The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-10

A little son of sir Young. OF tie
Sixth ward rot little finger calsit
in the gearing Of washing maclr' I
yesterday aud the surgeon did The
rest. 4
The Harris Music Co.'S new build.
ing Is now nearing completion There
was an unexpected nelay on account
of the non-arrival OF the steel for the I
front. 4
N. p. Nicholson of Ewood. Box Ed. I
er county, has been visiting hi, grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jeppesen. e
the Sixth ward He returned home
yesterday.
The 10th Quorum OF Seventy will
meet in the Seventh ward meeting
house Sunday, Aug IL, at 4:l5 m
a good attendance Is requested as
matters of Importance will be trans
acted
Mrs. ID. S. Emery and daughters,
Alice and Clara, Mrs. Denman, of Salt
Lake, and Miss Ruth Clark, OF Brig
ham, have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Thomas the past two
weeks
According to Justice Brangham's
records, there are but 600 people in
this vicinity who fish---with a license
The rest Of 'em just use the ordinary
paraphernalia and bait and probably
catch as many fish.
T. N. judah, Of Trenton, who Is act
ing az watermaster on the West Cache
canal, was In the city yesterday. He
says there is plenty Of water in the
ditch for the crops and they are look.
Ing fine.
District Attorney f. J. Holton is In
the city on business, incident to the
opening Of the August term Of court
today. Mr.. Holton has been In the
mountains couple OF weeks and is
looking particularly hale and hearty.
Don't miss the Auditor
ium dance tonight.
Mrs. Mary Robbins and family are
here from Gunnison on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brang-
ham. Mr.. Robbins is now disposing
Of all his interests at Gunnison, and
the family will make their home in
California.
Col. James Hobbs, OF the Hobbs
Music Co., the man who sells two
pianos and an organ every time he
steps outside the door, has recently
invested in an automobile, and he now
rushes around over the country like q
bloated bondholder with railroad
pass Jim didn't make this money In
the music business, for he is selling in
Struments on too close q margin to
make any protit-his good fortune
come In the bad fortune that removed
from this sphere distant relative
worth $4,000, 200. Col. Hobbs came
In on dizzy, or expects to, hence the
automobilious. We confidently ex-
pect ride on the strength of this ad.
vertisement.
1t slips the mind easily-that's the
reason its mentioned again-thc mat.
ter OF dropping banana peel on the
sidewalk. In two weeks two Salt
Lakers have come to grief over the
carelessness of some thoughtless galoot
who failed to deposit banana peel In
the ditch In preference to the side
walk. A leg was broken In each In.
stance and untold agony and consider.
able expense is the result. Think
about 1t, dear christian friends, and
remind your boys and girls it Is a
crime to throw refuse OF any kind on
the sidewalks. Teach them this from
their youth up aud they will not de.
part from the narrow way when they
are grown up. II they do we can shoot
them and have no twinge Of the con.
science.
Veterinary ii. j. Frederick returned
from Holden, Millard county, Tuesday
night, where he went to investigate a
para)ytic disease suddenly appearing
amongst the horses. Upon reaching
the above place last Sunday week he
found the people much excited, being
fearful that the malignant disease
might be transmitted from the horses
to individuals. The Sunday night
meeting was turned over to Mr..
Frederick, at which he tried to allay
the excitement The disease Is
similar to spinal meningitis. Four
animals died before Mr.. Frederick
reached Holden. All those he treated
showed signs OF great improvement
when he left for home, and the peODle