The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-07


live.
Cashier G. Y. Smith, OF the Smith.
field bank, and his wife were in Lo.
gan Thursday.
Attend the Junior League "Social
and Sale" at the Methodist Home this
afternoon from 3 to 9pm.
Miss Due Alvord left Logan Wed.
nesday morning for months visit
with friends and relatives at Sa {
Lake and Ogden.
1t is said that John Carbon has re.
tired from the tithing office. and that
Bishop William Hyde will succeed
him.
Students at the A. G. Of y. were
granted a half holiday yesterday
that they might put the athletic field
in shape for Mondays track meet.
The A. c. boys hope to get out a
splendid team this spring.
Charles Moslander, one OF the early
boys Of Welsville, was in Logan with
his wife yesterday. lie is engaged in
the cattle business in Wyoming. lie
and his wife have recently been travel
ling through Washington, Oregon and
Idaho on sightseeing trip.
Some of the large poplar shade trees
in front of John A. Hendrickson's new
residence on East Center have recent.
ly been cut down. On Wednesday
one was cut down that was planted
forty years ago by Bishop Peter
Vaughan, at that time the presiding
bishop of Cache Valley.
The regular Commercial Club meet
ing was held Tuesday afternoon in
stead of Wednesday evening. 1t was
decided to see II it isn't possible to
have enforced the ordinances relating
to the cleanliness Of the city. An ef.
fort will be made to have some effec.
tive work done on the roads this sum-
mer. and the club proposes now to
make the o. S. l.. show its hand in
the common point freight-rate matter.
Mrs. Helen Timmins, OF Smithtield,
is visiting her brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thornley,, at Park
City. Mr., Timmins is employed as
engineer at one Of the mines there.
Will was employed at the Logan sugar
factory for three seasons previous to
accepting position at the mines at
Park City.
Attorney-Ge Breeder came up
from Salt Lake city Wednesday even.
ing TO look after the collection tf
the inheritance tax from the Ripley
Lyon estate. This means about 800
to the State of Utah Mr.. Breeder in
speaking OF Salt Lake politics express
ed the belief that the G. o. Z. will
carry the county this fall. He has a
kindly word for the city's new daily,
the Inter-momntain Republican.
The condition OF the roads outside
of Logan may be better understood
when it Is stated that within the city
limits, where the streets have re.
ceived no little attention, heavy loads
frequently mire to the hub. AS a
hack load OF society" was enroute TO
the Bexell party Tuesday night, a
chuck.hole near the Fifth ward store
was struck, and the heavy team was
unable to extricate the vehicle. The
entire number had to pile OUT, and
even then IL was almost impossible for
the wagon TO be pulled from the
mud.
On the first OF the month John
Nicholson retired from the janitor-
ship of the court house and was sue
ceeded by William King, of the Second
ward, A word of praise is due the re-
firing janitor for his faithfulness,
and the splendid way in which he kept
the court house property. The change
was due TO Mr.. Nicholson being unable
to handle the heating apparatus,
though it is quite probable he would
! i'u'N bSOh iSlulllIh SuIl-
mer had not certain conditions been
precipitated by Mr., Nicholson himself
Beginning on the 25th and continu-
ing four days, there will be presented
in the Logan tabernacle what is her.
aided as truly magnificent display Of
excellent work done by the children in
the first TO the fourth grades, inclu-
siVe, of the city schools. 1t is said
that the children have great array
OF the "cutcst" productions 10 various
lines that has ever been produced, and
their written work Is supposed TO be
super.tine. All this is to be arranged
very attractively and the public invit-
ed and urged TO visit the exhibit. The
children are enthusiastic over the idea
and il is the hope that the parents
will catch their enthusiasm.
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