The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-31
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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4, Goto Jorn II. Anderson's for barb
wire.
A special program has been arranged
for the First ward conjoint mutuals
tomorrow evening at 7:3O.
II. E. Hatch, cashier OF ire
Thatcher bank, has been confined to
his home the past three days.
Theodore Peterson, of Hyrum, made
a shipment of spring lambs TO the
eastern markets on Thursday.
Charles Woodhouse, of the Logan
sugar factory and his son went TO
Lehi Thursday to visit his aged
mother
w. II. Homer. horticultural OF
Provo, and wife, have been in Logan
visiting relatives. lie went south
yesterday.
The regular band concert will be
given on the tabernacle square this
afternoon. From 8 to O'Clock a
special program of new music will be
rendered.
Moses Olsen, who recently under.
went an operation in this city for ap-
pendicitis, was taken to his home in
College ward yesterday.
The dance Of the Odd Fellows and
Woodmen that was postponed on the
18th will be given at the Thatcher
pavilion tonight. The public Is In
vited.
New goods arriving daily
at EliasOn Sisters.
Mrs. Josephine r. Taylor, OF Salt
Lake City, who had been visiting her
brother, Bishop John Reouche, OF
Wellsville, the past few days, returned
to her home on Thursday
Wilford.Cranney, Charles and VIM.
Wilkes, of Star valley, are In Logan
on visit A child Of one of them
has just been operated on at one Of
the local hospitals.
Willard Hansen, Of Fielding, came
over to Logan for few days and re.
turned Thursday morning. He has
been afflicted with stomach trouble
the past two weeks, but Is greatly
improved now.
Mrs. Tyson, with Misses Rheda
Kicks and Carrie McAllister, gave
their Sunday school classes an ice
cream festival on the McAlister lawn
Thursday afternoon, which was much
enjoyed by the little tots.
The funeral Of Mrs. Wilhelmia Han.
sen who recently died in the Seventh
ward. was held Thursday aftereoon.
The speakers were L. j, Carlson,
Ephraim Mickesen and Bishop G. j..
Larsen.
Thomas Muir Jr., OF Mendon, was
thrown from a horse In the Third
ward of this city Thursday afternoon
and badly injured. His scalp was
badly cut In the fall and he was in
ternally injured by the horse kicking
him. 1t was quite bad accident.
Revs. Johnston and Jones, Of the
Episcopal mission, returned Tuesday
evening from 2lO mile jaunt through
the mountains to the Bear Lake coun-
, try. They rode horseback and cover
, cd all the country between Montpelier
and Randolph, holding meetings at
various places, They were charmed
with the valley over the mountains
and enjoyed themselves immensely.
II. H. Humphreys, government irri
cation engineer, doing work on the
,, Orland, California, unit, leaves fol
, the coast today. He will visit the
, Irrigation Congress at Sacramento
and then 70 on to his field Of labor
,, Mr.. Humphreys has been in northern
, Utah on a months visit with rela
tives and old-time friends. Mrs
Humphreys will probably remain here
another month yet.
VIM. Garlick, OF Trenton, has beer
In Logan portion Of this week at the
bedside OF his wife, wo has just beer
operated on at one OF the hospital!
= here. A few years ago Mr.. Garlicl
returned from the Philippines in Q
: very bad physical condition. He Sc
: cured pension, considerable back
: pay, bought 200 acres OF land at Tren
ton and Is now strong physically ant
financially.