The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-18

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promissory note was case filed Tues
DAY with Clerk Larsen.
Rev. NOrfleet entertains the men,
bers OF the Masonic fraternity tonight
in honor Of p. f. Keller.
The Logan Junk House has paid out
over $1,000 for scrap iron and other re-
fuse since 1t opened up in Logan. 1t
has shipped four cars OF such stun up.
to.date
Mrs, Ashcroft aud daughter, Mrs.
Lindquist, of Pocatello, came to Lo.
gan Tuesday morning to remain a
month while a child OF the latter re-
ceives treatment at one OF the hospi.
tails
On Tuesday David w. James, OF
Paradise, filed suit for divorce against
his wife, Elizabeth o, James, charging
aversion, abortion untruthfulness and
general cussedness. A. A. Law will
handle this case.
The orchestral music at the Murray
& Mack performance Monday evening
excited considerable favorable com.
ment. IL was bright snappy and Wig
orous, like the show, and added much
to the presentation
Not a small improvement has been
M do lao hn Itt Nipn or
OF gravel on First East street Just
north of First North. That place has
ever been an unsighJly mudhole, but
now looks like street.
The SOrosis ball at the A. G. Saturday
night was one OF the SWEETEST and most
enjoyable affairs OF the kind that ever
happened, the girls literally covering
themselves with glory. Decorations
were of lilies and other cut flowers.
Punch was served and fortunes told
In dainty egg shells. The Paternity
rooms were perfect bowers.
The Sunday School Board deem IL
advisable for the merchants and bust
ness men generally to grant their en-
ployes half holiday each week dur.
Ing the summer, hoping thus to take
from the young people any seeming
grounds for claiming Sunday as day
OF recreation. They decided to ask
the Commercial Club to take up the
matter.
Alma Jensen, one of Clarkston's
substantial citizens, has Just returned
from the Twin Falls, Burlcy, Rupert
country. He went TO look over the
land for sale there with the intention
OF buying for himself and others If he
found anything that suited Mr.. Jen-
sen returns to Cache convinced that
the Twin Falls country has nothing
to offer the man who owns fair land in
this valley. Values there are exceed
ingly high and much OF the ground
poor. He is convinced that many
there would be glad to get out il they
could do so without losing heavily.
In Mr.. Jensen's mind that country
has doomed TO the limit and the boom
is liable to fall out some day. The
land around Burley and Rupert looks
good TO him, but until the water is
taken out there, even this is not the
best. He believes Burley is rather
certain To be good town.
Saturday evening saw the arrival Of
a party Of five from Logan, Cache
county-Dr. w. b. Parkinson, medical
director OF the Cache Valley l.. ID. s.
hospital; Mrs. Dave Thomas and two
children: and Miss PHYLLIS Thatcher.
This is Mrs. Thomas first visit east,
and naturally IL will be quite an event
with her; she also enjoys reunion
with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Farrell,
whom she has not seen for nearly two
years, Miss Phyllis Thatcher is an old
New Yorker, and quite accustomed to
all the different noises and rapid tran.
sits that the city boasts Of DR.. Par.
kinson is in the city strictly on bust
ness bent, and will divide his time be-
tween the New York Eye and Ear In
Urinary, the Manhattan Eye and Ear
hospital on Forty-trSt and Parke ave.
nue., and surgery at st Luke'S and
Bellevue hospitals, The Logan party
Is located at l2i Amsterdam avenue,
Mrs Thomas and Miss Thatcher with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs Farrell,
DR., Parkinson with his friends, Mr. and
Mrs, EaSJon, They are all welcome
additions u the salt Lake colony
Now York ILemS. DesnrnL NnMs