The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-16
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OD III. u. n. ie0erSeD u 20,
President G. II. Hart went to Salt
Lake Tuesday, and returned Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID NJ. Hammond came
to Logan Wednesday night for a short
stay with their relatives.
Miss Josie Jensen, OF Newton, came
to Logan Wednesday night for treat
mcnt in a case of lung Trouble.
Harry James, who has been quite
III of bronchitis the past three weeks,
was able to be down town Monday for
the first time
The Smith printery has put out
some dainty Valentine blotterS and in
many business establishments they
come into good play.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Larsen and
Miss Laura Cooper went TO Wellsvile
Wednesday TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs Charlotte Cooper
Practically all the lumbermen of
Logan went to Salt Lake on Wednes.
day TO attend the convention Of lum-
Der dealers OF the north west.
l.. G. McAlIster, one OF Uncle Sans
men at the local postotlice, has had
severe attack of rheumatism recently
and is now IN Salt Lake city taking
treatment at the hot springs.
The old folks of Smithfeld will be
given banquet, dance and general
good time next Wednesday, the 10Th.
Great preparations are under way and
that the day will be one OF genuine
pleasure is foregone conclusion.
It's the highest standard OF quality,
natural tonic, cleanses your system,
reddens the cheeks, brightens the
eyes, gives flavor to all you eat. Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will do
this for you. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
/ Oy l. Napper.
Samuel Parkinson. the Wellsville
booster" was in Logan Wednesday
driving POS animal ~ he whizzed
over that piece of macadamized street
on Main he was not going it in more
than $50, but we know a flyer even
when he is living down
w. S. Lamoreaux An, up from Salt
Lake city Tuesday - ng. He is en-
thusastic over the production OF Eli
awatha," the great choral event SET
for April, and is confident that IL will
find popular favor. Several hundred
voices will engage in this 'singfest."
DR., Joseph Morrell who recently
vent from this city to locate perma-
nently in Ogden, Is highly pleased
with the change and is confident that
In time he will establish himself TO ad-
vantage. Thus far his success has
been quite fiattering, fact many
friends here will be glad to note.
Tomorrow evening Mayor K. w.
Robinson will address the citizens Of
Ephraim, Sanpete county, on the con-
solidation question, arguing against
IL, Of course. DR.. Joseph Merrill talked
to the Ephraimites on Sunday evening
a week ago, presenting the affirmative
side of the proposition, and Mr.. Rob-
inson replies by request.
Mrs. Martha Amussen and sons, He
Der S. and Theodore, are at home from
Kirksville, Mo, where they have been
during the past twenty EIGHT months
, Just few days ago Joseph and Heber
4 Amussen graduated from the Ameri.
can School OF Osteopathy, located at
Kirksyile. Joseph has entered into a
partnership with an Iowa ostcopath
and will remain there, but Heber, who
returned TO Logan, has not yet decided
as to location. He may remain here
or go to Salt Lake. Theodore has been
in the Kirksville high school during
his absence from here. Mrs Amussen
prefers Logan to Kirksvllc and is glad
to be back home again.
The Telluride Pow er company is
working constantly at its power pro.
ject in the north. For three years
past men have been working near
Dingle Dell on canal to divert the
waters OF Bear river into Bear lake
during the winter season, thus using
the lake as large reservoir Below,
on Bear river, near Grace, at the head
OF Gentle valley, huge dam is being
built to turn the waters OF the river
from their natural channel TO a point
five miles to the southwest, near A lex.
Harris ranch. There the water viii
have drop OF 475 feet, and this power
therein will be utilized TO produce
electricity that will be taken 10 Gar
field and other points In Salt Lake
county. Eight. foot steel piping will
| be used To convey the waller from