The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-15
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the Cache Knitting works.
Services at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday at II q. m. All are welcome,
Miss leila Smart went to the state
metropolis yesterday for short stay
with friends.
Mrs. Henry Hayball went to New.
ton yesterday 10 wait on her mother,
Mrs. Parsons, who Is very sick,
william Andrews is removing the
sheds on North Main in preparation
for opening Of the new street through
the tithing Office block
Horace S. Ensign and Fred Graham,
Utah's fomous baritone and tenor, at
Tabernacle, Monday evening, at $50
Orval Adams, one of the account.
ants Of the First National Bank, Is
taking vacation for two weeks. He
went to Salt Lake yesterday.
James Shepard, manager Of the
High Creek Electric Light Co., was
In the city on Thursday, 1t being his
first visit since his recent attack Of
appendicitis. :.
Yesterday morning, Harry Brown
returned from Rexburg. and other
Idaho points, where he has been In
the interest Of the firm. He had .
very successful trip.
Samuel Ritter went to Salt Lake
yesterday to attend the funeral OF his
niece. Miss Elsie Ritter, who died in
Germany. It is expected that the
funeral will be held today.
Mrs. John Rigby, Of Salt Lake, and
Mrs. Julia Huffaker, of Idaho Falls,
have been waiting on their mother,
Mrs. Ira Allen, Of Hyrunn, who has
been III for some time. Mrs. Rigby
returned home yesterday morning.
The quarterly conference Of the
Hyrum stake will be held In Paradise
Saturday and Sunday, June 22nd and
23rd. 1907. Meetings will be- held at
10 q. m. and p. M. A full attend
ance Is desired. VIM. c. Parkinson,
A. NJ. Israelsen, VIM. H. Vaughan,
Stake Presidency.
No greater mistake can be made
than to consider lightly the evidence
of disease In your system. Don't take
desperate chances on ordinary medi.
cines. Use HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
d. E. Stephens, former secretary to
Pres w. ]. Kerr,left for Berkely, Cal,
yesterday morning to Attend the Uni-
versity Of California during the sum.
mer. He will return to Logan In the
fall and teach at the A. G. Of U.
One Of the Shaefer boys Of Millville
left that place about 20 years ago.
Last year he came down from Seattle
on a visit to his family. While here
he took a stroll into the mountains and
found gold quartz. He landed In Lo-
gan Friday prepared, to stay awhile in
the mountains, and he feels certain
that he can locate the ledge from
which came the float that he found.
Ogden Tabernacle Choir will appear
at the Logan Tabernacle June H.
undder the auspices Of the Primary
Association Of Cache stake-Matinee
at $3.50 for children, admission 10 cents
s:l5 evening, so cents.
Misses Katherine Smith and Char.
lotte Kyle gave Kensington at the
New Jersey Academy Thursday in
] honor OF Miss Dorothy Priscilla Her.
vey, one OF the new teachers at the
school this year. Aside from the ex'
ceptionally pleasant time and unique
place cards and souvenirs, there was
nothing particularly startling on this
occasion. Those present we're Miss
Hervey, Mesdames Cotey, Champ,
Yoder, Bexell, Ostien,, Winge, Barrett
Brangham, Woodside, Clemenson,
Stoops, Moore, and Misses DeGraff
Cassidy, Foster, Grace and Martha
Fisher, Raymond, Linz Kyle, Smith
and Newberry,
Isaac Nash, of Franklin, one Of the
kindlest OLD gentleman that ever
graced Idaho soil, reached his s3rd
milestone Friday, and In honor OF the
event relatives from the four corners
Of the earth gathered together in re-
union. Pres. Parkinson and family
went up from here. That they had a
happy time is certain, but just how
much Ii all meant to Bro. Nash Can
not be expressed in words. During
recent months the old gentleman has
heon in III haalth confined m his