The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-06
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Bishop Thomas E. Kicks. OF Rex.
burg, spent the Fourth in Logan.
To Rent-Two or three rooms for
small family. Inquire 231 W.lst South.
Mesdames John A. Crockett and G.
| G. johnson spent the Fourth In Salt
Lake City.
Miss Vivian Thomas, OF Rexburg,
spent the Fourth with her cousin, Mrs.
George Fister. d.
Roy Eccles passed through Logan
on the morning Of the Fourth, enroute
for Salt Lake City.
Manager W. o. Ramshaw was made
happy last Sunday night by the birth
OF fine boy ut his home.
Lost-A gold fob, with picture OF
little girl inside; leave at this office
and be literally rewarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erdman, of Brigham,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Bateson on the Fourth.
Robert d. Roberts, operated on at
Salt Lake City few weeks ago, was
able to be out on the Fourth.
John Winder Jr., Of Salt Lake City,
was the guest Of his brother.in.law,
Newell Kimball, on the Fourth.
Misses Susie Gates, Zetta Turner
and Phoebe Kicks are having q ten
days vacation In Salt Lake City.
Mrs. S. E. Needham has gone to
Hayden, Idaho, to see her sister, Mrs.
Claud Fullmer, who is very Ill.
George w. Moench returned from a
mission to Scotland on the evening OF
the Fourth, having been absent two
years
Leo Wendelboe left for Wyoming on
the morning Of the Fourth, where he
accepts position with corps Of en-.
gineers.
Edward Jessop, an old timer of Mill.
vile, spent the Fourth In that place,
and returned to Ogden Friday. Mr..
Jessop is suffering from cancer Of the
jaw.
Edward and Eric Ryberg came from
Ely, Nevada, to spend the Fourth In
Logan. Eric says, while Nevada Is
the country for money, Cache is the
garden spot OF the world to live In,
and when make my stake, here will
I be-You bet."
On Wednesday ball team from the
Cache Valley Condensed Milk factory
10 this city went to Millville and
played that team to a standstill. the
score standing 8 too when darkness
came on.
Fl. A. Peterson and S. W. Ritter, OF
Logan, W. M. Wantland and Engi.
neer Kirby, OF Salt Lake, were out to
the Zenoli property day CT two ago,
and Mr.. Petersen says they found
things looking fine, much better than
anticipated and highly satisfactory.
About two weeks ago a iady's valu.
able black silk suit was left In one Of
the stores In this city. The articles
are now at this Office and can be had
by the owner, II they are properly de-
scribed and this advertisement paid
for.
Subscribers for THE REPUBLICAN
who receive their papers by carrier in
| the city, will take notice that check.
ing up Of the routes will be made next
week, thereby causing some Of the
deliveries to be made little late In
the day.
Union services will occur at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening
at O'Clock, at which Rev. Martin
Thomas will preach. At II q. m. the
usual worship will occur, followed by
the Sunday school at l2;l5r The public
is cordially welcome.
In the suit Of Thomas Smart VS.. ii.
e. Hatch, filed In the district court
some time ago, for the payment Of
$1,000 and interest, an answer thereto
has been filed by the defendant,
wherein he claims the sum Of 81, 100 30
for services rendered from October,
1898, to August, 1903 This leaves q
balance due the defendant, for which
he asks, with costs added.
On July 3rd the officers OF the fol-
lowing three sugar companies, Utah.
Idaho and Western Idaho, met In
Salt Lake City for the purpose OF con.
sidering the proposition OF merging
the three companies into one. with a
capitalization Of $4,000, 900, the title
OF the new company to be the Utah
and Idaho Sugar company The direc.