The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-21
LOCAL ITEMS.


to Salt Lake CITY yesterday.
A few loads OF lucerne hay taken on
| sNhscripl ion at this office.
Architect Joseph Monson left for
McCammon aud Montpelier yester-
d..
Mrs, Henry Gassman died OF child.
birth last Monday at her home In
| Weston.
N. F. Cowley was one Of the speak.
crs at Mrs Gassman's funeral held At
Weston yesterday.
W. II. Stevenson, of the Studebaker
com pany, came In Monday to confer
with Manager T. w. Naylor.
Henry ]. Silverthorne, OF Wright
Bros, Ogden, is spending his vacation
with the Swinyards OF this city.
James Bishop, Of Salt Lake has
been at his old home In Paradise for
two weeks. He returned yesterday.
Thomas Morgan went to Weston
yesterday to visit his son, Ezra, who
moved there from this city last
spring.
The o. s. L. Railroad people are
placing q guard rail on their iron
fence at the depot to keep loafers
from making q roost OF 1t.
At the funeral service Sunday the
choir was aided materially by Miss
Phyllis Thatcher, with the violin,
and Director Thatcher with the cello
Misses Martha and Annie Battens.
berger, Of Salt Lake City, have been
the guests Of Mrs. George II. Thomas
the past week. They returned yester.
day.
As Hyrum Jeppeson was coming
down Logan canyon yesterday, he ran
onto cinnamon bear with two cubs
In the canyon road opposite spring
hollow.
Frank Brock, telegrapher for the
o. S. L. here, expects to leave FOL
Humboldt, New, today to look aftel
Some mining interests that he has ir
that locality.
Rulon s. Wells, and A. Schulthess
Of Salt Lake City, passed through Lo
gan Saturday evening enroute fol
Preston, where they attended a Ger
man conference.
James A. Leishman, of this city
has slight attack Of nervous prostra
tion. His many friends will be glat
to hear OF his improvement. He 4
now IS years Of age.
E. R. Summers, prominent sheel
man Of Avon, was In town yesterday
. He, In company with another sheel
owner, will ship 5000 spring lamb
to the Chicago market on the 2Stl
inst.
The grasshoppers are playing havo
with the lucerne seed crops In Colleg
. ward. In some places the crop Is en-
= tirely wiped out, while the most tina
will be gathered In that locality vii
q not exceed fifty per cent.
= A ten pound BABY girl arrived a
0 somebody's house at ll:30 Monda
night, but unfortunately as we 20 I
A press we have forgotten the name
This is the first girl ell right, and tn
. father can probably be identified
, his smile apd high steps.
! There were many friends and relI
tives from Salt Lake at the Preston
Barber obseQuies Sunday. Anon
these were Geo d. and Walt Pype
and wives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Fal
rell, o. W. Moyle, Mr., and Mrs. b. 7
!, Piper.
Funeral services over the remains c
Lavon Hansen. the girl drowned !
Logan cany on week ago, were hel
Saturday afternoon, number c
: speakers Offering such consolation a
they could. There was goodly a,
> tendance and quite number followe
, the remains and the parents to tn
, cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs Hansen ar
In sorest grief at the loss Of theI
child In this manner and are well.nig
inconsolable. They have the dee
sympathy Of many more than thos
who knew the girl, or knew them pc
sonally.