Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-10
LOGAN.
GALA DAY MAY 22.
Basketball Game Leading Event
Wedding Permit s--Court Cases.

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Special Correspondence.
Logon, Cache CO.. May 9-LDgan
Is arranging to have red letter half
holiday May -, when every business
house win be closed after ! o'clock so
that everybody can witness base
bah game between Center and First
North streets which practically divides
the town. a great deal of interest
f. being manifest in the game on both
sides Center street Is determined to
get even for defeat in the past aud
First North people are perfectly Will
ing to let them try to get satisfaction.
The husin ass men met the other even
ing and appointed committees on in
vitation. decoration, ball game, pro-
gram and band contest, and grand
ball The city will put on a
holiday attire. everybody will throw
Of the cares Of business and have q
few hours OF enjoyment Invitations
are being sent out into the county
and it is expected that all Of the
towns viii respond. several bringing
their bands.
SANITARY INSPECTOR BUSY.
Sanitary Inspector George /. Farnes
is determined to have he requests of
the board of health complied with.
Yesterday ne had five of the Logan
merchants cited To appear In court
for failing to clear the rubbish from
their back yards
j. Il, Edwards has sold the prop
crty on Center street occupied by
Wadman & I3Uruham's plumbing bust
onss to Mr.. Wadman.
j. g. Garvin mas transferred his in
tcrest ia the Palace restaurant to f..
G. Hutteballe and s T.. SorensOn. Mr.
and Mrs. Garvin have gone to Ely,
N-fH .r-1f ton nj n fro
ing mot the hotel business
l.. II, MOench, secretary and treas
urer of the Logan Glove and Tanning
factory, has gone TO New York for
the purpose Of purchasing a splitting
machine TO be installed in the factory
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs, Lillian II. Christensen has filed
suit in the First district court for di-
Vorce from Alma c. Christensen on
the ground of desertion. They were
married in 1903, and have two chill
dren, The plaintiff asks for the Gus
tody of the two children, $500 attor-
ney's fee ana $40 per month alimony,
The case of George L. Farrell vs.
Henry Griffths occupied the attention
Of Judge Peterson ON Tuesday. Mr.
Farrell obtained a judgment against
the defendant some time ago for $3.50.
The plaintiff asks The issuance of an
execution against n bank account OF
Nh. GriIfeths, the latter claiming the
money belongs to his wife, the matter
was taken under advisement until
Monday
MIR. and Mrs h. L. Gardner former
ly of this city, hut at present living
in Montpelier, Ida, brought the re-
mains Of their l9-months-old boy 10
Logan for burial. Funeral services
were held Monday in the Sixth ward
meetinghousc. The speakers at the
services were Elders James Il. Car
don. ]. Il. Stewart ana ~ a. Larson,
The death of the little one was caused
by pneumonia,
a son has been brought to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs George Bait and
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ona DaVen-
Port of Hood River, Oregon. Mrs.
Davenport however. has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bar
Der for some time,
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been grant
ed TO the following couples
Farley Pitcher. p, Of Smithfield,
and Carrie Nicholson, is, of Hyde
Park
David S. Evans "A, ana ENTITY
Kern. 20, both of Rivcrdale. Ida.
Grand Ball, Saltair. May 10th.