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

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Sunday night.
Mrs. Celia woolf has been visiting
In franklin the past week
President William Bulge came from
Paris to Logan Monday morning.
Paul Carbon and wife, OF Benson.
were In Logan Saturday visiting their
sons and daughters.
Mrs. Alma Hansen, of Teton Basin,
came TO Hyrum Monday to spend the
Fourth with her parents.
W. b. Parkinson, NJ. d., Surgeon
and physician. Diseases of the eye.
ear, nose and throat. Glasses scien-
tifically fitted. !
p. o. Hansen, the stone cutter of
this city, has force of men at work
on the new bank at Preston, the
front Of which Is to be cut stone.
The head gate on Eighth North in
the Logan and Richmond canal was
washed out on Thursday. The water
was necessarily shut of for one day
Joseph Seamons returned to Hyde
Park from Soda Springs Monday morn
ing. He has sheared upwards of T.
500 sheep this season, with hand
shears
Cyrus Napier, who has been contin-
ed to his home for three months
with an attack Of inflammatory rheu-
matism, is again out attending to
business.
The Cache Valley Latter day
Saints Hospital, 1886 and w. LIST North
st. Treats all kinds OF diseases. A
fine X-Ray and electrical apparatus
for the treatment OF cancerous
growths and chronic ulcers.
Mrs. Chloe DANES, who has been
under medical treatment at Blackfoot
for several months, is entirely re.
covered and is now at home with her
family at Franklin attending to her
household duties.
II. c. Stone, the o. S. l.. agent at
Richmond, Is having months vaca.
tion. The time will be spent in Mon.
tana, his wife accompanying him.
Mr.. f. T. Gross will be in charge I'M
I'll Mr.. Stone returns.
1t is reported that Orval Adams,
captain OF the lst North street bal
team, is drilling his team to play no
thing but straight college ball in the
game oday. What's the ditferencei
Go and see for yourself.
William Reading returned from the
mission field Sunday night. He
started on his mission about three
months ago, going TO the northern
states, but severe attacks Of rheuma
tism brought an honorable release
hence his return.
Last Monday Martin earn, of Suga
City, shipped car of the best worl
teams that ever left Cache county
The prices paid were in keeping will
their quality, ranging from 1926 t
$3.50 per span. The animals wer
bought in Hyde Park, Logan ant
Providence and were secured for rancl
work.
Mr.. Carl CART has just installed
ten horse power motor and with
complement Of seventeen wood work
ing machines is making a grea
quantity Of mission furniture. Nh
CART has found that many in the cit
and county appreciate the elegan
simplicity and durability Of the mis-
sion furniture and is building vi
quite business,
Soren Peterson, OF Rexburg, form
mer resident OF the Logan FOURTH
ward, has been in Logan shaking
hands with his many friends. Mr.
Peterson has sold out his grocer.
business In Rexburg and departed las
Monday to fulfill mission to Grea
Britain. This will be his third mis-
sion and his many friends here wisl
him success and a safe return from hi
missionary field.
Prof Dryden comes to the A. G. o
| U. next fall, suggested as PROBABILITY
In our last issue. Prof. Dryden wen
east two years ago largely on accoup
of his daughters health, and engaged
In commercial work with the CIPHER
} Incubator Co. This work he likes mucl
less than experimental work, and h
leaves a 81, 400 position to accept 500
at the A. G. Prof. Dryden's coming
hailed with no little satisfaction.
The Preston people not only had
novel way but also a profitable one i
selecting their Goddess OF Liberty 70
the Fourth. Votes were sold for on
cent each. Up to Saturday evening