The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-06

Men and teams wanted to log at
fsmith'ssaw mill, Logan canyon. !
The Woodmen OF the World in this
city will hold memorial services at two
p. m. next Saturday.
The special train to Ogden Friday
leaves at 7:l5 returning at $3.50. Round
trip fare on this train only, sl.75. To
return on regular train Saturday the
fare is 81. A special will be run to
Hyrum and Wellsville in the early
morning hours.
Owing to circumstances unavoid
able, the absence ofone OF the regular
force, and the ndisposition of another
who is giving no little attention to a
stork that Is trying to deliver triplets
at his mansion, The Republican has
necessarily had TO make but brief
mention Of various matters deserving
the greatest attention. Some matters
are neglected entirely This is a
source OF deep regret, but can not be
helped
The great majority Of floral designs
at the Morrell funeral were made by
Benjamin Carlisle, the local florist,
and they were such as to reflect great
credit on his artistic ability. The de-
signs were the subject of many favor.
able comments. Mr.. Carlisle says
that he had orders for fully a dozen
more designs but IT was absolutely i'm
possible 10 obtain the flowers in Utah
or neighboring states. The Decora.
tion Day demand was such that all
wholesale and retail houses we're
stripped. Mr.. Carlisle says that the
Decoration Day demand here was far
beyond his capacity 10 supply despite
his every effort to secure a sufficient
quantity of flowers.
"Dr." Farnes, of the Logan cit
health department, corked up bottle
OF water at the time the river was car
rying such foul-tasted liquid, and sent
II to the State Board of Health for
analysis. After a length Of time, Mr.
Farnes received a letter from Salt
Lake saying that the chief chemist
was out Of the city, and telling him
to send another bottle of water about
June 9Th. The letter also went into
lengthy detail as to just how the bot
tie should be sterilizcd, etc, etc, etc.
Inasmuch as Mr.. Farnes had prepar-
ed the bottle properly and that an
analysis OF that particular water was
desired, the health department OF Lo.
gan has a rather lame opinion of the
efficiency Of the State Board.
Tomorrow in the Logan temple, Mr.
George Flamm, OF Rexburg, and Miss
. Annie Edwards, OF Logan, will bt
I united in marriage. They will ther
take short wedding tour, returning
, to this city, where they will be giver
a royal good time. About July Isl
I Mr.. and Mrs. Flamm will be 'at home
In Rexbnrg. Miss Edwards Is ;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ed
. wards Dung lady with wide ciic {
OF friends. She is an elocutionist q
:. no small capability, has In times past
Z delighted many Logan audiences. Mr.
/ Flamm is member of the firm o
! Flamm & Co.. Rexburg, one of tn,
q bigger concerns Of southern Idaho
b. Friends OF the couple will wish then
q all the Joy and pleasure that there Il
to be found In married existenc,
!. where two souls are really made one
}, N. NJ. Hansen's barn, in the Seventh
J, ward, burned Monday about | O'Clock
S entailing loss OF 5000. The barn wa
l. a large one and filled with hay, bug
J. gies and animals, but the vehicle
and animals were removed. Their
was $3.50 insurance on the structure
Fred Turner's residence being nea
;, was In danger OF destruction, the roo
, catching fire at one time, but
= bucket brigade formed by neighbor
saved it and everything in the vicin
ity. Mr.. Turner lost two pigs AM
k had his garden badly damaged, blu
g considers 1t lucky fire for him. Al
k alarm of fire was given and the de
7. partment made a rum but withou
k hose. When hose was secured n
n water was available. The fire wa
E. started by a little boy and bi
n match.
IS Preston and Piper arr
1t going out of the wal