The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-27

row night.
Great Bargain Sale at Robinson
Bros. See their ad.
Special sale of Gents, furnishing
goods, at Robinson Bros. 45 Main
Street.
Herschell Bullen Jr. is about recov-
cred from two weeks illness, appear
ing on the street yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Bullen shows the effect of his
siege.
James Meikle the busiest man in
Smithfeld found time to get to Logan
yesterday. Just how his monograph
got along without him we are not able
to state.
The annual "Praise Meeting" of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will be held SUM-
day evening March 1st, 1880 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Robert Abel of Lewiston left last
night for Walla Walla, Oregon, where
he will be employed in large saw
mill. Mr.. Abel is bright young man
having many friends in his home town
whose best wishes 60 with him.
The returned missionaries from the
South Sea Islands are going to hold a
reunion at the b. Y. G.. tomorrow at
one o'clock p. m. Jos. Quincy Jr. Is
the moving spint in the preparation
for the days pleasures.
A cloak was misplaced at the Pal
ace masquerade Wednesday night.
1t is suggested by the Palace manage
ment that If the person now having
the cloak will return it Saturday even
ing it will save considerable trouble.
Marriage licenses;-Frank G..
Bramwell, 81, of La Grande Ore, and
Jennie b. Stoddard, 20, of Millville;
Earl Huffaker 80, of Willow Greek,
and Millie Higley, %, of Egin, Idaho;
Edgar M. Martin, "a, and Ada
Stephens, 20, both from Preston;
Thomas j. John, % Of West Portage,
and Rose Ward, 10, Of Woodruff.
DR.. r. A. Greene, one of the lead.
ing oculists of Salt Lake City, is spend.
ing a couple of days with l. N.
Smith of the New Jersey Academy
DR.. Greene was a member of the
faculty of the medical department OF
Chicago University, but had to leave
there on account of the climate. He Is
a brilliant young man and has ar
enviable reputation as specialist in
his profession.
Geo. w. Stanton of Hyrum has
joined Henry Porter of Logan in a
partnership to conduct livery bust
ness in this city. They will continue
at the old stand of the City Livery
and Feed Stables. These two gentle
men are thorough horsemen, which
speaks well for the future. 1t is thei
intention to run stage line between
Cache and Beaver River valley durin,
the coming summer.
Toallappearance, the good roads tina
we have enjoyed during the past month
will soon be thing Of the past. In
short time the frost will be out of tn,
ground, and the roads may be almos
impossible for time. Those WHIT
have hauling to do, to and from thei
ranches, should attend to it at once
DO it now while you can. You will
find it more pleasant and easy TO
yourselves and teams also, than t,
wait for time.
From the present outlook it Seems
hardly probable that free postal de
livery will be established in Logan Of
April lst, as has been promised. TIL,
advertising for competitors in the ex
animation for letter carriers has moi
yet been made, and in fact there arr
such a number of important matter
to be attended to before the free dc
livery system can be installed that W,
will have to wait for quite time yet
The posCoffice officials are inclined t,
think that July 1st will be the dat,
for the beginning of the service. /,
seems that we are rather unfortunat,
along this line.
The masquerade ball at the Palac,
Wednesday night was veay marked
success in the way Of attendance anC
pleasure. The capacity of thu
spacious hall was tested, and the char
acters represented were very good
Mr.. Vanorden, the chef at the Palace
restaurant, went as Zulu chief and
carried off the prize as the best char
acter. With rings in his ears and nost
and war paint to finish he presented
sight not often beheld at the Palace
and for his makeup was awarded the
prize, Powered wine set Other ex
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