The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-18

from Salt Lake city Wednesday night
1t is stated that President Joseph
Morrell expects to spend the coming
winter in California.
lleber Taylor of Mapleton, east of
Franklin, recently sold his ranch for
$4,000. He will make Preston his
future home.
The mother of Hon David Eccles
is reported a being quite i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Baird, at
the Logan sugar factory
Willard Hansen, of the New York
Life insurance Company, is in Salt
Lake city He states that the in.
vcstigation in the east has impaired
the business but little.
| \ number Of workmen are engaged
in laying watermains along the south
side OF the tabernacle square. This is
designed for the convenience of water
users on both sides of the street.
The Logan people who attended the
funeral of Miss Jeanne Campbell
other than her relatives, were Presi-
dent Joseph MDrrell and wife, A. G..
Barber, Mrs. Kate Irvine and Fred
Turner
| Colonel Willard Young, the eminent
engineer of Salt Lake, recently made
an inspection of the work done on the
! Oneida Irrigation Company's ditch
and he speaks quite favorably He
also states that in his judgment Pres
ton is bound to be good city before
many years.
| The REPUBLICAN goes into more
homes in Cache county than any
other paper in the state. A
want, for sale, TO rent, or other ad
will reach the greatest number of peo-
pie through the columns OF The RE-
PUBLICAN. The cost is not great and
the ad usually brings you what you
want, Try it.
James Henderson, an Oneida mer-
chant, came up from Salt Lake city
on "Wednesday night and stopped Off
in Logan. Mr.. Henderson is troubled
somewhat with lumbago. lie is con-
templating building a house on his
property in the Fifth ward of this
city for the benefit of his children
who attend Logan colleges.
I The Nephi High school got a blow
ing up" in the Deseret Farmer Of last
week. The article praises Roy Homer,
instructor in Natural Science, and
Miss Ella Vaughan, who is in charge
OF Domestic Science at the Nephi
school, Both these young people have
many friends here who are glad TO
know of the favor with which they
are meeting in foreign lands.
The Fencing Club" recently or
gained has had quite an accession in
the way of membership, 1t is said, and
many OF the young men are becoming
enthusiasts. The club has quarters
at the Brigham Young College, and
individual members under the instruc.
tion Of Prof. A. b. Wright are show
ing remarkable skill. Many pleasant
evenings during the winter are antici.
pated as result OF the Fencing Club
From all accounts the Sorosis bal
at the Thatcher pavilion next Mon
day evening promises to be a very
swell affair. There are many whisper
ings as to what will be done, and it /.
certain that in Sorosis affairs of The
past nothing was done by halves. Sew
eraI A. G. of L, balls have been giver
] at the Pavilion this year, and thest
have been very pleasant, but tn,
Sorosis is designed to lay them all ii
4 the shade.
i THE REPUBLICAN is the ollica
/ paper Of Cache County and Logan
\ city. Ninetenths Of the estra.
! notices, all the county and city lega
i work appears in this paper. Stock
men should be particularly interested
in this and all others, for all are more
or less concerned with the legal an
\ nouncements. If you want this will
/ the greatest amount possible of a loca
i news, character, read THE REPUBLl
Il CAN. Only 81 80 year,
/ The fire department was called Il
i the Second ward Wednesday after
1 noon, but there was no blaze for tn
/ boys to work on, They dashed frs
4 to the building at the corner of Firs
Il South and Third West, thence east I
u the Wilkinson building occupied b
u A. A. Law, where some smoke was /
III evidence, 1t developed that smoR
1 was all there was to IT, The lady