The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-25

.Ex Commissioner Charles Anderson
was over from IIyrum Monday.
samuel Hall, John Leatham and
Water Jones we're over from Wells.
vie on Monday.
l. S Carbon went to Wyoming yes
terday on land deal and expects to
return on the 30th.
Professor Vernon and J. G. Fonnes-
beck went to Bancroft, Idaho, yester.
day on land business.
Prof. #. X. Arnold went to Ogden
yesterday morning In the interest of
the U. A. G. string quartette.
On account OF illness b. II. Roberts
will not lecture to the Daughters of
the Pioneers Literary Society tonight.
At $3.50 today the Elite theater
gives the old folks q treat. All over
60 years OF age will be admitted free.
The Wellsville tabernacle is to be
dedicated June 18th, just four years
from the time construction was com.
n enced.
.icns Johansen, OF the Seventh. ward.
IL quite sick His friends are some
hat afraid that he Is In for "A spell o.
pneumonia.
Walter Beatty and wife returned to
Salt Lake city yesterday. They have
been visiting Mrs G. W. Thatcher.
sister TO Mrs. Beatty.
A suit has been filed to prevent
David Eccles from acquiring certain
water rights In High creek. There
are dozen protestants.
On Saturday at 10 n. m, Stephen
Baumgartner, OF Providence. will have
Q hearing before Justice Brangham on
the charge OF wife beating.
Stirland & Carlisle, the Tourists,
have started to improve the grounds
surrounding the residence OF David
Eccles on West Center street.
George q. Rich went to Salt Lake
city yesterday on business. From
there he will 70 to Pocatello as attor.
ney In railroad damage suit
Yesterday morning Mrs. Guy Gil.
bert, OF Spokane, came to visit her
twin sister, Mrs. George s. Hayball,
1t being five years since they met.
John Thomassen, of Richmond, will
have his preliminary hearing on
Thursday at 10 q. m. before Justice
Brangham, on the charge of assault.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. T. N.
Lilinquist, of Hyrutn, left for Denver
to see her daughter, Mrs. Elmo Jen.
sen, who is critically III from child
birth.
Mrs Rebecca and Ezra Eames went
to Preston Yesterday to attend the
funeral OF 3.year.old grandson Of
their brother, who died suddenly OF
Group
On Monday night four men were ar
rested for gambling aud were arraign-
ed yesterday at 2:3O p. m. before Jus.
tice Brangham. They asked for fur.
ther time 10 procure counsel and were
given until Friday at 10 a. m.
A surprise party was given on Miss
Ethel Heninger at Millville last FRI
day night, and all had very enjoyable
time. 1t made Mr.. and Mrs. Heninger
rejoice to see and hear the young folks
In their jokes and games. Supper was
served to twenty At twelve O'Clock
the crowd returned to their homes,
every one saying IL was the best party
given at Millville for a long time.
c. J. Larsen, of the 7Jh ward, was
surprised on Saturday, March 81, by
large number Of his children and
grandchildren, 1t was a most enjoy.
able party, and much appreciated by
the old gentleman, coming on his nth
birthday, AT this gathering a COM
mite of five was appointed to arrange
for Larsen reunion which will prob
ably be held at Cove sometime In
August,
| Andreas Aikele and John Teller
were fined $40 each by Judge Brahg-
ham Monday, on conviction OF taking
from the Schaub machine shop por-
ton OF a novelty discounter, the Nor.
mandy invention being made up there.
Gordon Garrett, also before the court
on the same charge, was declared not
guilty, The two fined will appeal
their case. A jury composed OF Noah
Larsen, VIM, Bingham, Emer Crockett
and Fred Marshall served In this in