The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-19

VIM. Welsh vas over from I.aradis,
on Friday.
Mentor jensen Is 10 Brigham con
Quoting cheap sale In clothing.
Mrs. Nellie Fielding, OF this city
has gone to Pocatello for few days.
| s. w. Morrison, a lumberman Of
Salt Lake City, was 10 Logan yester
day or business.
Fred H. Turner, who has been In
Utah The past two weeks, will return
home TO Magrath, Alberta, tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. A. M. Humphreys
came from Marysville to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Banks child.
Mr.. and Mrs. e L. Larsen we're
over from Newton Tuesday. Mr.. Lar.
sen was one OF The Republicans first
subscribers and IL one Of the few who
have ever kept their subscription paid
In advance.
On Thursday, David Eccles paid
sl00, 900 for the option on q group of
coal mines near Coalville that he ex.
poets to buy. 1t IL expected that the
deal will be closed 10 Salt Lake
City today and the property trans.
ferred.
The A. G. Of q. night class In 10.
nestle Science, which held its first
session Wednesday, enrolled no less
than sixty ladies. It is said that fully
seventy.flve were present, and 1t is
believed that the class will swell TO
one hundred. The opportunity is
truly an exceptional one.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Hewitt Phelps held In the Second
ward yesterday was attended by a
large gathering Of relatives. and
friends, who knew her worth 10 the
pioneer days Of this city. The speak.
ers we're G. G. Cressall, d. c. Bulge,
@. ]. Larsen, Anthem Anderton L. G.
Farr, G. Fl. Baker, and Heber Morrell,
Henry Ryan, a Chicago capitalist
who came to Utah q few years ago
and was q prominent figure 10 the
Buhion-Beck Mining company's en-.
tanglements, Is dead broke, and it is
said he has not q home In which to
live. He was also associated with
Aquilla Nebeker In the mining prop
erty located In the Buckskin noun.
tains, which was subsequently sold.
Members Of the Stake Board Of the
Y. L. NJ. I. A. ssembled In regular
session at the home OF Mrs. Ellen
Barber Tuesday afternoon. and as q
surprise turned the meeting into
social affair Mrs. Barber has been In
the M. l. A. work more than twenty.
three years, and this demonstration
was In appreciation Of her splendid
service. Refreshments were served
and the ladies gave Mrs. Barber and
themselves genuinely good time.
Mrs. Mary Phelps, widow OF Henry
Phelps who died about tweoty years,
died at her home In the Second ward,
Tuesday night, at the age of IS pears.
Mrs Phelps was born::in Billingford,
Norfolk, England, inl 1882, and emf.
grated to Logan 10 1868. In England
she was married to VIM. Hewitt, who
died. She then married Henry Phelps,
and survived him. No family Is left.
Mrs. Phelps was au aunt Of Fred
Smith, the baker. The funeral SER
vice was held yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Aristotle Fushima Phillips, ne
OF the Salt Lake Tribune who eats
Mormon at breakfast, dinner and |
supper and incidently writes very In.
teresting articles detailing the ex.
tent and worth OF Utah's resources,
was 10 this city Wednesday digging |
up facts about Logan and Cache val.
ley. He will weave his accumulation |
into something we'll worth reading, !
and at no cost to the populace Of this
end OF incompatible Zion will |
present II through the columns of
The Tribune-for all of which we
are duly grateful On Wednesday
"Brother" Phillips caught up with
his 57th milestone, but ne doesn't
look IT, for he IS as active and skittish
as any OF the young ducks" Till.
man told us about. The fire In his
eye (he has two good ones) Is un-
dimmed, and the elasticity OF his step
Is as of yore. That A L. may live to
write during another 81 years is the
worst wish we, land many other friends
here, have for him. Phillips is well
and favorably known to the Cache
Villain who visits Salt Lake frequent
ly, and despite his Tribune tendency
to eat Mormons without waiting To
secure salt and pepper, some Of his
best friends are among the Saints.