The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-07
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CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

Osro Crockett came from Preston
Thursday.
zoe per dozen paid for eggs at II. G.
Hayb balls.
C. T. Barrett, architect, was 10
Ogden Thursday
We sell the Earth ana Loan monsv
IN II. Fl. A. Petersen & Co.
Mrs John =. Carbon gave birth to
fine ten. pound boy last Saturday
night.
VIM. WEIGH was over from Paradise
Wednesday. He reports the crops In
that vicinity as being very satisfac-
tory.
II. j. Frederick, veterinarian at
the A. e. Of o., started for Kansas
City Thursday to attend convention
Of his kind.
Children's day at the Auditorium,
Saturday afternoon OF each week, 2:3O
to $50. Admission, including skates
15c.
On Thursday Edwin johnson, son Of
Michael johnson, left for Shelley,
Idaho, where he may remain perma.
nently.
Mrs. G. H. hampton, of Bount!ful,
who has been visiting relatives, the
Cash family, the past two weeks, re.
turned Thursday.
Mrs. Kartchner and Miss Fannie
Crockett will open a millinery estab-
lishment at Meissner's old bakery
stand on South Main.
Hon. AQuilla Nebeker and Heber
Carlisle Jr. came from Laketown Wed.
nesday. The former gentleman went
to Salt Lake on Thursday.
Joseph Carbon left for Silver Island
Thursday, where ne expects to meet
mining experts OF the Opendorfer
people, who will inspect the mining
property.
Misses Ella and Chloe Friday, who
visited their brother and sister,
Thomas Friday Jr. ana Mrs. Ava
Chapman, at American Fork, a couple
OF weeks, returned to Logan Wednes.
day.
John Squires returned the fore part
OF the week from surveying trip
from the Utah line near Meadowville
to Soda Springs, distance Of over
fifty miles. 1t took the corps six
weeks to run the line.
Mrs. Harry Stoney has gone to Den.
yer for an indefinite stay. Mr.. Stoney
Is now clerking for Howell Bros, but
contemplates going to Denver about
January 1st-providing Mrs. Stoney
doesn't get homesick for Logan be.
fore that time.
In a personal letter from A. j. Bev.
eridge, superintendent of the Zenol
mine, he says, ''some very nice ore is
being taken out. The lead Wine is
still going down. We broke into a
7 fine streak yesterday Monday which
will assay away up" This will come as
: glad news to Logan shareholders.
Willard Hansen returned from Salt
Lake City Monday night, and reports
that while business will take him to
Salt Lake City eventually, he can not
now find home there to rent. He
will 20 to Salt Lake only when he can
sell his home here and buy there, and
his property here is now for sale at a
bargain.
Mr.. Hugo playhouse, Of Boise, Idaho
Is in Logan visiting Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Bowen and other relatives. Mrs
playhouse, a sister to Mr.. Bowen, has
been In Logan several weeks. On
Thursday Messrs. Bowen and playhouse
went up Logan canyon on a fishing
trip and succeeded In landing some.
thing less than half ton Of trout.
Robert Carlisle, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Heber J. Carlisle, i'll
of diabetes for a considerable
time, died Thursday morning at
eleven years Of age. The boy had
lgradually wasted away, all effort to
control thu disease being unavailing
The funeral service will be held today
at O'Clock In the First ward meeting
house. In their bereavement, the
parents Of the deceased have the sym
pathy Of wide circle OF friends.