The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-18
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CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

John Baliff came from Rexburg
tSunday.
Mrs. Geo. Cole and son, Truman, are
10 Rexburg visiting relatives.
M. ID. Mckane returned to the Ely
country Monday morning.
( J Ne sell the Earth and LOAF, money
on II. H. A. Petersen & Co.
Hyrum Hatch, the sheep buyer OF
Franklin, was in the city yesterday.
Henry Hancey Jr. and Miss Sarah
Waite, Of Hyde Park, will be married
In the Logan temple today.
Photographer Rabe is building q
nice addition to his new residence in
the Sixth ward.
Robert Reeder, of Hyde Park, is in
Bountiful on visit with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Richards.
On Monday Joseph Bitters was over
from Beaver Dam. He says the wheat
crop is exceedingly good at that place.
Children's day at the Auditorium,
Saturday afternoon OF each week, 2:3O
TO $50. Admission, including skates,
l5c.
0. NJ. Johansen came from Cali,or-
mia Sunday on short visit to his
mother, who lives In the Seventh
ward.
Persons desiring to take boarders or
those having rooms to rent should re.
port same to the Brigham Young Col.
lege at once.
Pres. W. q. Parkinson and a geolo.
gist have been exploring the noun.
tains east of Hyrum during the past
week
Utah Stationery Co-Full line Of
school and office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums,
books, stationery, ETC., ETC., etc.
Come 10 and look. All new stock.
Leila GRINDERS hand and arm was
drawn into machine at the Logan
steam laundry last week, with the re-
suit that 1t was badly mashed very
nearly to the elbow.
May as we'll get an Avery beet pillow
first as last. You will get one sooner
or later anyhow. Experimenting with
other devices for digging beets is q
waste OF time and money. Sidney
Stevens lmple Co.
1t will be readily admitted that
John E. Carlisle has not altogether
quit the nursery business, II a 12.pound
girl has any significance. 1t arrived
Monday at SAT a. m. All concerned
doing we'll.
Mrs. Karen, mother Of Mr.. Fred
Karen, arrived last Sunday from
Lewiston, Cache county, Utah. She
was met at Stirling on Saturday night
by her son and accompanied by him to
Acknowledgment Pioneer.
r. W. Shipley is back at work for
the Sidney Stevens Implement Co.
after two weeks In Led. While doing
some farm work Mr.. Shipley wrenched
his back so severely that he couldn't
navigate, nor could he sit or lie com.
fortably for fully Two weeks.
Roller skating at the Auditorium
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday of
each week. Afternoon 2:30 to $50,
evening 1880 to 1890. Instructions
and assistance given at the day SEES.
sion. Children not allowed on the
floor at night. Ladies' free; skates 25c.
Hon. John A. Bexell, secretary o
the A. G. Of u, was very i'll the latter
part of last week and first Of this, the
result of stomach trouble that seems
to be affecting quite a number of the
old men OF this vicinity. The physi-
clans say the difficulty can not be
traced TO any specific thing, and that
it is rather prevalent at present.
Letters from San Francisco say
that the bubonic plague Is raging
there, and at this time Is well.nigh
from under control. The press of the
city has refused to publish the news
Of this added calamity, and every
effort has been made to keep dis
patches from being sent east. Many
San Franciscans have become fright.
ened and are leaving for other points.
Isaac Quincy, S. w. Lawson, and
j. M. Saville, travelling statesmen for
the Y. @. M. l., Of Salt Lake, who have
been displaying their samples 10 the
south part of the Thatcher Bank
building the past week, will remain
but few days longer. They have
elegant displays of stationery, china
and glass ware and Christmas goods