The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-25


j Bergeson, Of Lewiston, and Henry
Ashcroft, OF Hyde Park, were in 10.
gan yesterday.
Prof, W. q. Robinson, of the b. I.
C. music department, is in the Bear
Lake country teaching a large class in
vocal music.
Alexander Piper, OF Salt Lake city,
is spending the oath in Logan. He is
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. w. b.
Preston Jr
George Skidmore, manager OF the
Union Knitting Mills, spent Sunday
in Richmond. He will also spend the
oath at his old home.
Edward Ryan, the caterer Of Pres.
ton, spent Sunday with his family
In Logan. He is doing good bust
ness in Preston with his lunch wagon.
Peter Frost, who Is associated with
the Hobbs Music company, has charge
OF the business while the manager,
James Hobbs, is rusticating in Bear
Lake.
Joseph Quincy, one Of the Sunday
School superintendencey OF this stake,
visited the Hyde Park Sunday Schools
last Sunday, and also spoke at the
afternoon meeting.
James Henderson, the Oneida mer-
chant, was in Logan yesterday look
ing hale and hearty, He has recently
returned from the east and was en-.
route to his home.
G.. l.. Farrell says that when he first
started to raise wheat by dry farming
he failed until he learned fully how to
handle his land. During the past
twenty. seven years he has not failed
in raising good crop each year.
W. NJ. Jaskey, of Kelleys Island,
Ohio, has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jaskey, OF thi,
city, during the past ten days. lie
returns east today. Mr.. Jaskey Is
manager of the carpenter department
of the Kelley Island Land and Tran,
sport Company.
Dan Toilette, of Basal, daho, sold
his holdings of 80 acres OF land FOL
81, 900 and has bought 100 acres of land
. of W. X Sears at Dayton, for 81 ,0s2
} Mr.. Sears will make Logan his future
, home. Recently a townsite has beer
laid out at Dayton and large ware
house will be built at once.
In taking bicycles, some rascal dowr
by the o. S, l.. is laying up trouble fol
himself Several have been missed II
that vicinity recently, the last one {
Columbia chainless owned by 10,
Squires. Joe left his "vehihicle" 70
: but few minutes while he was doini
some work down on the farm" bu
! that was long enough for it to be TAX
en-. Four or five days later the whee
> was located in the loft Of an abandon
ed house down in the fields. Joe an
the officials have strong suspicious "a
to the indemnity OF the culprit, and b
!, will be watched in the future.
: j. w. Satterthwpite, OF Laketowr
:. passed through Logan on Sunday en-
e route to his old home, Waynesville
S Ohio. On August 9th :here is to be
d gin a "home coming for all tn
j. original settlers of that place, an
D there will be grand reunion lasting
e week. The remnants of a Waynesvill
n regiment that fought in the Civil wal
total Of but six gray-haired veteran
:, left, will meet at this time, and MI
Satterthwaite, who is one of thos
:, six, anticipates pleasant reunio
= with his old comrades. He will re
!, main in Ohio couple of years, al
i, tending TO business affairs and pei
q haps doing some independent mission
. airy work.
{ Congressman Howell is notified tina
. he may appoint cadet for the Nava
. Academy at Annapolis, Md, and ask
US TO suggest to the boys that here
e an opportunity that eastern youn
s men fight for. Appointments to eth
e err West Point or Annapolis are regarC
o ed by fasteners as worth $4,000 G
e $40, 900, and every Congressman havin
n such an appointment is besieged b
: applicants desiring the position. Il
s Utah 1t is different, however, ther
b being very few applications in tn
a past. Congressman Howell says tina
y II the boys will write TO him With
}. the next month he will give them a
d the necessary information.
Articles OF Incorporation of I'll
[ Powell Machine company of Salt LAX
city have been filed in the count
clerks office. Its capital stock