The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-13
CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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OOuuUy attorney AiOerG Law "
gradually improving. He anticipates
being out and around In a few days.
The 10th Quorum Of Seventy will
meet in the Seventh ward meeting
house, Sunday, July 14th, at 4:l5 p. m.
r Oliver Hansen, Of the Fourth ward,
returned Wednesday night from
twenty.seven months mission to
Sweden.
Mrs. j. r. Maxwell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Thoreson, left for
Salt Lake yesterday after ten days
stay in Logan.
Wanted-Teams to haul lumber
from Blacksmith Fork Canyon to
Coles Lumber Yard. Inquire Smart
Land & Livestock Co.
Last Tuesday Adam Archibald, OF
Charleston, aged II, fell from hay
derrick and broke his Left arm and dis.
located his elbow joint.
Ell Bell made business trip to Salt
Lake City and return on Thursday.
His wife, who had been there two
weeks, returned with him.
Preston and Ely ball teams played
at Preston last Monday and Tuesday.
The first days game stood 0 to and
the last to 0, both games In favor Of
Preston.
Prof. Joseph Jensen, Carl CART and
Ariel Carbon left for Beaver Dam yes.
terday to take the oversight Of build.
Ing . span Of pipe line on the Ham,
m ond canal.
Jacob West leaves tomorrow for
Mountain View, Canada, to spend
little time with his sons, John and
Fred. His stay 10 Canada Is some
what indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs, James c. johnson, OF
the Fourth ward, started Friday on a
visit to relatives In Pocatello and
Bancroft. They win return through
Bear Lake valley.
Miss Charlotte Kyle, teacher at the
New Jersey Academy the past two or
three years, will teach history and
English at the A. C. of U. the coming
year. The change was voluntary on
the part OF Miss Kyle and to her ad.
vantage financially. She Is a very
capable young lady and will I'm.
questionably make good" in her new
work.
J. e. Shepard received a telegram
) last Wednesday at p. m. from his
brother, whom he had not seen for
seven years, stating that he was CON-
ing down from the north and desired a
meeting at Cache Junction. One hour
after the message was received Mr..
| Shepard was at the junction and met
his brother, both going to Ogden,
] where they spent pleasant day to.
, gether.
Contrary to rumor, Prof. James
, Dryden will not remain at the A. G. Of
, U. this year. Every reasonable In.
ducement was offered the famous
; poultry man, but his plans will take
! him elsewhere. This does not come
, from Mr.. Dryden, but is from source
!. close enough to be Official. For the
n sake of the big school 1t is to be re-
. GREETED that Prof. Dryden will not re-
main In Logan.
q The new postal law, which Is now
In effect, allows the use OF ten cent.
4 Of regular postage stamps on specia
q delivery letters, In place Of the hereto
:. fore regulation stamp. But in order
!. to secure the delivery as such, it i!
!. necessary to write across the face o.
+ the envelope the words, Especial De
q livery" Unless this is done. the post
/. Office cannot tell whether 1t Is the in
|. tention Of the sender to register Of
q call for other kind of delivery. so In
that case the letter goes out just al
e though there was only two.cenl
Z stamp on II.
Letters from Leland T. Hanks say
that he is enjoying his work at Bling
$ ham fairly we'll. Though he is far uI
: the canyon, away from society and
= high life, he finds some excitement In
viewing the bodies OF dead Greeks tina,
are brought out almost daily. The
: other night, Leland mustered up hi
manly courage and with open pocket
knife In hand started on mile and ;
half trip.to a dance down the canyon
! He had scarcely got well started wher
| he fell over, some object that was soft
and oh, so cold. In the dark he coult
not distinguish exactly what the oh
| ject was, but ghostly visions came be
fore his minds eye, and as his hal
rose on end the young man decided I,
vacate that vicinity in rush. Tha
he did so Is attested in the fact tina
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