The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-29

Miss May Keller, OF Ogden, is visit.
log with Miss Jennie Turner Of the
18th ward.
For Sale-Horse, rubber tired buggy
and harness. Inquire here.
E. S. Rolapp, OF Ogden, stopped OF
in Logan Monday upon his return
from Preston.
Edwin Peake, expressman. Both
phones.
Mrs. VIM. Irvine and son, II. Leo
OF the y. S. Navy, are the guests of
Mrs. Carpenter and daughters.
Ernest Oldham, who Is taking a
medical course in the east, is In Cache
county spending short vacation.
Hyrum Hatch, the sheepman at
Franklin, has recently consigned a
large shipment of sheep to the Eastern
markets
Royal Nicholson, twelve.year-old
son of Ephraim Milkelson, is seriously
afflicted with typhoid fever. 1t is
thought that the latest symptoms are
favorable.
Mrs. Leah Patton, who has been
visiting in Logan the past month,
left for her home at Globe, Arizona,
last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fred Gates and family leave
today for Long Beach TO join MI. Gates,
who is now engaged in very success
full retail shoe business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramshaw, parents Of
Manager Ramshaw of the Bell Tele-
phone Co., are here from Plain City,
Illinois, visiting their son.
Mrs. James Il. Hammond returned
to her home in Salt Lake yesterday
after being with her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Hansen, for two weeks.
Parties of!Newton say that about
one third of the dry farm grain in the
stack has been damaged, the rain go
ing that far down and causing the
grain to heat.
John Il. Edwards and NJ. II. Farnes
were at Preston Monday attending
a meeting of the stockholders Of the
Oneida Mining co.
Mrs. John Pugmire entertained on
Sunday afternoon, in honor of her
sisterinlaw, Mrs. Mary Eldredge and
daughters, Misses Mamie and Sybil,
from Walla Walla, Washington.
JEFF" Jamison, one of the promi.
nent men Of Lewiston, died at home
quite suddenly Saturday morning,
the result of apopleXy or heart disease.
The funeral was held on Tuesday at
= p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Andrews, of
Butte, Mont, are visitors with theil
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugie of the
Fifth ward, for few weeks. While
here they intend to do some work In
the temple.
Rev. Martin Thomas, of Park City
is the new pastor at the Methodist
Church in this city. Mr.. Thomas ano
his family came TO Logan Monday
evening and are now getting settled
in their new quarters.
Edward l.. Parry, of Manti, brother
to Mrs Mary p. Roland of this city
died of general debility last Sunday
the deceased being ss years. Mrs
Joseph Morrell and Martha ROLAND
went TO Manti Monday to attend TIN
funeral, which was held on Tuesday
at two O'Clock p. m.
a six-year.old baby boy OF p. w
Eliason, OF the It'll ward, died very
suddenly at IL pm. Sunday, the re
suit Of heart failure. Funeral service.
al the residence Tuesday at 1920 am
The speakers were Bishop Facer, o.
Willard and Bishop Larson of the I'll
ward A large number of sympathet.
ic friends assembled at the servic es.
A special train will convey Utah
delegates to the Irrigation congress al
Boise. The train leaves Salt Lake
City Sunday evening at o'clock, will
pass through Cache Junction between
10 and II O'Clock and reach Boise In
time for breakfast Monday morning
September End. Lorenzo Hansen and
f. *. Nebeker will 60 as representa-
tlqes from the Cache Commercial
Club.
The 100000 deal for the Mineral
Point property is not censummated
but is being considered The gentle,
men who investigated the property
were pleased beyond measure, but
want to put diamond drills on the
nropartv hafora cloctpu tho daal The