The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-17

FRIDAY.
The wife Of George Leishman gave
birth to a tine girl Saturday morning
at O'Clock.
VIM. Kent, OF the Third ward,
while driving well injured his right
hand very severely. One finger was
nearly crushed of.
Joseph Pond, OF Gentle Valley, re-
Gently made shipment Of cattle east.
Four year old steers netted $500;
large fat cows, Sjl.00.
The Faust Creamery and Supply
company at Smithfeld are doing a
rushing business. They ship on an
average one, ton OF butter, cheese and
cream each day.
Miss Vienna McAllister, who was
operated on for appendicitis few
ago. is now able to ride about the city.
Her many friends are pleased to know
that she is getting along so nicely.
w. II. Griffin, of Newton, Elias
Davis. OF Mendon, Thomas Keer, of
Wellsville, Albert Moseley, Of Mill
vile, and w. ii. Price, of Smithfeld,
visited Logan yesterday.
Mrs. Jos. Jensen, of Weston, Idaho,
was brought to the, Cache Valley L.
IN nj oil n %
appendicitis and was operated on
Tuesday. She Is getting along nicely.
DR.. Adamson, of Richmond, brought
Ira Bergesen down from Treasureton,
Idaho, to the Q. V. l.. ID. S. hospital
suffering from strangulated hernia.
He was operated on about 10 O'Clock
Sunday evening and there are bright
hopes of his recovery.
DR.. II. j. Talbot, of Salt Lake city,
one of the big guns of the Methodist
church, came to Logan Saturday and
delighted the local congregation with
two excellent sermons. Rev. Talbot
is recognized as man OF great breadth
of mind and intellectual capacity.
The good people of Wellsvillc gave
VIM. Murray and Franklin Gunnel a
farewell blowout" that was most
enjoyable, and then presented each of
them with 300. Both gentlemen go
to Great Britain on mission. Wells
vile has the reputation of treating
her missionaries royalty.
The latest news from Miss Hannah
Jensen, now in st. Marks hospital at
Salt Lake, is that she continues to inn
prove. At this time il is said that
her recovery from the recent opera
tion is probable. Her sisters, Misses
Mary and Margaret Jensen, are per-
mitted to be with her, and her friends
generally are hopeful
A petition will be presented TO the
city council tonight asking that the
sidewalks on the east side of Main be-
tween Center and First South streets
and First South between Main and
First West streets be included in the
restricted bicycle district Rev. Nor
fleet did the rustling in this matter
and secured the signatures of every
property holder along the routes
named.
There was inadvertently left out of
Saturdays issue an account of a card
party given by Mr.. e. f. Dunbar last
Thursday evening. A number of Lo-
gan society folks were at the Dun
bar rooms in the First National Bank
building. DR.. and Mrs. Dunbar are
most hospitable people, with that
faculty OF enabling their guests to en-
JOY themselves TO the limit.
John Montrose left this morning
for his marble mountain in Logan can.
yOn. He went prepared to tear up
half of the country,in that vicinity if
necessary, that disputed points may
be settled. He proposes to go into
his rock to as great depth as possible
with drill and powder and get from a
point beyond weather penetration
blocks OF marble of sufficient size to
demonstrate whether it is free from
the check or invisible seams that
makes marble unmarketable Mr..
Montrose has perfect confidence him.
self, but wants this indisputable evil
dence. None will hope but that his
fondest dreams may be realized.
Today is the "Norsk" Independence
day, the same as our Fourth Of July,
and tonight the "Norsk" people, with
all others who will join them, will
celebrate the occasion in fitting style
tonight at the Thatcher pavilion. A
splendid program has been prepared.
in which foreign and local talent will
take part. Senator Smoot is down for
an address, Willard Weihe, Salt