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

Soren Hansen, OF Byrum, was in
Logan on Monday.
Monday morning Edward Hansen
went TO Mendon on surveying trip,
MIR. and Mrs. Lofgreen came up
from Ogden on Monday nights train
TO visit with relatives and friends for
few weeks.
Mr.. Shulthess, of the Salt Lake City
Beobachter, is soliciting business and
subscriptions among the German
population of Logan and Providence.
Strayed or Stolen--A bay mare I
years old branded on the thigh.
Notify G d Casio at Mrs. Peterson's
on Preston Ave. and claim reward,
Joseph and Hyrum Thorpe, plaster
ers. have formed partnership and are
now prepared TO do plastering, second
to none in the county. They chal-
lenge the world to mortal combat
along plastering lines.
The regular monthly meeting of the
High Priests Quorum OF the Cache
Stake, will be held at 10 a, m. Sunday,
July 8, in the stake tabernacle, Lo-
gan. a full attendance of all the
members Is desired. A cordial invita-
tion is also given to presidents of the
Seventy and Elders quorums. Ed.
w. Smith, President.
l guarantee to repair any sewing
machine that agree TO repair, or no
charge; furthermore | agree to pay ex-
pensc Of sending machine to factory.
Give me trial. f. N. Stone, Bell
phone l24x; Independent cola. I
A Pugmire child, aged five or six
years, was dragged by frightened
COW Thursday evening but only bruis.
ed slightly. The little girl had the
rope attached to the COW also attached
TO her limb in some way, when dog
started the COW and there was a mad
race down the street. 1t Is a miracle
that the child was not badly injured
Last Monday Hyrum Hayball was
rendered a surprise at Lewiston by
the officers and employees of the Hay
ball Mercantile Co., who presented
him with a gold cane with his name
inscribed upon 1t. The presentation
was made In a neat little speech BY
Maurice Swinyard, manager of tn,
comps who is warm friend of Mr.
Hay balls's.
The regular monthly officers meet
ing of the Y. L. NJ. |. A. of Cache will
convene 10 the east basement room o
the Tabernacle Saturday morninl
July It'll, 1906 at 10 o'clock. Specia
points pertaining TO the late June con
ference will be given and good meet
ing anticipated. The presidency muc
desires to have a full attendance Q
officers and members. Mary L Her
erickson, Martha w. Carlisle, Maggi
Smith.
The Sidney Stevens Implement Ct
is now agent for the old reliable Hodg
headers and have just received ca
load OF the latest improved. The con
pany still retains the famous Plano
Jones and already have many order
booked for both hodge and Jone
headers.
Roy Eccles came to Logan Monda
morning to meet his father. MI
Eccles, who keeps In touch with tn
pulsations Of the Cache county farm
ers, says that a most excellent feelin
is prevailing just at present, resultin
from the present prospects for
splendid beet crop. II is estimate
that over 10000 tons OF beets will b
raised In Cache Valley this year. N
pests have yet appeared, but Tn
sprinklers are on hand to be put int
the fields should the bugs or file
make their appearance. Mr.. Eccle
says that there are 400 acres plante
into beets. The grounds around tn
Lewiston Sugar factory have bee
layed of in town lots and eight FIN
cottages are now being erected.
Henry Parkinson, the husband {
two wives, father Of seventeen chi
dren, fourteen living, eight boys an
six girls, all married but three, wa
over from Wellsville Saturday. Nj
Parkinson swears that Roosevelt
about the greatest man that neve
had the honor Of shaking hands wit
him, and In his estimation HoI
Joseph Howell falls in as a clos
second. While IN the city, Mr. Parl
inson met his friend, Mr.. Samu'
Whitney, with the result that III
denizens of this end Of the count
came near sending in call for Ii