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

1t is considered rather lucky that
Logan got of without an accident or
fire on the Fourth.
On Sunday at ii a. NJ. there will be
regular preaching services at the
Presbyterian church; Sunday school
at 1915. All are cordially invited.
The regular Cache stake priesthood
meeting will be held at the state tab.
ernacle today at IL o'clock A general
attendance Is desired. Isaac Smith,
w. w. Vaughan, Stake Presidency.
Mrs. George T. Toombs and two
daughters, OF Wells, Nevada, came to
Logan on the night OF the Bird TO
spend the Fourth at their old home.
They will remain a few days before
returning.
On Sunday at IL a. m. Rev. Josiah
McClain, Synodical Superintendent,
will preach at Hyrum. In the after.
noon at O'Clock, he will speak at
Wellsville, and at s O'Clock will de-
liver an address at Mendon.
Since the ball game of the Fourth
between First North and Center
street there is some talk of making
up a team To play Wellsville. 1t
would surely be an interesting game
If select nine were taken from the
two local teams.
Yesterday evening, Messrs. Newell
Kimbali, A. Il. Cranney, Edward
Hansen and Fred Turner left for the
Rich-Cache prospect. They Will be
gone until Monday evening at least, as
they expect TO make thorough in
spection Of the property.
AT Paradise OH the Fourth, the local
Land made music, A. A. Law of this
city. Grated, picked ball teams strug-
gleda there was big dance in the
evening aud at night and splendid
display OF fireworks. The people OF
the town had very pleasant time.
A New York represent
taive with Fall styles will
be at Campbell's today
and Monday. Exclusive
styles and patterns. Call
, and select your fall wear
, ing apparel.
AT > o'clock on the morning of July
4th, the Matlock skating rink, or
rather the business office there, was
discovered on fire. The ire depart
: menJ was called and the blaze extin.
e guished before more than the Office
: and few yards of fencing had been
u consumed. The building contained
at least a hundred pair of skates, and
4 unfortunately carried no insurance.
N. ii. Hawkeswood, one Of the bee I
u field foremcn Of Lewiston, spent the
y Fourth in Logan. In speaking OF the
u effect OF the rain storms in Lewiston,
IC od1o btluU WSiC aoouU b"GuUD
u acres of the lowlands contracted fol
> that was not planted Beets, grain land
alfalfa never looked better 10 that To-
e cality and everything points TO an ex
l. ceedingly prosperous year.
S Ladies' desiring special
$ orders for fall will have
u an opportunity of select
: ing Suits, ClOaks, and
r Skirts at Campbell's De-
pendable store today and
d Monday.
" George +. Thatcher returned Thurs
" day morning from ten day trip to
= Southern California. Hon. Moses
, Thatcher, who left Logan at the
= same time, is now at Ocean Park and
Z is getting such excellent results from
. climatic conditions there that he has
decided TO remain week or Two
: longer. George f. says that he en-
JOycu ms Iiip Nciy huSii, CSpCOidiIy q
S certain fishing experience that was
J. his. On one trip he caught twenty
Il four tinny specimens weighing prac.
J. tically 300 pounds, an average OF more
r than twelve pounds each. Mr..
Thatcher said that such an experience
was more like work, but hey enjoyed
J. II once, anyway.
t Invitations are out for the wedding
n reception TO be rendered Mr.. add Mrs
s Charles Hansen on the evening Of
e Thursday, July II. The future Mrs
IS Hansen is at present Miss Jennie
Is Eliason, Of this city, unquestionably
:, one Of the most popular young ladies
v In Cache Valley, and the news of the
!, approaching nuptials will come 10 hel