The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Newbold spent
the Fourth in Ogden.
Robert Grifith, of Smith6eld, was
| In Logan on Thursday.
Judge Vaughan and Stenographer
Keller went to Brigham Tuesday.
Mr.. Flack, of the Cache Valley
Bank, went to Dewey on Wednesday.
DR.. Calderwood came to Logan last
night, and will remain here until
August lst
John Stewart, the chemist, went to
Dewey yesterday to analyze the lime
stone used in the Garland sugar fact
DRY.
Miss Gwen Thomas spent the
Fourth with her grandparents at
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Burnham.
n. A. Hansen, Of Preston, who left
for mission to Sweden in April, 1903.
returned home yesterday. He brought
four of his converts with him.
Miss Marion Groesbeck returned
from Salt Lake last Saturday having
completed course in nursing at the
KeOgh. Wright private hospital
Hyrum Hatch, of Franklin, has re.
Gently bought out the Carlson Bros
sheep herds, numbering S,1s2 head
The consideration reached upwards Of
$40. 600.
The proof of the pudding lies in the
fact that more than ninety per cent Of
the people Of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming
and Montana are within easy access OF
a Rocky Mountain Bell telephone. I
Sheriff Thomas Smith returned
from Blackfoot on Wednesday morn
ing with w. J. James, who was arrest.
ed for heinous crime committed in
Paradise.
Ras Rasmussen, Of Wellsville, was
in Logan on Wednesday procuring
arsenic to spray his sugar beets,
which are being destroyed by large
green worms.
The 10th quorum OF seventy will
meet in the Seventh ward Sunday
evening at AIS. A full attendance
is desired. Presidency of the quorum,
by Antohn Pehrson. secretary.
b. f. Ritter went to Salt Lake on
Wednesday TO purchase brick for his
fine residence, which will be built on
North First East adjoining the Mary
Benson property on the south.
Mrs. Il. II. Cutler, wife of DIR. Cut
Ter, went to Brigham on Wednesday
to attend the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs Davis, who died in Bear Lake and
was taken to Brigham for burial.
James William Mcbride, of Oakley,
Idaho, was in Logan Thursday on the
way for mission to the North West.
ern states. His mother, Mrs. II. X
Mcbride, will accompany her son to
Salt Lake.
All over Cache valley are prosperous
towns and villages. Every one OF
these towns and villages is connected
with every other town by the wires OF
! the Rocky Mountain Bell. If you
want TO talk to them from Logan OF
from them to Logan you must use the
Bell instruments.
Clerk Larsen reports that during
the month of June no less than IS
marriage licenses were issued TO love
lOrn SWANS anxious to discover LhC
mysteries of married existence. Thi:
is probably the largest number o
licenses issued in any single month
since Zion was populated. or these 81
couples, 46 Of them were married ir
the Logan Temple.
Miss Furry, matron at the New
Jersey Academy the past year, lef
Wednesday morning for Salt LAKE
city. She will visit there for a tim,
and at the beginning of the cominI
school year will take up duties at thu
Presbyterian school in Springville
Miss Furry has many friends who re
greet her departure. Miss Katherine
Smith, preceptress at the New Jerse.
for several years will, return there tn
coming year.
The best thing about the telephone
business for the subscriber is the fac
that he can very easily tell whether o
not he is getting the value of his mon
ey There is no possibility Of decep
tion. Ifyou cannot reach your friend
over your telephone, If you cannot
talk to your business acquaintance
then IL is not worth having. tn
cheapest telephone is the telephon
that reaches the most people. That
the Rocky Mountain Bell.
Parties desiring a pleasant outin
can have one in Blacksmith fork b
camping near A. NJ. Israelson's ranc
orc L. Anderson's creamery, WheI