The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-02

Logan yesterday.
T. W. Holland, the railroad man, is
in Logan visiting his friends
Bob" Sloan came up from Salt
Lake to spend Thanksgiving in Lo.
gan.
Bishop William Hide attended re-
union of the Lamb family at Preston
on Thanksgiving day.
The Thatcher Music company has
fine mounted elk on exhibition at
their store. II is worth going TO see,
MIR Richard II. Smith, formerly
Probate Judge OF Fremont county,
Idaho, is in Logan visiting his numer.
Gus relatives.
Mrs. Cantril, OF Hyrum, has gone
to Denver TO spend Xmas with rela.
tives. The doctor could not accom-
pany her, owing to number Of scarlet
fever cases in Avon and Paradise.
VIM. RigbY, OF Newton, has spent
most OF the past summer in the Blue
Creek country boring deep wells in
which he has been very successful in
procuring water. lie has sunk twelve
wells and not one OF them have less
than 200 feet Of water. The gentle.
man has removed his apparatus to
Newton.
The Young Men and Ladies of the
Fourth ward will meet in their
monthly conjoint session next Sunday
evening at o'clock sharp. A very
interesting program will be given.
Prof j. c. Jensen will be the main
speaker, Miss May McCary will speak
on Ethics" A musical selection will
be given by the McKinnon Mandolin
and Guitar Club. Public invited.
Miss Mary Stoddard, a most estma-
bic young lady of Richmond, who Is
soon to become Mrs. Sam Thomas,
was given a china shower Tuesday
evening by a merry party Of her girl
friends. Delicious refreshments were
served and the evening was spent en-
ioying games of different kinds. To-
ward the wee small hours of morning
the party left, all wishing Mary many
joys, and happiness forever.
The third number OF the course of
entertainments offered by the A. c.
and 3. Y. colleges comes on Monday
night, this being lecture by G. A.
Gearhart. This lecturer comes recon-
meDded as an entertainer of real merit,
a man Of thought and culture, one TO
whom we may listen with profit and
pleasure. For the sake Of the cause
generally it is hoped that Gearhart
will make good" and from the fiat
tering press notices it seems hardly
possible that he can fail. The event
takes place at the Brigham Young
college, and in the time at his disposal
the lecturer will tell OF 1.-THE Foot
Prints Of the Centuries.
On March lst Congressman Howell
will appoint young man from Utah
as cadet at the Annapolis Naval sta
tion. All young men under certain
age are eligible as applicants but
must pass physical examination and
a competitive mental examination.
Major Smith, at Fort Douglas, will
make the physical inspection, and on
Friday, Dec. 10, the mental examina-
ton will be held In the Office of State
Superintendent of Schools A. c. Mel
son, at Salt Lake. Any further par.
ticulars will be forwarded by the
board Of examiners, Prof. Richard
Lyman, A. c. Nelson and Col Willard
Young. This is a prize worth the
struggle for any with naval aspira-
tons.
Eric W. Ryberg went TO Salt Lake
city Wednesday to assist Postmaster
Thomas in moving the postoilice into
the fine new building on South Main.
Eric has finally concluded that an.
other poStollice in Logan will pay bet
ter than the cut.rate ticket business
or handling the Telegram and is now
getting some pointers calculated TO
assist him in giving Postmaster Odell's
Office stitf race for the patronage.
Eric hoped TO have the new Office
open before vhe Christmas business
sets in, but it seems probable now
!, that the doors will not open before
January LIST. While In Salt Lake Mr..
J Ryberg expects to make arrangements
with Mr.. Bambergcr to deliver mail
over the line through Ogden canyon
past Paradise. If Eric has Providence
on his side and can get mail from
Paradise his new Office is sure TO -four
ish.
Mary Cook Cowley, aged eighty 'four,
died at the residence OF Joseph Cow.
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