The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28


ture business, made short visit TO |
Logan last Wednesday.
We have just received good line OF
lace curtains, portiers, rugs, velvet
etc. Call and get good bar
gains. A. G.. Lundstrum's Furniture
Store.
The Ogden-Lucin cutoff is at last
an accomplished fact and the Southern
Pacific route to San Francisco is 43
miles shorter. Officials of the road
inspected the work Wednesday.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds Of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed. S. Il. Sorensen
proprietor.
Grand opening of the First Ward
Bazaar, Tuesday, Dec. LIST, at 3o'clock.
Admission and 10 cents. Thatcher
Orchestra i'm attendance Tuesday
evening.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in special session Monday and APP
pointed Mr.. Jacob Wilhelm, of Green
vile, to succeed Carl f. Nyman as
road supervisor.
The Observation-Disclosures boxing
contest at San Francisco Tuesday
night lasted twenty rounds. Fitz
proved himself the better man but
was unable to deliver a knockout
blow
Thatcher Brothers Music Company
have recently purchased fine wagon
for the delivery of their celebrated
pianos. 1t is one Of the finest wagons
ever brought to the city, being made
expressly for the business.
In the big eastern football games on
Thanksgiving, Michigan defeated
by a score of % to nothing;
II, Wisconsin 0: Pennsyl-
vania ~, Cornell 0; Carlislisle Indians
%, Northwestern University 0.
William Ariel, a little son of Peter
of the Fifth Ward, died
On Thanksgiving day at II a. m, pneu-
nonia being the affection. The fun
,ral will be held at II m. on Sunday
1t the Fifth Ward meeting house.
Friends are cordially invited.
Among the National Guard boys
,alled to Southern Utah to quell the
miners, is Logan boy, Matt.
son of Capt. +. A. Neu-
berger. Young NeuDerger has been
n an insurance office in Salt Lake the
)ast two years and is a member of the
Governors troup of cavalry.
The CoriantOn troop under the |
of Mr.. Piper presented
hat modern drama to the people of
Paris on Monday and Tuesday nights
% good sized audiences The acting
vas very good. The company is first
lass and the audience was well pleas
ID with the performance. Paris Post.
Inman q Vincent, two well known |.
md popular comedians, were selected
from over two dozen vaudeville feat
lres to succeed Ward Il Nokes, and
they will be seen here next Wednes-
day with Joe Kelly and twenty-five
others in the big musical cut-up,
''The Head Walters" at the Opera
House.
In the Sixth ward meeting house
next Tuesday evening, the ward Sun
day school will give musical enter
tainment in which such talent as
Profs. Harris and Robinson, Frank
Baugh and Others will take part.
The program will be a very superior
one and at 10 and pc you can't afford
to miss it. Program begins at O'Clock
sharp.
Cleve Hailstone, son of Stephen
Hailstone of this city, happened with
an accident at a sausage mill sometime
last week. His right hand was caught
in the mill and lacerated so badly
that 1t was necessary to amputate
the thumb just above the first joint.
The forefnger was also amputatcd
close to the hand knuclile. The
second finger, though broken badly,
will probably be saved,
Willard G. Smith moved to Logan
few months ago from Morgan county,
and died from the effects of paralysis
last Saturday evening, November 2lst.
Services were held at the residence on
Monday. The speakers were DR.. w.
b, Parkinson, Patriarch Hatch, W. ID.
Hendricks and Bishop Thomas \.
Smith. The remains were shipped to
Morgan for burial Tuesday, where the
last funeral rites were observed by
the hosts of people that love the name
of Willard G. Smith. His name has
been connected with the early history