The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-02
CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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The Nielseps are at work improving
the Episcopal church property, which
they bought recently. A slightly fence
is being put In front and paint is being
used to advantage.
Commissioner George Godfrey was
over from Charleston Thursday. The
Observation-Disclosures over on the
west side have made 1t rather warm
for him but George takes 1t all good
naturedly.
Mr.. G. w. Thatcher will give talk
at the next meeting Of the Daughters
Of the Pioneers, Tuesday, May 5Jh, at
; O'Clock, lst ward room, Logan taber-
nacle. An instructive and interesting
time Is anticipated.
Mr.. William Sloan and family left
the early part of the week for Logan
where they will make there perman-
eut home. They spend day at Ma
grath enroute Alberta star.
w. II. Vaughan, of Wellsville, went
TO Salt Lake city Wednesday. His
boy has had typhoid thirty days, a
typhoid, and Mrs. Vaughan has been
i'll for months.
Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. Joseph Peery were held
In Salt Lake city Wednesday after
noon. The remains were taken to OK.
den the same day for burial, accom-.
panied by large number OF Salt Lake
relatives and friends
n. NJ. Hansen Jr. has returned from
three months stay in San Francisco.
NeilS Is impressed with the spirit of
things there but is not prepared to
locate on the coast. He says that
his brother, ii. c., will remain there
during the summer perhaps.
Worley e. Nelson will build the new
Episcopal church at the corner OF
First East and First North, bids hav.
ing been opened Tuesday. Until the
new $4,000 structure is completed
Episcopal services will be held in the
rooms east OF the Lindquist undertake.
ing parlors.
1ramps are literally over-running
Cache Junction during the past two
bold as they ever get. They hang
about the station and tackle anyone
with white collar on for money TO
get something TO eat" Not all of
'em look like tarmps, either.
The special meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Utah Marble Co., called
for last Monday, was so poorly attend.
ed that no action of any kind was
taken The meeting adjourned sub.
ject TO call by President Luffkin. An
effort will be made to induce present
stockholders TO purchase more stock.
Cora Andersen has filed suit for
divorce from Jens Christian Andersen,
who she claims treats her In an in.
human manner She asks for the
custody OF four minor children, a divi-
sion OF property and permanent
alimony. The couple were married at
Sheridan, Wyo. ,in 1897 and have lived
In Cache some time.
"Dr." Roy Rudolph, of the Co or
Drug company. Is happy in the posses.
sion of a 24-horse, two cylinder, Buick
motor car. just purchased from the
Consolidated Wagon and Machine com.
pany. The machine is splendid
locker, runs smoothly and will un.
doubtedly prove Joy forever--at least
until truly awful mud hole is struck
! j. A. Hendricksop occupied the
chapel hour at the b Y. @. Wednes
day, talking on Russia" Mr.. Hen
Erickson having spent some time In
the Cars country Is familiar with
the Russian people and customs anC
Is said to have given very entertain
ing and instructive talk. He showed
some Russian money, very unattrac
tive looking stuff, Of which it takes
about q peck to be worth while.
Neils Broby, county fruit tree ip
spector, Is making an effort to interest
influential citizens Ia a Cache valley
fair for 1908. He is talking II up as he
moves about the county, and finds
great Encouragement, practically
everybody agreeing that fair should
be held. ar. Broby will probably pre-
sent the matter to the Cache CONNER.
cial club and the clubs at SmithfielC
and Richmond in the hope OF securing
definite and united action.
Within the past few days corpora
tion has been formed for the purpose
Of raising fish. The parties interest
ed are Robert Murdoch, H. e. Hatch
+. X. Nebeker, Il. G. Lowe, Geo. f.
Thatcher, Doctors Smith and PETIT,
and W. II. Hendricks. The first
named gentlemen is the president and
Il. G. Lowe manager. The capitaliza
ton Is $4,000 and the ground to be
used for the industry is along the new
road leading south from the depot To
the sugar factory, where an excellent
spring OF water has been secured The
company has bought a quarter-millior
minnows which will be placed in theiI
vats by May Is.
On Wednesday students at the A. G.
took Willard Sorenson, of Mendon
from the chapel service and turned a
big hose on him, abusing him not a
little during the progress OF "hazing.'
The same day Sorenson swOre out a
complaint against three or four OF the
participants and they were hailed be.