The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-12-29
Few Local Gossipings
Who Has Come or Gone; the Why and
and Wherefore OF 1t All.

Frank Goodwin little boy is just
now recovering from a siege of typhoid
Miss Matte Heller, of Ogden, was
the guest Of Miss Jennie Turner on
Christmas day
Try box of Sweets chocolate chop
sticks at Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 10 and
% cents per box
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Piper came up
from Salt Lake city to spend few
days with home folks, the Torgen.
sons.
Little "Bob" Campbell has been
quite i'll recently with pneumonia. At
last account the little fellow was get
ting along fairly well.
Eric w. Ryberg, who is building the
Garfield smelters for a syndicate of
millionaires, is in Logan taking a
much needed rest.
Miss Lena Hoffman, of the Fourth
ward, leaves today for the PHILIPPINE
Islands, where she expects to stay
with Captain Styer's family for at
least one year.
Miss Luln Carpenter, librarian at
the U. OF u, is spending the mid.
winter vacation with her mother and
sister.
Joseph b. Nelson and family came
down from Bozeman, Mont, to spend
Christmas. Mr.. Nelson will remain
only few days, but Mrs. Nelson and
the children will visit with relatives
for some time.
Ute Grimm has recently opened
blacksmith and repair shop in Pres
ton. The report is that he is getting
along very nicely. Mr.. Griffin is an
expert macEinist and is sure to gain
astrong foothold as the Preston people
become better acquainted with him.
Street Supervisor Blanchard and his
aids are making strenuous effort to
secure all the poll taxes to which the
city is entitled It's rather hard to
locate some OF the evaders of this lit.
tie levy, but the boys are having a
rae for their money alright, alright.
Miss Minnie Peterson, who is teach.
Ing Domestic Science at Ephraim, is
spending her vacation with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs, Andreas Peterson
Miss Peterson says she is getting along
with her work in splendid way, en-
joys 1t to the limit and likes Ephraim--
STILL is glad to get back to this por.
ton Of Zion for few days.
Mr. and Mrs, O. p. Olofsen are up
from Ogden to spend few days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Peake. Mr. Peake is the enthusiastic
Modern Woodman Of this city and the
expressman who has secured the con.
tract for moving the Agricultural
College when the University bunch
COnes up dlUeT u.
Hon. Charles w. Able, Ex-Governor
OF Kentucky, now Governor OF THE
REPUBLICANS mechanical depart.
ment, spent Sunday and Monday in
Salt Lake city with his old pal, Gov.
ernor Cutler. They had jolly good
time, and Mr. Able offers the assl.r-
ance that the Governor is most friend
ly to Logan and the A, G. just at
present. Most of this is a tib.
On Tuesday night, January 8, the
Sixth Elders quorum will give an en-
tertainment at the Fifth ward meet
ing house, A musical program will
be rendered, lunch will be served
and then the time will be given to
genuine old.fashioned dance, TO which
all the married people OF Greenyille
and the Fifth ward are invited. The
committee in charge is composed OF
Andrew Nelson, Robert McCullock,
A. j, Hansen and John Moser.
The demand for cut flowers was so
great this Christmas that the local
Flower Store turned down not less
than a hundred orders, 1t was impoS-
sible TO secure any quantity of flowers
from any Of the hot houses east OF the
Missouri river The local firm was
as greatly disappointed as the would.
be buyers and Mr., Carlisle expresses
the hope that company to put up
hot houses here may soon be organ.
tied
DR., James II, Cochran, Of Kilgore,
Idaho, has come to Logan for an ex.
tended stay with the Stops family.
Dr. Cochran is a retired millionaire
whose love Of nature led him to seek |
the beauties Of an Idaho ranch high |
In the mountains, and there for the |
past few years he has remained, ex-