The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29

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Miss Emma Borntson, of Ogden.
has been up visiting relatives in this
city the past few DAYS.
Danford.l'rrnsteta Ground boxing
contest at Smt'hfeld on the Fourth
Read biz ad. OH last page.
Bishop NJ. a. Hendricks, OF Poca.
tel'o. Is In town visiting his brothers,
Geo. G. and w. II, Hendricks.
Attorney Geo. @. Rich has removed
his law Office to the new Andrews
block on Main street, south suite
front, up stairs.
Services at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday at IL a. m. Union service will
occur at the Methodist Church at sp.
m. All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Swinyard, OF
Lewiston, were In Logan yesterday
visiting the lady's sister, Mrs. A. L.
Webster, who has been in one Of the
hospitals for some time past
Manager e. p Bacon, OF the Tellu-
ride, and Mrs. Bacon are at home from
trip east incident to the death of Mr..
Bacons mother. They stopped at
Ouray, Cal, enroute.
A sl5,250 damage suit has been filed
against w. F. Normandy, Of the Oak
saloon, by the guardian OF Heber
johnson, OF Richmond, whose left eye
was blown out in the Oak few weeks
ago. 1t is claimed that Frank will
more, bartender, threw the tirecracker
that resulted in Johnson's unfortu.
nate injury, hence the suit against
Normandy, proprietor Of the saloon.
In q wreck OF the Los Angeles
Limited just out Uf North Platte,
Nebraska, Wednesday night, a sleeper
was overturned and several Utahns,
including Prof. E. d. Ball. director.
elect of the A. c. Experiment Station,
narrowly escaped death. AS II was
they were bruised up, but none SUI
fered serious injury. The wreck was
caused by broken fiange, and but for
the presence OF mind OF train officials
the whole train would have gone of a
bridge into the Platte river.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Edu.
cation Tuesday morning. bids for the
building Of an addition to the Wood
ruff school were opened. The bids
were as follows: ]. W. Barrett,
s22, $40, so; Olson & Matthews, 1923, 1875;
Morley e. Nelson, s23,050. 1t will be
noticed that there Is a difference OF
but 5000 in the highest and lowest
bids, and that the lowest man figured
out this proposition even to so cent
piece. II Mr.. Barrett had been given
the contract he would probably have
knocked of the SO cents, but the con.
tract was not awarded, as the board
desires to get two buildings for some
thing near the estimated cost OF the
proposed addition.
Preston's professionals came to
Logan Thursday and took the scalps
of Bill Oaks team while the band
played that weird tune "13 to 81
The whole fact of the matter Is that
Normandy has half-dozen good mep
in his team, but having to "till In
with any plugs he can pick up places
him at a disadvantage that can't be
overcome II the other fellows can play
even a little Bit Preston has the
strongest team that money can dig
up-at least four professionals from
Pocatello-and an all round good
bunch. That Bill lost ip this instance
is not to the discredit OF his team,
though, in truth, the fielding Of the
Oaks team was punk. Mr.. Normandy
says he can get some good men here
II some OF the business men would
help him locate them at some sort oil
workout up-to.date he has had nc
assistance or encouragement from
any. But Bill isn't discouraged and
is going to keep his team In the field
hoping for a turn OF luck that will
put the Logan bunch In the fore