The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-10
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A fine lot of trunks and suit. cases
have arrived at Audreas Peterson's.
Nose Carbon will be the manager OF
the Pocatello auditorium during the
coming season.
Miss Florence Tingey, daughter Of
Bishop Tingey OF Salt Lake City, is In
Logan visiting young ladyfriends.
Mrs. Ida Humphreys went to Ogden
Thursday morning to meet her hus.
pband, who is expected from Cali.
fornia.
c. Dewitt Fulmer, who has been in
Logan the past ten days, left for Den
yer Thursday to resume his work with
the Great Western Sugar Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. johnson. OF
Hyde Park, recently returned from a
weeks visit to the Snake River coun.
try, where they have daughter.
Mrs. George Thompson, of Provi-
dence bench, returned from Paris,
Idaho, on Thursday, where she at.
tended the funeral OF her son, Charles
Cooper, who died suddenly Of pneu.
monia.
The Scandinavians hold their re.
union at Mt. Pleasant today and to.
morrow, it being fifty.seven years to.
day since the first person in Scandi.
navia was baptized into the Latter.
day Saints Church.
F. X. Nebeker, attorney, accom-.
panied Adam Patterson TO Ogden on
Thursday to transact business per.
tanning to the tract Of Mexican tim
Der land that was recently sold to an
English syndicate
Douglas NJ. Todd Is acting as soil.
citor for the Danielsen Pillow company
Of Independence, Mo. People who
have the means appear to have conf.
dence in the enterprise, for there is
considerable stock subscribed.
The ceremony incident to the mar.
riage of Miss Bessie Thomas, at noon
next Wednesday, will be performed In
the M. E. Church, rather than at "the
home" as announced. Following the
ceremony the guests will 60 to "the
home" for q wedding dinner.
Peter Hartvigsen, formerly OF
Hyrum, came down from Lost River
to attend the funeral Of his daughter,
Mrs. Henry Ames, who was recently
struck by lightning. This makes the
third married daughter that he has
buried in the past six months.
Fred Merrill, a graduate Of the A
c. and formerly principal Of the High
School at Nephi, has been staying
with his brother, Lorin, In this city
the past week. The visitor left Fri
day for the Iowa Agricultural College
where he will take course in ANNA
husbandry.
Miss BERTHE Beckstead reached Lo
gan Thursday night from a two
months eastern trip. While away
she spent a portion Of her time at the
jamestown exposition. On Thursday
she went to the homo OF her parents
in Idaho, and may go to California soon
position having been offered hel
there.
Ras Rasmussen was over from Wells
vile Thursday. He says that ne viii
raise about three cars OF fine apple.
this year, and is responsible for tn,
statement that the quality Of thu
Cache valley crop will be much better
than last year, though the quantit,
will be much less. Early frosts die
much damage.
1t isn't often that business in Logar
is so brisk that it is necessary to use {
wagon to haul the money to the bank
yet this was the case on Wednesday
with Ringing. The big circus man
ager deposited between $1,000 ant
$4,000 with the Cache Valley Banking
Co., and inasmuch as nine.tenths o.
this amount was composed of dadd,
dollars and smaller pieces the weigh,
was little less than a ton. The deli
very OF the goods at the bank at
tracted no little attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shadrach Morgan arr
here from Evanston, Wyoming, on {
short visit with friends OF Mrs. Nor
gan, who until recently was Mis-.
Agnes Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Goodwin have been doing the
honors. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan have
just returned from months brida
tour that took them over most OF the
eastern country, and are now prepar