The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-08-19
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CITY AND COUNTY
Items Of Intsrsst About
People aa5 Events.

Special attractions at Saltairs An.
gust Is and TO- N
A few loads Of lucerne hay wanted
ct this ONCE on subscription.
The sale stlII continues At Ellie.
sons.
Try Cereo; our demonstrate. serves
Il free at the stores.
G. NJ. Price aud Samuel Evans of
Lewiston we're Office callers Saturday.
Daily papers and magazines at
Havana Cigar Store.
Sidney Stevens Implement company
are headquarters for even.spun high.
grade binding twine at the right price
An extraordinary discount Is
given on everything at Mrs. !. D.
Roberts.
Mrs. David Ste phens and her little
boy left yesterday for Washington, d.
G, where they will join Mr.. Stephens
who is In the government employ.
Hyrum Hayball left Saturday for
Idaho Falls to join Mrs. Hayball, who
has been visiting with relatives there
for two weeks.
William Jardine has left for Mon.
tana and the Dakotas and will 20 on
to Washington from there. Mrs Jar.
dine will spend the winter In Logan.
Mrs. Edward Seligman has taken
her young son to San Francisco and Is
spending the summer there with rela.
tives. She will return about the mid.
die OF next month.
Judge Brangham issued a warrant
for the arrest of John Majors on Mon.
day. Majors is charged with unlaw.
fully diverting waters from the West
Cache canal.
A dining room has been neatly fitted
up for the serving OF meals in connec-
tion with the lodging house at the
fremont hotel, 563 East Center. Meals
% cents.
A. c. Nebeker has accepted a posi-.
ton with the Scranton Mining com.
pany as mining engineer. This com.
psny operates near the famous Eureka
mining district. tl
President Joshua Adams OF the
Oneida Irrigation company is author.
ity for the statement that 10000 acres
OF delinquent lapd will 60 on sale at
Preston the first Of next month.
Mrs. Louis Linnartz, with her eldest
daughter Emma, Is spending the sum.
mer with relatives 10 New York City.
She will return 10 time to resume her
work at the college. but her daughter
will remain all winter to study.
/. Yesterday was the second day for
registration, but few so far have at
tended to their duties In this line.
Fortunately there are six days left
that they may use for the privilege OF
registering.
Malinda Peterson has entered suit
against Thomas Cornish, John Cornish
and Esther Cornish to recover $3.50 on
promissory note given for $500 in
June, 1906, and but $40 Of which has
been paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hull are visit
Ing Mrs. Hull's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. w. Vaughan Of River Heights.
They are just back from their honey.
moon, which they spent in camping
trip. They will spend the winter In
Whitney, Ida.
A. NJ. Fleming came back Saturday
from his trip to Nashua, Ia, where
he was called suddenly by the severe
illness Of brother. Mrs. Fleming
die not return with him but will visit
friends In the east before returning
home
Mrs II. g. Smith left Logan yester
day for Salt Lake City. She will leave
there Friday with company OF mis-
sionaries for the east. 1t is her inten-
tion to visit many OF the larger east.
ern cities and to spend some time In
Boston with her son and daughter,
Prof. and Mrs. c. W. Porter.
Dr. S. FOrtier, chief OF irrigation
work in the department OF agriculture
and formerly with the u A. c., was
In town Sunday. He Is on an inspec.
ton tour OF the western districts .un-
der irrigation. From Utah he goes TO
Prof. w. w. Mclaughlin
went to Salt Lake Monday. where he
held consultation with Mr.. Fortier