The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-23
Richmond Continued

| OF >. IL. Evans, oluueudhei dEcht W
this city. MIR. Evans attended con-
ference Sunday last and was highly
pleased with the addresses OF the
Apostles there, Mr.. S. II. Evans
com menced TO work for Studebaker in
this place hardly month ago, and has
sold over $4,000 worth OF buggies,
wagons, etc. for his firm, thereby
showing somebody intends TO work and
Others to have enjoyment this sum-
| mer.
The 7th and sth grades were almost
deprived of the ice cream for their
entertainment Monday night. The
Stoddard horse attached to the cart
used to bring the cream to the school
house became frightened and ran away,
breaking the cart to pieces, but
fortunately doing no other serious
damage. One of the Merrill boys who
was driving received slightly spraned
ankle but it was not enough to Keep
him away from the party.
The Cache Valley Baseball League
which was organized in Franklin,
Idaho, Saturday last will receive the
support OF Richmond The first game
OF the league to be played will be at
this place, between Preston and
Richmond teams. Our boys are prac.
ticing hard for this event and have
great hopes Of winning.
+. S. Schow, who recently passed a
successful civil service examination In
Logan, has just been infor med that
he Is 10Th on the list to be appointed as
teacher In the Philippines. However,
he will not be required to leave here
this fall, as $50 have already been
ordered to prepare to leave. He may
70 next spring or In The fall OF 1907.
Richmond boasts Of having as well
kept cemetery as can be found in this
county Today the Monson brothers
are erecting 500 monument over
their fathers grave. This will be a
good addition to the already large
number OF beautiful monuments put
up here.
The High Creek Light e. Power Co.
continues to be very active in putting
up poles and working on their plant
up Muddy canyon. A force OF over
sixty men are engaged there this
week. They surely intend to give us
electricity by the LIST Of August as
stated in previous issue.
Word has been received hert that
Frank Burnham has been honorably
released from his mission and arrived
In Salt Lake last week. Mr.. Burnham
intends to be home here with his
many friends about Thursday next
We will be glad TO welcome him back,
j. W. Mortons little daughter
Gladys, has improved so well from
the operation in Logan that she was
was brought home last week and con
tinues to improve, which will be graft
lying news W all iNre'
Charles Reuter- and wife, who have
been here the the past ten days, re
turned to their homes in Marsh Val
ley Monday. Mrs. Peter Johnson ant
little one accompanied them to spenc
few days.
Mrs. w. ii. Davis. wife of the elect
rician here, has gone TO Ogden 20 visi
with her parents there. In the mean
time her husband is patching it and il
beginning to get over his lonesomeness
Brig Monson, wife and children ar,
down from Franklin. They will sooI
locate here again and will live in thei
new home on the county road as soor
as it can be completed,
John Barnett, after spending weel
here with his family, returned las
week to Downey, Ida, where he i
working for the Lars johnson Mer
camille Co.
, +. A.Allen and wife were busy max
ing their last purchases in Richmond
Monday, as they left Tuesday for Gen
tile Valley, where they bought farm
! recently.
Arthur Mendenhall and wife ar
here from Dayton, Idaho and inten,
to locate here now. The gentleman
: will do carpenter work with G, Doty
John Altman, the painter and sigr
writer who did considerable work her
and at Lewiston last winter, came NJ
from Salt Lake Saturday night.
Jonn Johnson and his newly wedde
/ wife left for Cheyenne, Wyo., las
\ week. Mr., Johnson will work for Tn
r o. S. L. Railroad there.
The quarantine was raised iron
Carl Olsen's place Monday and Carl /
: now a well and free man again.