The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28

| in the u. ). A., stationed now at
Monterey, California, came home
Monday evening to spend Thanks.
given with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. McAlister. lie was accompain.
ed by his wife
Hon Moses Thatcher started for
Preston yesterday morning on the
freight train to attend the funeral of
ID. s. Lamoreaux Upon reaching
Richmond the new and heavy engine
broke some light rails while switch.
ing. Mr.. Thatcher returned home by
team. A lighter engine was sent to
Richmond at once
Farley p. Christensen, attorney of
Salt Lake county, and one Of Utah's
favored sons in whom Cache is glad to
claim an interest, came up on football
business and TO see his people. In
Parley's opinion there are some dead
dogs in Salt Lake city since the re-
cent election, and says time will de-
velop it.
Peter 5. Barson, and the lady who
was so fortunate as TO secure the gen.
ial "Sanko' for an helpmeet, drove
over from Charleston Saturday just to
see a football game-and then saw
only funk. Peters distinguished
opinion is that he can pick up bunch
of Danishmen over his country any
day who can carry out a contract bet.
ter than that.
The informal" at the Odd Fellows
hall Monday evening was very pleas.
ant, and enjoyed by "A goodly number
of the brothers with their families
and bunch of "Woodmen." p, f.
Keller, Rev. Norileet, J. A. sheldon
and II. l.. McGraw made I'm
promptu' speeches. II. &. Haybal
kept big grapohophone and pianola
doing splendid service, there was
some dancing, games and lot Of good
things TO eat and drink. The crowd
stayed until l;30 and had Just such IA
pleasant time as was expected, and
the hope was expressed that others
might follow.
w A. Mcbride, of Hyrum while
working on the grade between Hyrum
and Wellsville on Thursday, had the
misfortune OF suffering severe injury
to his eye caused by a flying piece Of
steel. DR.. Cantril gave all the atten.
ton he possibly could, but the injury
proved so severe that Mr.. Mcbride
had to be sent to Salt Lake for treat
ment. Word came yeSterday that the
eye had to be removed. The unlortu-
nate man is a very highly respected
man OF Hyrum, one of the city's coun.
5 cilnen.
The stork made quite a bobblc in
Hyrum short time ago, leaving twin
girls at the residence OF Fred Wright.
Whether Fred talked the stork into
U leaving him enc that belonged some
where else we are not able to state
d but the fact that he got twins shows
I he is getting somewhat hoggish these
u II
J. has been offered good position in Lo
e gan, but has DOW declined, saying thai
n he has all the job he wants at home.
Wanted-By Chicago manufactur
e ing house, person of trustworthines
and somewhat familiar with loca
&c territory as assistant in branch Office
d Salary Sls paid weekly. Permanen
IS position. No investment required
- Previous experience not essential t,
+ engaging Address, Manager Bran
. ches, Como Block, Chicago. VIC
g Moroni Campbell, the gentlema,
y from Providence who owned the team
that ran away last week and killed
horse belonging to one OF the Humph
= rey boys at Millville, has tried to com
promise the affair, without apparen
" success. Mr.. Campbell feels that h
:, should not be held wholly TO blame, "a
he tied his team before leaving. Law
ing is bad business and is expensiv
ID even TO the winner in most cases c
II !, like kind,
s. Miss Lettie Busbys piano pupil
W gave most enjoyable recital at tn
/. home Of Mrs. Sarah Harris last Frida
evening. Miss Busby who is a youn
70 teacher with good ability, has spler
- did class, and the young people ar
. . said TO have done gloriously on thi
- occasion. AS special numbers, c. NJ
~ Harris gave one of his excellent voli
- productions, and r. J, Hammer san
is a baritone solo. About seventy-fv
"a friends were present on this occasion
- and these have many words of CON
mendation for the excellent program
rendered. Refreshments were served
IS and social features, as well as music
e were enjoyed. Miss Busby is TO b
y congratulated on the success Of thi