The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
CITY AND COUNTY
> Items OF Interest Ascot
People and Events.
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Apostle Heber j. Grant passed
through Logan Monday morning.
Special sale on mems, ladies' and
children's shoes. att. II. Anderson's.
Erastas Cole is moving into his
handsome new home on West Center
street.
George Skidmore, manager OF the
Union knitting mills, is In Salt Lake
City on business.
Mrs. Wilcox has sold her residence
property on South First East to Thos.
Humphreys, consideration $4,000.
Persons desiring to take boarders or
those having rooms to rent should re.
port same to the Brigham Young Col
lege at once.
The Goodmunsen Brothers, who
have recently started cafe, paid sl34
for groceries and meat In the month
Of August.
Miss Helen Boyer, teacher at the
New Jersey Academy, arrived Satur.
day evening from summers vacation
spent 10 Kentucky.
Charles Edlefsen, contractor and
builder, ran rusty nail into his foot
yesterday, making wound that neces-
Stated medical attention.
Elijah Robinson and wife, Of Marys-
Vile, Idaho, came to the Samuel Rob.
inson funeral held at Fairview, last
week, and returned home on Friday.
1t ID stated that Pres. w. c. Parkin-
son and others will start Q bank at
Hyrum, and that 1t will be conducted
at the old mercantile stand Of VIII
liams Brothers.
Mrs. Anna Mann and daughter,
Mrs. Chloe Arbuckle, returned to
Salt Lake Friday. They had been
staying with Prof. Mann OF this city
for some time.
Hon. Henry Parkinson, one Of
Wellsville's most distinguished clti-
zens, was In Logan Saturday driving a
steed that easily raced away from
every aut omibile In this city.
Joseph Parry and wife, Of Ogden, re.
turned home on Thursday. The gent
leman is aged SO years and cousin Of
John Parry, tile architect OF the Lo-
gan Temple. Judge w. W. Vaughan
Bishop @. G. Hyde and John @. Ad.
ans married nieces Of Mr.. Parry.
Charles Brandt and Miss Lena Ingla,
Of this city, were married on Thurs.
day by Justice Brangham. Mr.. Brandt
recently came from Germany and was
one Of the Imperial guards. He is now
foreman OF Meissner's bakery. at
which business they say he Is an ex.
pert.
I Samuel Kent, of Lewiston, was In
Logan yesterday. He is agent for W.
o. Kay, grain merchant Of Ogden. Mr..
Kent says that the grain crop gener.
ally is good, there being but very little
smut and practically no shrunken
grain. Sixty cents is now being paid
for the best.
George l. Farnes, formerly health
officer in Logan city, is now an EN-.
ploye of Uncle Sam as janitor at the
postoflice. The position pays $40 q
month, with a possibility of consider
able perquisites, is far less strenuous
; than his former job with the city, and
Bro. Farnes is somewhat pleased.
d. r. Roberts recently returned
. from three weeks business "trip into
Curlew valley. Articles OF incorpora
tion Of land company under the
Carey act, OF which Mr.. Roberts Is
president, has been filed In Boise, Ida
A tract Of $500 acres is to be reclaimed
and watered from large reservoir tc
be constructed by the company.
The people here who know w. 0
Greer, the contractor, will regret to
learn that he lost a brother In an &C.
cident at Sterritt, Gentle Valley,
Tuesday. Another man, name un-
known, had gone into a 9O-foot well to
disconnect pump, and when he
failed to return Ralph Greer went
down to see what was the difficulty.
He, too failed to return, both having
been overcome by poisonous gases,
A strike is reported In the old Emma
mine, near Alta, In the Little Cotton
wood district, and samples Of the orc
on exhibition in l.. r.. Martineau'.
Office in Salt Lake remind od-tims
miners Of the days when the Emma