The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Hyrum Dewitt Is In Soda
Springs visiting the woodalls.
There will be no service at St.
Johns Episcopal church tomorrow.
This IS official.
Mrs. Anna Amussen and daughters
returned to Salt Lake City yesterday
after staying three weeks In Logan.
a. r. Carbon went to salt Lake yes.
terday In the interest Of the new play
that Is to be put on In the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, Of Salt Lake
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamill and
two children, are 10 Logan for a day
or two
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrell came
up from Ogden Tuesday to spend some
time IN Logan canyon with q party Of
relatives.
John Stevens, assistant agronomist
at the 4. c., went to Juab county
yesterday to inspect the experiment
farm In that locality.
Grand ball at the Audi.
forum tonight.
Miss Cora Payne, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. e. Needham
the past week or two, returned to her
home at Ogden Wednesday.
W. H. Griffin Jr., Of Cache juno.
ticn, vas In town Thursday. He says
wheat ID being sold at sixty.seven to
seventy cents per bushel sacked.
Miss Abbie Cowley, daughter Of NJ
+. Cowley, who has been visiting her
relatives 10 the valley for q few days,
returned to Salt Lake City yesterday
A little son Of Rosel Hyde, at Hyde
Park, had ono Of his fingers badly
pInched with chain on q bicycle the
other day and was brought to Logan
for attention.
Miss Ella Peterson, Of Ogden, Is 10
Logan the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
e. Needham. Miss Peterson was q
student at the B. Y. G. last year, and
has many friends here.
Hon. John w. Harry went north
Thursday on days business trip. Re.
Numbering his experience while en-.
route north the last time, Mr.. Harry
took his wife with him aud they re.
turned safe and sound.
James Squires has sold all OF his
property In Hyrum and will move
next week to Egin, Idaho, where he
has bought the Frank Davenport
farm of three hundred and twenty
acres for $1,000.
The Utah Stationery Co., q com.
pany Of Ogdenites, will soon place q
stock In the newly reprinted and re.
fitted stand formerly occupied BY the
Harris Music Co. Leon Squires is
represented as manager of the new
concern.
VIM. II. Griffin, OF Cache Junction,
has remodeled the old Ballard home.
stead so that 1t looks quite attractive,
A limited supply Of good clean beds
can be furnished the weary traveller
The place will be ready for occupancy
In about ten days.
Mrs. Zina Young Card and Mrs
John Q. Critchlow have returned from
an interesting trip to New Mexico
where they visited the balcony cliff
dwellings" and obtained some valuable
relics and souvenirs, which will be
placed In the relic hail OF the Lion
house. Salt Lake item.
F. d. Farrell went to Nephi Thurs
day morning to assume charge Of the
state dry farm experimental station
until November. He will then 60 tC
Washington to become an official Of
Uncle Sans. Farrell Is one of the
brightest young men turned out from
the A. G. OF U. and Is sure to make
his mark.
Thomas Stifland returned from
Bear Lake valley last Wednesday
where he took a wagon load of apples
which sold readily. He says tina,
practically all vegetation north OF st
Charles was DESTROYED by frost las
Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights
Wheat, oats, potatoes and garden
truck suffered the most.
w. S. Lamoreaux came up from
Salt Lake City Thursday evening t,
look after business interests here. HI
and the family have just returne,
from months outing in Provo can
yon, where with bunch of the Uni