The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-14

A son of Adolph Bair,of Providence,
had finger cut Off in a pulley yester.
day
Lewis r. Cannon, Congressman
Howclls private secretary, with his
family, are in Logan.
The First ward evening meeting
viii be held on the tabernacle square
sunday at 6 o'clock An welcome.
w. b, Parkinson, NJ d., Surgeon
and physician. Diseases az the eye, ear,
nose and throat Glasses scienJncal.
! ly lifted
With the completion Of that stretch
of cement walk on Center street from
the Temple hill TO Main street, there
are slXty.four or five blocks of this
Kind OF improvement, total of about
eight miles That's not so bad
Miss Ann owen Perkins, Of Wells
WI, aged eight years, died THURSDAY
at $3.50 p. m, OF rheumatism of the
heart. The deceased was daughter
OF George and Elizabeth Perkins.
The funeral Will be held at Wellsyile
tomorrow at $3.50 y. m.
Mayor Robinson is looking for any
distinguished gentleman who would
like TO have credentials emitting him
to sit as a, delegate in the Irrigation
Congress to be held at Boise Septem.
Der 3rd TO Sth. The credentials 40
not provide expenses, however, hence
the difficulty of finding delegate.
Leonard PiJkin, OF Millvillc, i'll for
some time with rupture and stomach
dillculty, died Thursday following an
operation. The young man was about
~ years of age, one of capable mind,
strong character, and with many very
warm friends TO whom his death
comes with saddest regret.
Two men working on the Ecces
building on Center street got In some
kind of difficulty Wednesday with the
result that one hit the other on the
head and shoulder with shovel, a
severe cash being cut in the head. AS
Ne get 1t, one of these fellows was
talking TO another and had made some
sighting remark about the Swiss. A
workman behind him dsliking the
remark, took action as stated above.
Dance, new pavilion, at
Providence, tonight. Mu-
sic by Otte and Chat
ham. Refreshments i'm
the basement.
, The Utah Marble Co. is waiting now
for two or three large 1erricks that
are to be placed at the quarries In
Logan canyon. A quantity OF very
fine stone has been quarrjed and with
derricks at hand IL will be- easy to
place these on wagons without damage
Samples OF the Utah marble shown a
Salt Lake Italian who came here
from the fine marble quarries OF Italy
are pronounced by him to be as fine
In every respect as any marble he ever
handled AT the present time Messrs
Walker and Wright are saving Kyune
stone at the plant in this city.
The funeral OF Mrs. Edmund M.
, Wilkes, who died at Logan last Sun
day, took place at St. Marks cathe-
, dral at o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The church was well filed with old
time friends OF the deceased, who is
deeply regretted and mourned by her
large circle Of friends. Although for
the last few years Of her life she had
not been able to meet her social obi
cations, years ago she was a leader in
society. She was always foremost In
all good works. In the days when
hospitals were unknown in Salt Lake
she nursed back to health in her own
home many homeless young man
who has since risen up TO call her
blessed. -Inter-mountain Republican.
j. r. Renfrew. McCormick's ma
chine expert, is In Logan again after
a two years absence In South America.
Mr.. Renfrew returned to the U. S. in
the early spring months, remained in
Oklahoma until the season was over
there and then came TO Cache. Rem
frew is thoro Lghly genial fellow, an
interesting talker and has many little
stories to tell OF the way things are
done in the great country to the south
OF US. For instance, the Argentinians,
great farmers as they are, hitch their
horses with single tug and at a great
distance from their machines or
vehicl In cutting grain this ar
Il.