The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-14

According TO press dispatches, Capt.
Howard Perry, Of the Goth Infantry,
Will relieve Capt, Styer as head of the
War Departmental the A e. of u.
about october 18th.
John II. Edwards and Jane Holland
left for Lucin, yesterday, The lat
ter gentleman will remain and work
on the Edwards and Perry mining
claims in that locality.
The Hobbs Susic company has en-.
gagged Miss Ncttie Douglas, of Smith.
field, to handle the sheet music, rec.
ords, etc. She is a tinepianist and IS
Just the addition the firm has needed
Mrs. Joseph Thatcher aud little
baby leave today or tomorrow for San
Francisco 10 Join Mr.. Thatcher, who
feels that his interests in the stricken
city are too many TO permit of him
leaving for awhile.
Nephi Andrews, the contractors is
the father of new boy that came
day or two ago. The little fellow is
so healthy and lusty that Mr., Andrews
expects to have HIM pushing wheel.
barrow before long
Summer school at the a. G. of U.
closes today, a fact that professors
and instructors do not regret. The
term has been very successful, It's
said, there being very good attend.
ance with excellent work done.
A. L, Egan was in the city on Thurs.
day. He represents the Electrical
supply firm of st. Louis that is furnish
ing all the machinery for the High
Creek Electric Light and Power Co
The gentleman is a heavy stakeholder
in the concern.
Prof Chas. Thomas, one of the
veteran musicians In Salt Lake city,
leader OF the tabernacle choir at pre-
sent, is in the city visiting Walter
Scholes and family. Prof Thomas is
known to quite number Of Loganites
who are glad to see him.
Abba Anderson, formerly with
Howell & Crawford but for some time
past with big establishment at
Blackfoot, will return to Logan and
again go into the first named estab-
lishment. Mr.. Anderson is a first
class sign writer, advertising man and
salesman.
The M. g. L. Coal company ran the
first carload of coal into their yards
last Saturday. The company will lay
in supply of coal for the winter, but
prefer people storing their own coal
and getting the rebate, which must
be done in the months OF July and
August.
Because the Oregon Short Line re.
fused to give two day rates to Lagoon
the Logan Odd Fellows refused to at
tend the state gathering there or
Wednesday. II. G. Hayball, Joseph
Odell and Joseph Wilson were the
only ones who went down. There
were between 5000 and 10000 people
at the Lagoon on Wednesday.
The regular services Of worship vii
take place at the Methodist church
tomorrow at IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday School at IL noon. During
the hot weather no service will be
held over forty minutes in length
The public most cordially invited tc
worship with us. A. l.. NORFEET
Pastor.
The bowling alley on Center street Is
undergoing some changes, the floors be.
ing moved to the back, making more
room for visitorsIln the front. Scarce.
ly any other ammusement institution
In the county, has met with the sue
cess that this bowling alley has been
since its installation.
The Germans of Bear Lake tontem-
plate having a grand celebration on
July oath at the pleasure resort on
Bear Lake. A good program mas been
arranged as we'll as plenty Of all kinds
of sports, and q good time is expected.
An invitation is extended to all the
Germans In Cache Valley.
G. Henry Turner, representing the
George A. Lowe Co. Of Ogden, was in
Logan this week. Mr.. Turner, besides
being a genial, well informed gentle
man, is a good friend OF the A. G. OF
U and expresses the opinion that
there are in Weber county many
friends Of the institution here.
1t will be OF interest to the dry land
farmers to know that the Stevens
Implement Co. are now sole agents
for the famous Hodges headers and
have inst received a car load direct