The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-30

MIS- EIItH NlDltN mas DOURnt tne
Worley property at the corner of
Center and Third West streets. The
price involved is 81, 80, the lot being
dx9 rods. Mr.. WOrley will remove his
house from the lot and a nice struc-
ture will go up there ere long.
| p. A. Nielsen has fine exhibit Of
silver, lead and copper ores in the
front window of the Ranch " His
claims are located ~ miles east of
| Logan. in Blacksmith Fork conyon
near the Bear Lake divided. A car
load of ore shipped TO Salt Lake yielded
| Sl02 ton. The ore body is six feet
wide. A number Of Ogdenites are in
terested in the district.--Ogden Stand
ard.
The marriage last Saturday Of Lois
f. Baker Of Joseph. to John Hastings,
of Kimberly. makes twice that the
woman has been married and once
divorced within year Last Octo-
Der she began her matrimonial ven
lures by marrying J, T.. FOrdham, of
Salina. Their honeymoon was short
lived. In few weeks he tired of his
bride and deserted her. In June of
this year she secured divorce from
FOrdham. Now she Will give married
life another trial.
Frost has come in sufficient guam
tity that the coloring on the noun
tans is gorgeous in the extreme.
Bright and dark red, yellow and pur-
pie masses cover the mountains from
base to summit and the variegation is
of such charm that the lovers Of fall
beauty do not tire Of looking. Al
ready the leaf hunters are making
trips to the mountain side in search
Of the autumn beauties and return
with vehicles and arms laden. II is
doubtful if many cities have within
a stones throw such wondrous au-
tumn gorgeousness.
Charles Dilworth Anderson, in the
east during the last year taking a
, course in engraving, will return to
{ Smithfeld next week to spend few
weeks with DR.. and Mrs H. J. Smith.
The young man has proved exception
ally capable, graduating from one
, school and taking up an advanced
course in another. Letters from in
, structors are very ilattering and sam
pies of work sent here look like the
real thing. Young Anderson was at
one time an emplOye of this office,
, bright, and genius in the use OF tools
, so that we rejoice with his other
, friends in the splendid way in which
he is doing things.
On Thursday, Nettie M, Merrill fiji.
ed suit against Virgil L. Merrill for
divorce. The couple were married in
Logan on the 10Th day of April, 1904,
and reside at Smithfeld. Accord
ing to the complaint Mr.. Merrill abus.
his wife practically from the begin
ming. Just how far Mrs Merrill Is
| to blame is matter for the court
to determine, but the complaint is
made that on December 10, 1904, as
the plaintiff was at work and was
singing, the defendant struck her in
the face and told her to "stop that
: batting. If it had been stated
whether Mrs. Merrill can sing in a
) pleasing voice IL might be better
understood whether Mr. Merrill had
y any provocation. 1t appears that
Mr.. Merrill not only struck his wife
, but caused her various and divers in
= juries, refused to pay her debts fol
/ sickness, moved her and her belong
( ings into one part Of the house anC
has since May lived with his daughter
; by another wife,in the. other portion o.
! the house. Now Mrs. Merrill asks FOL
/; divorce and a certain portion o
/, about IS, 900 worth of property owned