The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-24
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Mr., John Ferguson, Of Greenville,
is very low with pneumonia James
Vaughan, who has been afflicted
with the same complaint, is improv.
/ ing.
Albert Anderson and mother left
for Teton Basin Sunday afternoon TO
attend the funeral Of his brothers.
wife, Mrs. Richard Anderson, who
died Sunday morning from a paralytic
stroke.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Hyde, of San
pete county, Mrs. Sarah Call, Of Davis
county, and Philo Kent, Of Lewiston,
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Kent
the past few days. They were doing
work at the temple.
James and &. l.. Olsen returned
from Brigham Sunday where they
had been visiting their father. They
say that heavy frost calculated TO do
much damage to the fruit visited
Brigham Friday and Saturday nights
! Auditor w w. Woodsidr, of tie O.
) L., came home Saturday, expect
Jug TO remain over until Monday.
Sunday morning he received a mes.
sage to start for Butte, Mont, at once.
! From Butte he will 20 to Opal, Wyo
where the railroad agent died on Sun.
day.
w, l.. Mckenzie returned from
Omaha Sunday where he recently took
a consignment of beef cattle. In go,
ing he was blockaded at Aspen, by a
tunnel cave.in, The stock was returned
to Ogden and shipped north to Ne
Cannon and then east to Granger
The change set the shipment back six
days
On Saturday three boys were ar
raigned before the Juvenile court fol
petty larceny. An outside merchant
was also brought before his honor foi
selling tobacco TO minors. All OF the
cases being the first oifense on the
part Of those brought into court, sen
tence was suspended.
We carry a large stock
of wall paper; new designs
and the most reasonable
prices is what we offer.
LUNDSTROM Furniture
and Carpet Co.
The Republican party locally ant
nationally is again safe-thanks t
Councilman James McNiel and tn,
estimable lady who years ago consent
ed to ride LIES tossing pillows will
James as her only companion. Thi
second Roosevelt came Sunday morn
my, son weighing something les
than twenty pounds and with tn
lungs Of football player. Mrs. Nc
lei survived the ordeal in splendid
way, but James's difficulty is yet Il
come. The next time the city council
meets there's going TO be something
doing and 1t won't all be fun for tn,
councilman from the tenth
Work on the foundation of tn
much.talked.of long. hoped-for, New
Jersey Academy dormitory was begun
yesterday, AT the request OF thu
Presbyterian Home Mission Board il
New York City, Miss Katherine Smith
preceptress at the academy humble
of years, turned the first shovel o
dirt, and, as one OF those who has la
bored long and earnestly for thi
necessary addition to the school facili
ties, was so overjoyed at the beginning
OF actual work on the proposed struC
ture that she very easily damned he
spade through two feet of hardpa
and tossed tifty-two pounds of grave
exactly thirty.six feet and fifteen in
ches rearward. The structure t
be erected will cost something les
than $1,000 and have such convent
ences as 1t is possible TO add at thi
time. 1t is hoped that the beginning
of the next school year will find tn
dormitory ready for occupancy. Tn
structure, while not Of immense siz
or pretentious appearance, will be
worthy addition to the school and tn
city and Logan, as we'll as those NOR
directly interested and benefited, is t,
be congratulated on the occasion.