The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-11
Locals,

l.. H. NaIlineau, Of Salt Lake, was
in Logan Friday.
See II e display OF souyer!r china Of
the A g. and II. Y. colleges at the
Johnson Jewclry Co.
Albert Mosley, Of Millville Is suf-
fering from bad attack Of rheuna-
tlsm.
Doctor Pack will speak in the Second
ward meetidg house Sunday evening
at 1880 O'Clock.
Heber Carlisle, deputy tee inspector
OF the county, went to Richmond
Thursday in his Official capacity.
Chris Johnson, OF Bancroft, who has
been in the hospital suffering from
spotted fever, has fully recovered.
Harry Goodsell, who was brought
down from Butte live weeks ago, de-
llrlous with brain fever, is now out OF
the hospital and improving rapidly.
For real pleasure go to the Audi.
forum Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday; 2:30 to $50, 1880 to 1880.
Saturday evening skates off at IL
o'clock.
Services will occur at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday at IL a. m. and
Sp. m. The young people meet In
Sunday school at 1915 and 1880 p. m.
A II are welcome.
Mr. Roy d. Thatcher will leave the
Utah Farmers Loan Association on
the 18th inst and soon after will leave
Logan for Chicago where he will pur-
sue the study of law. He will take
his wife and little Paul with him and
will be absent two or three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Farrell, of Salt
Lake, came to Logan THURSDAY to re-
main until Tuesday. Mr. Farrell will
carry the bass so'os in "Hiawatha" at
the tabernacle Monday, treat that
no Logan music lover will care to
miss. Mr. Farrell is enjoying his stay
in Salt Lake and is getting along very
nicely in his work
Rev. Day, who Is Presbyterian sup
ply at Brigham City during the
absence of DR. Rankin, is in Logan
the guest OF Rev. Clemenson and
friends. Rev. Day Is young man
who a short time ago graduated from
Hamilton College, New York, with
the honors that entitle him TO free
trip through Europe
Mr.. Ed South, OF Salt Lake city, has
purchased Pres Kerr's driviug team,
$500 being the cost Ed bought this
fine team for the specific purpose Of
driving through TO the Tampico ban
ana plantation, a few hundred miles
south of Mexico city. During the
past few nays he and Or CA. Gowans
have been In Cache selling Tampico
Co stock.
Herman Johnson is TOW doing that
which many Others might do in this
valley by way Of improvement Some
time ago he purchased piece Of land
near the mouth OF Logan cannon at a
nominal figure. The brush has been
grubbcd, the land plowed and set out
in fruit trees and shrubbcry. Those
who have seen his place say the land
is now worth 5000 peracre.
Friends throughout the county will
regret to learn that there Is little or
no hope Of Roy Merrills condition be-
ing improved, an examination by a
number Of Salt Lake physicians this
week result ing in that verdict. The
young man is paralyzed from the ao.
domen down, completely helpless, as a
result OF fall from a telephone pole
north OF Richmond several months
ago. He Vas badly crushed In that
fall and following an operation In this
city it was many days before 1t was
certain that he would live. Then II
was that the paralytic condition de-
veloped but still great hope Of this
vanishing was entertained, and 1t Is
only in recent weeks that the other
conclusion las been forced upon the
young man and his family and friends
DR.. James Cochran gave few
friends a very delightful evening at
the home OF Mrs, p d, Stops Thurs
day,a sort Of farewell musical In which
he was the star ard W. w, Clark and
the writer were incidental as yocalists.
Dr. Cochran is a pianist of exceeding
rare ability and individuality who for
eight or nine years has kept himself
buried on ranch above Kilgore, Ida,
aud for this place he will leave Logan
in few days, following a half'winter's
stay here. During his visits here he
has found highly appreciative listener:
TO his music, and for soue Of these he
gave this informal Between times
refreshments were served and there