from Germany, occupied most Of
the time at the tabernacle services
Sunday afternoon. He made report
of his mission and gave some of his ex-
perience, which was listened to with
marked attention. Mr.. Ensign, of
Brigham, father-in-law Of President
Isaac Smith, gave an account of his
early laborS in the church. He came
to Utah in At, being one of the first
pioneers, The gentleman's remarks
were of much interest. portraying to
the young the trials and hardships
incident to pioneers life.
b. Il. Piper, at Richmond the past
few months decorating the new taber.
nacle and other buildings of the town,
is determined to enliven the burg. In
company with Tom Cutler, the TRACE.
dian and all round real thing when il
comes to theatrcals in Cache valley
he will put before the public at an
early date the splendid drama David
Garrick." Brig" says that Mr.. Cut.
Ter is arranging to get together some
OF the very best of the surfeit of ex.
cellent talent there is in the north
and it is proposed TO put on pro-
duction fully the equal, if not the
superior, of anything presented by
such professional aggregations as make
the smaller towns. AS we understand
IL, several of the northern towns will
be visited, and the proceeds, the ag
gregate sum OF which Ut Is hoped)wilI
be not less than $4,000 600, Is to bt
added to the Richmond tabernacle
fund. Mr. Cutters capacity in theati
cal lines Is too well known to need com
ment, and II the gentlemen named dC