The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-25

yesterday.
S. II. Roundy, of Benson ward ,-was
in Logan Thursday.
Miss Vena Vaughan is in Salt Lake
visiting for q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Shipley were
over from Paradise Thursday.
Reserve Foreman John Squires was
requested to go to Provo yesterday on
government business.
Louis Cannon, private secretary TO
Congressman Howell, went TO Salt
Lake city yesterday.
George p. Toolsen, OF Smithfeld, and
Fred Manning, OF Mendon, were at
the county seat Thursday.
The seven-year.old son OF Mrs. Elmer
Peterson, Of Hyrum, fell while play.
ing Wednesday and broke both bones
of the right arm.
Mrs. James Frcebairn, daughter Of
o. Ostlund, returned to her home in
Salt Lake yesterday after two weeks
stay with herparents here.
Mrs. A. b. Peterson, of Ogden, has
been in the citv the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Her.
rick She went home yesterday.
Attorney A. C. Smith, of Preston,
passed through Logan yesterday for
Salt Lake, where he will meet his
wife, who has been in Vernal the past
month.
Lettersrcceived from Goldfeld say
that professional lady nurses get $40 90
per day and hired girls for house work
from two To four dollars per day.
These prices are set by labor unions.
Sidney Beckstead, of Whitney, has
fifty acres of beets which it is thought
will yield 20 tons to the acre. If it is
correct that yield of six tons per
acre will pay all expenses of raising an
acre Of wheat, Il handsome profit will
be made by this gentleman.
1t is stated that there is twenty
acre patch of spring wheat four feet
high near the Lewiston factory that
will not yield twenty bushels there
being no kernels in thestraw. This
is said to be the result of excessive
rust.
Mrs. Fred Gates expects to leave fol
Long Beach, California, in few days
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Gates
left some time ago, and that it is the
Intention of the family to make Cali
fornia their future home. MANY
friends here regret their departure
but wish them great success in tn,
new field.
The Hobbs Music Co. will file incor
poration papers shortly, the firm be
ing recognized with capital OF S25,
600. A portion of the new Andrew,
building will probably be secured fol-
new headquarters. AS we understand
1t, it Is the intention to push the com
pany to the front, If money and encrg,
will do IL.
A woman worries until she get
wrinkles, then worries because shu
has them. If she takes HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea she would hav,
neither. Bright, smiling face follow
its use. 30 cents, Tee or Tablets
Sold by Cy. E. Napier
Otto Bergener, who went to Cnicag,
some time ago to take course OF In
struction at an embalming institu
tion, is reported to have passed til,
examination with grade Of 90 pc
cent, one of the highest records eve
made at the school. Mr. Bergener i
now at Salt Lake doing some pos
graduate work and we understand
that as soon as the Andrews building
on North Main is completed, he ant
Joseph Myer, of this city, will opel
undertaking parlors.
All employees Of the Amalgamate'
Sugar Company who desire employ
ment during the coming campaign ar
requested to communicate at ono
with the undersigned. CHAs. GID
DrNGs, Supt. I
At the last meeting Of the Board o
County commissioners, the County at
torney was directed to institute sui
against all persons who had caused
damage to the Logan canyon road b
driving stock through the forest re
reserve. AS there are about thirty-fiv
such persons, and the damages as
sessed amount to sums ranging from
one dollar to ten dollars only, 1t be
hooves all such persons TO settle wit
the County treasurer before cour
costs are added.