The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-05

The Larsen brothers, Fred and
Pert, disposed of 40 head OF their
beef cattle this week at the top price.
so as to cut down on the hay uues-
ton.
| Mr. Alvord. the genial horseman
OF Logan, was among our town Wis
ftors this week. He has some very
fine animals which he is trying to
place among the farmers on the West
Side.
Mr.. Roy Bird went to Preston.
Idaho. on business this week.
Mrs. Selma Hancock gave a quilt
Ing party at the home of her father.
William Barrett. this week. The
quilts were for her sister, Miss A,gie.
who was just recently married to Mr..
Rose of Hyrum.
| Mr.. George Lennon has been seri-
ously i'll with stomach trouble, but
at the present time is on the improve.
We hope to see George up and about
soon. ..... i
Mr.. Willard Richards has returned
from his ranch at Hollbrook. Idaho,
and says the hay question in his part
of the country is mighty serious.
Mr.. Lynn Wood is fast completing
his garage and machine shop. The
girls of Mendon thought Lynn had
started home for one of them
Great was their disappointment
when Lynn said nothing doing, girls,
I'm out for money. not a housekeep-
er. You know Lynn's mother will
still board him, much to the sorrow
OF the young ladies of Mendon.
Mrs. Teddy Watkins and mother
OF Brigham were guests of Mrs.
Agnes Buist during the week.
Mr.. Geo. Longstroth has gone to
Pocatello valley to look after his
stock.
Mrs. Ethel Carmack of Pocatello,
Idaho, has returned home after a
pleasant two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Lottie Longstroth.
Mr.. Alex Richards has returned
from visit to the state capital.
The friends of Miss Hazel Muir gath
and gave her bundle shower. Many
pretty and useful presents were re-
ceived.
Mr.. Verd Facer has moved his cat
tie from his ranch here at Mendon
to his ranch at Blacksmith Fork
Mr.. Facer says they can at least eat
pine tree tops, and that beats a snow
G bank.
u Mr.. Joseph Sorensen is hauling
/ sand and gravel for new bungalow
n to be erected this spring.
Mrs. Joseph Hardman's sons ant
, daughters thought they would hav,
little surprise on their mother
: Wednesday night, IL being her birth
:. day, so they invited few Of he,
friends to 60 along and have a goot
time. But one of the grand-sons
about six years old, goes up to hi
grandmothers that day and tells hel
she had better start and make cak'
and pie. as they are going to sur
prise her that night. Now they ar,
wondering who was the most sur
prised. The evening was spent a
music and cards.
Mr.. Jack Shaw Is a town visito
4 this week. He is looking up pros
y pective auto buyers. There is no
much chance for Jack with the snow
three feet deep and hay going up b.
'e leaps and bounds. But Jack says w
- will yet have spring and good roads
s. The writer hopes Jack is right.
"a Miss Vera Willie went to Wellsvill
H. to spend the weekend with Mrs
e. Oscar Hendry.
u Aunt Hannah Willie was visito
among us this week. She is stayini
.. with her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Hen
a. dry of Wellsville, this winter. Com
again. Aunt Hannah. we like to hav,
s. you.
Mrs. william Reid and daughter
9. Grace. went to Hyrum TO spend tn
weekend with her married daughter
n. Mrs. johnson.
The manager. Mr.. Brown, of tn
8. Cache Valley Oil company says the
are now down 700 feet and still drill
A. ing. He is wishing for spring s.
D. they can work to better advantage
= as they have been hampered on &C
count of lack of coal and pipe I
N work with.
IL Mr., Shaw. the collector for tn
Consolidated w. & M. company, wa