The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01

Charles Harris with his sister Miss
Lette we're passengers to Preston
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crockett went
to Preston Saturday night returning
on Monday morning
Mrs. Emile Anderson with her two
daughters have gone to Elwood Box
Elder County, for stay OF two weeks.
MIR, and Mrs. Roy Carbon are in
Salt Lake City, making selections for
their fall and winter trade.
Last Thursday Roy McAnister
reached home from 1dado where he
has been spending part Of his vaca-
ton.
On Monday morning Louis, four
teen year old son of Joel Kicks, was
thrown from horse and broke his
left arm.
George, the fourteen year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Sloan, who fell
from horse few days ago and broke
his arm is improving rapidly
Farmers in the vicinity OF Newton
are paying men two dollars per day and
board for header work. Hands are
hard to get at that figure.
Miss Hattie Thatcher OF San Fran
cisco reached Logan last Friday night.
The lady will remain with her mother
and sisters for ten days.
Otto Rydman, editor of the Korres.
pondenten of Salt Lake, was in Smith
field last Thursday and Friday return
ing home Saturday morning.
A. NJ. Fleming and Captain Styer
with their families returned last Sa.
turday from the Rich Bungalow in
Logan canyon where they had most
delightful time. Major Wilkes was
with the company.
Mrs. Stodard has sold her residence
property on Moth Main to Hon. David
Eccles. The lady is having a new
residence built on West Center i'm
mediately east Of Robert Anderson S
palatial home,
Fishermen who are along the bank S
of Logan river and observe things in
the water that have a tendency to pol
lutte the stream, will confer favor by
reporting TO George |. Farnes, sani-
tary officer, of Logan city who will
give IL immediate attention.
Last Friday night ten year old son
Of Andrew Peterson OF Newton caught
on behind OF buggy that was moving
along the road expecting TO ride be-
hind. In climbing his right leg was
caught in the wheel and badly broken
He was conveyed at once to hospita
IN this city where he is receiving the
best attention.
Mrs. Barratt, sister-n-law of II. o.
Hardness who died about two years
ago at McCammon, bequeathed most
of her estate amounting to over 300,
600 to her brother Thomas Scott OF
, Oxford quite recently. Mr.. Scott
} went East to settle affairs pertaining
l to the estate, returning home he died
| suddenly on the train near Soda
( Springs, of heart failure, dying with
] out will 1t is presumed that the
bequeathed property will go to his
children.
1t has caused more laughs and driet
3 more tears, wiped away diseases ant
: driven away more fears than any othc,
! medicine in the world. Hollistel
, Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents. Tef
} or Tablets. G. f. Napier.
Last Monday John H. Anderson
Adelbert Cranney,J C. Garvln, JOSEPH
| Campbell, NJ. H. Farnes and Others
5 visited the property of the Anderson
5 Brothers mining company, located IL
J Tabernacle hollow. We understand
r the gentlemen were surprised to SCI
| such formation and prospect so clos,
= to Logan. Parties wishing to be con
veyed to the property will leave thei
names with John NJ Wilson a
Thatcher's clothing store.
, Briggs, Peterson and Co. have re
Gently started general merchandise
store at Trenton. The purpose o
the company is to deal IN all of TIN
, needs OF the farmers by way OF mer
chandise, for which they expect Il
handle their products. Mr.. Brigg
, for years has purchased graiI
( for the Cleveland Commission
b, company, and Mr.. Peterson has beef
], manager OF the Peoples mercantile
D company, Of Newton, hence with thi
y experience, the new concern canno
z help but be successful.