The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23

Miss Eva Knox has resumed her
position as cashier at the U. o., after
an illness of two or three weeks.
Mr.. G. T.. Thorstensen, manager of
the Salt Lake Knitting Works, was In
Logan first of the week on business.
Mr.. G. M. Harris, of the Harris
Music Store, is I'm northern Utah and
southern Idaho on a canvassing trip.
Secretary of State Hammond was
in Logan Saturday and Sunday. He
came up to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
w. w. Vaughan.
The tithing Office has cut off its
merchandise department, and instead
of the old method will give orders on
the various mercantile houses.
Hans Nielsen has bought of Zeph
Thomas frame dwelling on West
Center, the second below the Presby-
terrain church and is having 1t re-
paired.
Mrs. Ray l.. Davis of Preston came
down Sunday to spend a day or so
with her daughter, Miss Hazel Davis,
who is attending the New Jersey
Academy this year.
Look up Mr.. Ii. G. Hayball's ad. He
is Offering some exceptional bargains.
The rapid rise of this establishment
in the business world Is ample proof
of its popularity and fair dealing.
Mrs. Katherine Hibbard has been
quite sick for few days with what
threatened to be typhoid, but at this
writing she is improved and will prob
ably be entirely recovered within a
short time.
Mr.. p. M. Vaughan secretary Of the
A. G. has new assistant in the per-
son of Miss Carrie McAlister, who has
been recently appointed. Miss Ella
Manghan, former assistant, will teach
class in typewriting this year.
The Spande Furniture Company
OuSliltSS 'Iuo kIoNIi w outIi NAt'ht
that it has been necessary to rent the
Amussen room on Main street. They
will occupy 1t Immediately in conjunc.
tion with their Center street estab'
liShment.
Banker and Mrs. A. NJ. Flemmine
spent the latter part of last week at
Salt Lake visiting, returning Sunday.
While there they strOlled around to
"The Strollers" and said that com.
pany was good, but that "The Stow.
away" should be slowed away for.
ever.
Friends Of II. j. Christensen should
not forget the benefit that has been
arranged for him, to take place at the
tabernacle Friday evening September
26th. An excellent programme will
be rendered at that time and a collec-
ton taken. Mr.. Christensen will
leave for Scandinavia on mission
about October lst.
Miss Lulu Carpenter has returned
from her summer vacation and re.
sumed her duties as librarian at the
Is. Y. During the summer she took
course at Amherst and visited rela.
tives in Connecticut. Miss Carpenter
is one of the most popular of the b. Y
heads of departments and her many
friends are glad to see her again.
We understand that Supt. Merrill
of the city schools will within short
time erect handsome residence or
the vacant lot south of Judge Harris
home on North 4th East street. Also
that Prof Ostein of the A. G. has
bought the lot at the intersection OF
East End North and the boulevard
and will put up a residence as soon as
possible.
Miss Lottie West is considering the
idea OF putting in tennis court on
the lawn at the West mansion, Center
street, and has gone in for a system.
attic study of the rules of the game
Persons in passing who may heal
"Loye all'-'l5 love"-"30 love"-
''love l5''-'love all"-"4O love"-
"'deuce"-'yantage in'-"game"-is
suing from the West parlor will pleas,
remember that it is Miss West seek
ing to fix upon her mind the points o
the game, and not rehearsal of an.
sentimental affairs.