The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-12-12

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famous Douglas shoe and they are the
best.
The easiest fitting, most comfort
able sooe for ladies is the "Julia Mar
lowe, at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.'S. I
J.P. Griffin has just completed a
fine residence on Second South st. just
east of Main, that is a credit to that
neighborhood.
Cache County will likely get one or
two of the appointive positions Of the
legislature and already there are seve-
raj candidates i'm the field
Merchants complain that business
is not as good as it should be at this
time of the year. Probably the muddy
roads has something to do with it.
Geo. Ruchti North side 1st N. street
makes speciality in cleaning and re-
pairing clothes. Parties desiring work
of this kind will receive prompt atten-
ton; prices reasonable.
Hyrum Petersen, charged with as
sault and disorderly conduct, was
sentenced by Justice Petersen We'd
nesday to pay fine of SIS and spend
ten days in the cooler.
Nothing definite has been done in
the matter of the appointment Of
deputies by the officers elect. 1t is
quite likely that nothing will be done
until after the first of the year.
CIV. Wendelboe, located east of the
Tithing Office is doing a good business
in the jewelry line. Being off main
street his expenses are lighter, he can
there sell correspondingly cheaper.
The wife of Bishop Chas. G. Hyde
gave birth to pair of twins on Mon
day, Dec. 18th, boy and girl. We are
sorry to state the boy baby has since
died. We hope to hear of all doing well
hereafter.
Hyrum Peterson didnot take kindly
to the surroundings over at the City
Jail and prevailed on his wife and
friends to intercede in his behalf with
the result that Mayor Hansen had
him released last night on parole.
Sugar is going sky high these days.
For long time it stood firm at $4.S5
per sack i'm the local market, then all
of sudden it jumped up to 1920 then
to $3.50 and 1915 and now it is above
the Sc. 90 mark. Some of our dealers
were lucky enough to lay in good
supply at the low figure and are now
profitting by the advance.
The Oregon Short Line is putting
on train between Ogden and Salt
Lake to make the run in fifty minutes.
We wish they would continue that
service on up as far as Logan. We
would like to see how it would seem
to make the Is mile run from Cache
Junction to Logan in anything less
than 40 minutes.
The people down at Springville have
been working on water system pro-
position for some time but did not
know where to get the water. They
have finally decided to put in pump
ing plant below the mills on Spring
Creek and pump the water back up
into the town, and proposition OF
this kind will be submitted to the
people in the near future.
Moses Thatcher lectured before the
10th quorum of Seventies at the b, Y.
. College Tuesday evening,on the eXter-
nal evidences of the authenticity Of
the Book of Mormon as revealed in
the traditions of the aborigines of
: America. The Speaker narrated a
great many instances in Indian tradi-
tions and customs that conceded with
statements of the Book of Mormon as
to the customs Of the Ncphites.
Walter Hawkes. of Hyde Park re-
turned last Monday from England.
Brother Hawkes. labored in the Lon
don Conference most OF the time while
upon his mission, which lasted u
months. Spiritually he is feeling first
class although reduced somewhat in
flesh owing to little lung trouble.
He reports fayorably in the missionary
work, stating that many high-class
and intelligent people are being con,
verted to the faith.
The Utah Home Telephone Co. have
applied for franchise in Ogden, and
: representative were in Provo Tuesday
feeling the pulse of the people down
there, with view to making an APP.
plication for franchise. We
will likely hear from the new organi
. zation within the next few days. The
, principal promoters and officers Of the
Home are: President, Gov. Heber NJ
Wells; Directors, Hon, John Henri,