The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-10
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CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

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field Saturday
We sell the Earth ana Loau money
on It. H. a. Petersen d Co.
w. W. Simmons. OF Cannon was In
Logan Saturday.
Bishop William B. Breston and wife
and L. r. Martineau came from Salt
Lake Saturday night.
Lost-A gold fob, with picture OF
little girl inside; leave at this Office
and be literally rewarded.
Harry Brown, of the Cache Valley
Marble Works, went to Salt Lake
City Saturday morning on business
intent.
President Angus NJ. Cannon came
from Salt Lake City Monday to attend
a meeting Of the directors Of the Lo.
gan temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kicks and
Miss Vivian Thomas returned to Rex.
burg Saturday after short visit here
with relatives.
Miss Dorothy Priscilla Hervey, Of
the New Jersey Academy. left for
Los Angeles Saturday morning. She
will spend the summer touring the
coast.
Train No. As, from Cache Junction,
will now reach Logan at 7:l5 q. m. In.
stead Of SIS q. M, thus saving
an hours wait at Cache Junction.
The train leaves there at 8 a. M. in
stead OF Z a. m.
On Thursday at 8 p. m. the mem.
bers OF the Young Ladies Mutual
improvement Associations will meet
at the tabernacle instead of in their
respective wards. This Is to be q
testimony meeting.
Bill posters for Ringling's Greatest
Shows on Earth" we're 10 Logan Mon.
day. The big show will be In Logan,
Aug. q, and will come this time with
SO cars, 40 elephants, $50 head Of
horses. Ringing has been here be-
fore and has never been disappoint.
ing.
Miss Lutte Foster, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs E.P. Bacon the past school
year, during which time she attended
the A. G. Of o., left on Saturday
morning for Los Angeles where Prof,
and Mrs. Foster are just at present.
While here the young lady was one OF
the most popular and leaves several
vacant hearts behind.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. R. ]. Smith,
formerly OF Smithfield, will be glad to
know that at Schenectady, N. Y,
they are getting along very nicely. In
delightful letter TO Bishop G. L.
Farrell, DR.. Smith speaks kindly Of
his experiences at Smithfeld, and
says he expects to return to the
GLORIOUS west" before his raven hair
Is streaked with grey, his memories Of
the west being naught but pleasant.
Mrs. Smiths health has improved
slightly, though she still weighs less
than ton. In New York the weather
has been very CHARACTERIZATION hot
to hottest-93 to 100 degrees.
, Miss Grace Fisher, graduate OF the
A. G. OF U. and instructor in Domes-
tic Science two years, left on Saturday
for Indiana. She will spend the sum.
mer there and attend Columbia Uni
versity, New York, the following
school year. She will not return to
Logan, fact many warm friends
among old schoolmates and the towns.
people sincerely regret. Miss Fisher
is a very capable young woman OF
strong character and pleasing person.
ality, one certain to make her way
with marked credit.
In a letter from M. d. McKane or.
dering THE REPUBLICAN sent to his
address at Blackhorse, Nevada, he
says OF his prospect there: 1--WE have
a good vein OF good looking ore, but
don't think it will do to ship as yet.
The vein is a contact between rhyolite
quartz and quartzite for hanging
wall and a dyerite for foot wall.
We are looking for a big boom. We
are about thirty-tivc miles east and a
little south Of Ely, on the great Ne
tada copper ledge, the same that
Newhouse is on, and have no doubt
our property will be found to be as
good some day.