The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-03
CITY and COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.
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+, Mrs. M. s. Rosenbaum, Of Mendon,
was In Logan Monday.
Justice VIM. Brangham has been
and still IL under the weather.
Ne sell the Earth ana Loan money
on II. H. A. Petersen b Co.
To Rent-Two or three rooms for
small family. Inquire 231 W.1st South.
J. T. Hammond Sr. came from Salt
Lake Saturday, and returned on Mon
day morning.
The health OF Hon. Moses Thatcher
Is improving since he and the family
have gone to their summer camp in
Logan canyon.
Mrs. J. A. McAllister left Monday
morning TO visit her son.in.law, Lieut.
enant Binford and family at Monterey
California. She will be absent about
six weeks.
Thomas Toombs and wife returned
to their home at Wells, Nevada, Mon.
day morning. They have been In the
city the past week during the illness
and death Of the lady's father.
Owing TO the funerals Of John
T. Thain and Kathryn Blair being
held last Sunday at twelve O'Clock
noon, there was light attendance At
the tabernacle meeting. which con.
vened at two p. m.
Leroy Merrill, of Richmond, was
buggy riding 10 Logan Saturday. He
has improved in health, but the
paralysis In his lower limbs still re.
mains with him. without much i'm
provement.
E. w. Rawlins, OF Denver, took
Lewiston's $1,000 school bonds and
signed up for them yesterday. The
Lewiston people propose to build q
s24, 900 central school building on the
Harvey Rawlins land.
Miss Lorena J. Fisher, Of Mrs. H.
Christensen's millinery store, at Rich.
mond, has been In Salt Lake three
weeks visiting friends, and while there
will do some buying for their new
millinery establishment, now being
erected.
T. E. Mckay was the speaker at the
Kathryn Blair funeral on Sunday,
which was held at the residence Of
Mrs. Luna Y. Thatcher. The re.
marks offered we're consollng and In.
structive to those present. There was
q large attendance.
About two weeks ago iady's valu.
able black silk suit was left In one Of
the stores In this city. The articles
are now at this Office and can be had
by the owner, II they are properly de-
scribed and this advertisement paid
for.
On the Geo. L. Farrell dry farm at
Petersboro Is to be found wheat
measuring five feet IN height, TOO
acres Of II. 300 acres Of barley shows
to great advantage. Mr.. Farrell's
wheat IL Of the "Golden Coin" variety,
which he swears by. Bunches of the
wheat shown here are very attractive
10 appearance.
Paris Postum. James Hobbs, of
the Hobbs Music Co., Logan, Utah,
was business visitor In Paris last
week. While here he sold the Paris
orchestra one of the celebrated Oliver
make pianos. The Paris orchestra will
now be able TO give sweeter music
than ever, and will no doubt add
greatly to their reputation already es.
tablished as q fine dance orchestra.
Articles OF incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state fol-
the organization Of the Trenton Land
g. Investment company. The capital
stock is 100000. Last Saturday the
deeds were transferred and the money
paid over for the Farley Merrill farm
The consideration is said to have been
$4,000. 1t is the intention OF the
company to deal In land. build grain
elevators and to launch out In such
enterprises as may be deemed profit.
able. An alfalfa meal mill will be
among the departures talked OF.
The Kensington, Saturday after,
noon, given at "The Hanks" by Mrs
A. g. Barrett, In honor Of Mrs. f. NJ
Barrett, was very pleasant affair
The decorations were cut flowers, and
place cards were dainty little flags
IA Study In Forestry" guessing
contest In which participants were OK,
pected to supply the name Of the
proper tree in. answer to enigmatic
questions, proved very entertaining
pastime, and as whole the afternoon
was very delightful one. Those
present to meet the guest Of
honor were Mesdames Champ, Perry,