The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-08

the city.
Andreas Peterson went to Ogden
yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel stevens returned home
to Ogden yesterday
Nels Broby, of wellsviIle, was in the
city last evening.
Jacob Jorgenson, of King, was in
Logan yesterday.
Mrs. Ola Olsen, of Millville, contin-
ues seriously III.
President Morrell was well enough
to be ND town Tuesday.
Attorney Arthur Hart, of Preston,
was in Logan Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dowdle, Of Col
lege, were in Logan Tuesday.
Professor woolf, of the b, Y Col
lege, went south yesterday,
Robert Griifith, of Smithfield hotel
fame, was in the city yesterday,
Work has again been resumed on
tbs Rich-Cache mining property.
John A. McAllister and wife came
up from Salt Lake Monday night.
J. z. Smith Jr., is expected home
from his European mission by the
18th inst.
Mrs. o. G. Ormsby has been visiting
in Logan the past week, returning
home TO Salt Lake yesterday.
WANTED-A competent woman or
girl for housework. Good wages.
Mrs. Frank X. Nebeker,
Riley Kent, OF the Second ward,
sold seven-eights Jersey COW last
Monday for $50. The COW was shipped
to Pocatello by John II. Foley.
Neils Hansen, of Paradise, has
bought the residence property of
Samuel Oldham Jr. Of that place.
Price, $3.50
Hyrum Crockett, assistant cashier
OF the First National Bank, has a fine
residence about completed In the
Seventh ward.
LosT-A dark red COW branded
diamond with in center on left ribs.
Inform Jos. L. Wilson. Logan.
John Nebeker was the first man TO
deposit his vote in The Fourth ward,
after which he took the train for Salt
Lake. -
The farmers in Blue creek are plant
ing heavily in fall wheat this season.
Each,one is planting from one hun
dred acres up.
Paul Carbon, of Benson, and W. H..
Griffin of Newton were in Logan yes
terday. Paul was hustling votes for
Joseph +. Carbon.
Jeanne, daughter of Il. S. Campbell,
OF Salt Lake, is critically i'll with
dropsy. 1t is stated that medical aid
can do but little for her.
Mrs. Wilkin, sister of Mrs. II. f.
McGraw of this city, returned to hei
home in Provo yesterday, after a
weeks visit with her friends.
Brush burning south OF and adjacent
TO the Danielsen Mfg. Co.'S place o.
business Monday noon resulted in th'
fire department being called for
There was no difficulty in subduinl
the flames. The manufacturing
plant was in some danger.
| The people of Richmond are beinI
led to expect much from the pla
David Garrick" to be presented b.
home talent soon. Messrs. Tom Cut
Ter and B. II. Piper are pushing thi
show 10 success and are authority 70
the statement that Richmond ha
extraordinary amateur talent. Tn
date set was for next Monday, but Il
all probability the play will not b
presented until a few days later.
VIM. F. Rigby, who is engaged i
boring wells in the Blue Creek cour
, try, was in Logan Saturday. Jus
TWO weeks ago he got mixed up in th
the big fly wheel Of his engine wit
! the result that he will wear som
terrific scars through life. He ha
5 two bad gashes on top of his heat
E but they are healing nicely at Tn
time. Mr.. Rigby was whirled aroun
. at a great rate and besides being OF
| on the head was badly bruised. Flo
tunately no bones were broken. II
says he has few more wells TO d
In that country and then he prOpos