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Show Diphtheria is a disease that should be as vigorously quarantined as any other. NO person whose presence is not necessary should be allowed access to the patient, and the funerals of diseased patients should be conducted with every precaution against spreading the disease. Citizens having the disease in their houses should out of consideration for the lives of others, willingly submit to every precaution necessary to prevent the spread and we respectfully suggest to the proper authorities, the necessity of stringency in taking measures to keep the disease from spreading. Cache County Cross Cuts Don't forget "The Broken Sword." [unreadable] for sale at the Temple [unreadable]tf The days are gaining in length about one minute each. Thatcher & Newberry will pay ? cents per pound for pork. 12. A Grand ball will be given by the Logan choir on Friday evening, January 1?th. Highest ??? in cash, paid for wheat, oats and barley, at Thatcher's ?? barn, immediately west of Union Mills. 14 It is almost time for the Wyman ??? to come again. They promised to return about the latter part of December and stay a week. A ???? of the Smithfield Sunday School, with minutes of a Union held there, Jan 21, arrived too late for this issue and will appear next week. From parties who have been out looking after stock we learn that the ??? is a good winter for stock in this valley, and that they are doing well. The party given by the Dramatic club in Logan hall on New Year's night was a very pleasant and enjoyable affair, and was well attended. Neilsen & Heastrom have a fine assortment of home made cloths for gent's suits, overcoats, &c. ?? and examine, prices reasonable. 14 Wanted, ??? hogs at the railroad Meat Market ??? the depot. P??? having any for sale please call on J.T. Thaine at the market. ?/ To those of my patrons who trade with me today or who will call, I will present a new calendar for 1881, worth 10 cents. J. P Hammond, 17 Bookseller and stationer. For the next thirty days Aaron ?arr will pay you a good price for your wheat, oats and barley, at Thatcher's ?? barn immediately west of Union Mills. 14 Griffith Charles, ?? was among the first settlers of Logan, and the father of the first child born here. That child was a daughter and is now the wife of one of our respected citizens. The Dramatic Club are about to purchase a quantity of costume, &c. They have greatly needed more costume, and we are pleased to see them devote the profits of their performances in this way. The license heretofore charged the Dramatic Club has been $5 for each performances, but they have taken out a quarterly license entitling them to play as often as they wish, for which the city has charged them $25 on condition that the club furnishes its own police to keep order in the theatre, and save the city the expense of so doing. On Monday last S?? C. O. Card sent two ox teams of two yoke each and three horse and mule teams up Logan canyon to break the road as far as Temple Mill, and to return from there with Lumber. The teams were successful in getting through, and on Wednesday returned loaded with lumber. The road is now open to Temple Mill. The next performance by the Dramatic club, takes place tomorrow(Saturday) evening, when will be presented the romantic [line unreadable] ?esting drama "The [line unreadable] and the laughable [line unreadable] economy.". In there[line unreadable] expect an excellent ente[line unreadable] in another [line unreadable] the performances of our home Club and thereby show them that their efforts are appreciated. |
