The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-14
Local Items.

the 18th.
Johnson's eating car Is closed for y
few days for repairs. tits to be re-
modelled and fixed up 10 first-class
shape.
Mayor Robinson and wife, and W.
w. Mclaughlin and wife are taking .
vacation In Logan canyon and at Bear
Lake.
Misses Emma Robbins and Pearl
Rogerson spent Sunday afternoon at
Peterboro. They we're guests Of the
Petersons and spent some time on Lo.
gan river on q new yacht" recently
launched.
M. G. Merrill writes from the Phil
jppine Islands that he Is 0. X. and In
q general way Is getting along very
satisfactorily. His address now Is
SHAY. Occidental Negroes, P. I. Mr..
Merrill Is agricultural Inspector.
Miss May Cooper, Of Providence
Bench, who has been visiting sister,
Mrs. Manca, at Seattle, Washington,
for six months. arrived home last
Thursday. She enjoyed the stay in
the northwest, but Is glad to be In
Cache again.
The johnson Car is not doing bust
ness at the old stand just now. The
ARK" Is closed ten days for repairs
and will reopen all fixed up 10 first.
class style, being remodeled and re.
fitted Herman Johnson, the original
and only Royal Chef" is always 10
the forefront.
Miss Anna Larsen, young lady
from Brigham who had been visiting
10 Logan, returned home Monday &C.
companied by Misses Mary Sorcnson
and Mamie Eames, who will spend q
week there. We are authorized to
say that there is q very lonesome
Stone In this neighborhood now.
The Oakley Eagle, published by A.
N. Merrill, formerly superintendent
of schools In Logan, has been sus.
pended. Mr.. Merrill is at the head OF
the Oakley schools and found his
duties too many to keep up the news
paper. The Eagle was ever q bright
little sheet, and the Oakley people
will miss Il,
On Friday morning Sheriff Thomas
Smith brought young man named
Charles V. Stark down from Preston.
He was placed under arrest for bur.
glarizing DR.. Adamson's residence at
Richmond last Wednesday. A gold
watch and other valuables were stolen
and the watch was found upon the
young man. He acknowledged his
guilt.
1t develops that the injury Miss
NADIA Harry sustained at the Logan
Steam Laundry last Fridry was con.
siderable. Her right hand almost to
the wrist was drawn between hot roll
lers, and besides being mashed, the
hand was terribly burned. 1t Is
doubtful as to just how the injury
may result. There Is no disposition
to lay the blame on anyone.
T. Fl. Humphreys, formerly survey.
or OF Cache county, now 10 the Gov.
eminent reclamation service at Or.
land, Oal., is In Logan on a months
visit. Since leaving Logan few
few years ago Mr.. Humphreys has
'gone way up the line" and Is recog-
nized as an expert In the irrigation
service. At the Klamath Falls and
Yuma projects he distinguished him
self and is reaping the reward OF the
capable and faithful. Mr.. Hum
phreys will 60 over to Bear Lake to
spend some time with his parents and
then he and his wife will return to
the Sacramento Valley
Ruth, six.year.old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Scion Barber, was badly
burned at the family camp. in Logan
canyon Saturday. While playing
about the fire the child's clothing
caught and before Mr.. Barber could
extinguish the flames, the left limb
and lower part Of the body was rather
badly burned. She was brought down
TO Logan for surgical attention and on
Monday was taken back to the can.
yon. 1t is possible that some skin
grating will have to be done before
one Of the burns heals properly. The
little girls courage during her pain Is
said to have been remarkable.
Peter Affleck, the painter, has such
business at present that 1t has been
necessary to send away for help. He
now employs three Of the best union
men In Salt Lake City and all are now
busy doing the best painting ever done
| in this citv. Mr.. Affieck has f0und