The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-18
MuRDOCK'S CANDY KITCHEN
MAIN STREET.

Mrs. Marion England is seriously i'll
Of typhoid.
The Royal Bread Of Salt Lake for
sale by p. A. Nelson & Son.
The influx of students has already
livened up the town considerably.
Mr.. George Hansen has recently
moved from West Centre street to
the Island.
p. A. Nelson & Son are arranging
their front windows for better dis
play of goods.
During the past few days Mr.. Guy
Thatcher has been suffering from an
attack of appendicitis.
Miss Bartha Pullum of Trenton is
here visiting her sister Mrs. George
Hansen. Mrs. Hansen has been ailing
slightly for some time.
Mr.. Charles West of the "West
Ranch" i'm Idaho is here on his return
from Omaha, where he been look
ing after business matters.
The Presbyterian C. Il. society in
business session last Wednesday even
ing elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent II. l.. He'll; secretary, Miss Alice
Reed: treasurer, Miss Christine Larsen.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the various adds of this
issue. Merchants who are progressive
enough to advertise are generally pro-
gressive enough to secure bargains for
you.
The Paris Millinery company recent
ly opened up i'm the room vacated by
the Hercules company, has one of the
most delightful rooms in the city.
New show cases, stands, etc, are yet
to be added, when the place will pre-
sent very pleasing appearance.
Charles Lafount, of the firm of La
fount & Son, will leave for Chicago
next Sunday to take course in Den
tai Surgery and medicine at the North
western University. Charles is pop
ular young fellow of good ability and
will undoubtedly make thorough
student of the profession he intends
to adopt.
The firm OF Campbell & Morrell are
arranging for grand fall opening
shortly. Inability to secure freights,
ETC., has made it inconvenient for
them during the past few days, but
as soon as some extra shelving work Is
accomplished they will have some
thing interesting for the public.
Read their announcement elsewhere.
In allowing cattle to browse along
the sidewalk and frequently travel
along the walk, the drivers are eXhib-
iting carelessneSs that is well nigh UNI
pardonable. III we understand the
stock law properly, cattle are not per-
mitted on the sidewalks at all and on
the streets only when under the care
of a driver, who is supposed to keep
them moving. People who take the
trouble to care for the small lawns
outside of their property, along the
walk, do not care to have them de-
stroyed by cattle, nor is it pleasure
to find ones self suddenly and uneX-
pectedly up against buffalo chip"
The condition Of freight traffic just
at present is very annoying to local
business men as no doubt it is to
others elsewhere. Mr.. Fred Gates,
the gentlemanly manager of The
Logan Dry Goods company said the
other day that he had had since the
first Of July the invoice for a 5000 con-
signment of ribbons but that the
goods have not reached him yet. The
other day we heard the statement
made by a clerk of one of our largest
, clothing and shoe stores, that por-
tion of a consignment of shoes had
been at the Logan station for several
months but that the remainder had
failed to come, and that until it was
all here none of 1t could be received.
This is certainly doing business under
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