The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15

J.P. Riley was down from Butte |
looking after his creamery
interests in this city.
Logan city has 6rst.class cow
policeman this year. Not a word OF
complaint has been heard from any
source up to the present time.
Letters from p. e. Keller, who Is
at Tonopah, Nevada, say that the
heat there is scarcely more intense
than IL is in Logan, 'and the nights
are said to be as comfortable as here.
Mr., Keller is authority for the state.
ment that there will be a wonderful
mi ming boom in that vicinity this fall.
James A. Hovey of Millville, is suffer
ing from four broken ribs, one Of which
was torn loose from the spine. The
accident happened to Mr.. Hovey Sun
day evening while he was at the home
OF Leonard Pitkln. While standing
on a box reaching for apples the box
turned and Mr. Bovey fell across a
chair with the above results. 1t is
feared that he may be internally in
iured, even to the extent of his spine
being slightly dislocated.
Rev. A. l.. Norheet, OF the Method
list charge in Logan, leaves tomorrow
for conference at Salt Lake city. II
an acceptable man can be secured TO
replace him, Mr.. Norneet will not re-
turn TO this city. The family, for
whose good he came to Utah, is not
satisfied TO remain and this and other
obvious reasons mpels Mr. Norfeet
to go back east. During his stay OF
two years, the Methodist minister has
made many friends in Logan who will
sincerely regret his departure.
Several weeks ago L. n. Barr, one
OF Riter's efficient assistants, was
rustling about the city trying to dis
pose OF his fine pony saving he was go
ing on vacation and needed the
money" His anxiety to get his hands
on some Of the wherewithal is better
understood, however, when it Is stated
that that vacation was taken that he
might take unto himself bride In the
person OF Miss Lulu Morrison. Tht
affair came of In Salt Lake last weel
and 1t is expected that Mr.. and Mrs
Barr will return TO Logan before tn,
last rose OF summer has witheret
away. Miss Morrison is Richtielt
girl, and year or two ago was clerl
in the Murdoch Candy Kitchen. Sh,
is said to be very charming younl
lady. Mr. Barr Is well-known in thi
vicinity, having been with Ritter
Drug store the past three years. Man.
friends OF both In this city will be glat
to congratulate and welcome them.
Jesse Hancey, of Hyde Park, who
now building residence for JOIN
Jardine at Charleston, was in this cit
Monday enroute for the west side
Mr.. Hancey in speaking OF the whea
crop in the Charleston vicinity says tn
farmers estimate that not less tha
$50, 900 bushels will threshed. Pract
( cally none OF the acreage will produc
less than 80 bushels per and even dr.
farm land will show up 40 and 4
{ bushels to the acre. Mr.. Hancey
, form towers above six feet, but h
} says that much OF the wheat at Clarl
7 ston stands as high as his shoulder
5 and bears heads from four TO 81
inches in length, Naturally enoug
9 there is good feeling over the GU
e look. One Of the Griffins is alread
). getting out plans for nice residenC
s to be built In Charleston in the sprinI
e and il is expected that the comir
I year will see considerable buildir
o there. The Hancey firm goes
e Treasureton In few days 10 finish
meeting house there.