The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-25

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James Mcikle of Smithfed was in
Logan yesterday.
Mrs. Cathrine Hibbard and he
daughter, Mrs. Fister, left for Malad
Thursday to visit with relatives.
FOR SALE-A beautiful china cabi
net. Inquire of Mrs. G. II. Champ
Hanks Hotel. "
Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, sister of Fred
Turner, and his niece Mary Gray, are
visiting in Logan.
Mr.. Robert Lafount and wife left
Thursday morning on pleasure trip
to salt Lake City and south.
Premium lists of the Utah State
Fair are out, and to those interested
in displays will prove of considerable
value.
Mrs. Barton, the mother of genial
Tom Barton, and his two sisters, Mrs.
Lawrence Sloan and Mrs. Orvin Nor
ris, arc visitors in Logan.
There is no doubt but ! hat Robinson
Bros. does the largest tie trade of any
dealer in town, In the past two
months their sales amounted to over
$500.
A great game of base ball Is expect
ed at Smithfeld today between the
Willard and Smithtield teams 1t
will be worth seeing.
Rev. Clemenson will take "Papacy"
as a subject for his Sunday mornings
sermon. The theme is opportunc and
discussion Of it will no doubt prove
interesting.
VIM. Amer and family are down
from Anaconda, Mont, for vacation
lasting four or five weeks. While
here they will visit friends and
numerous relatives.
Bishop Pratt of Fairview has sold
his farm of two hundred and fifty
acres and horned stock to Professor
Moench of Ogden, for 81, 800. People
say the Bishop sold too cheap.
When the condensed milk factory
starts up at Richmond the dairymen
expect to receive at least twenty-five
per cent more for their milk than
they are now getting at the cream
cries.
1t has been rumorcd that Mrs. viii
liam Anderson of Petersboro, who re-
Gently died in the Fifth ward of this
city, was operated upon for Appendix
ctis. Upon investigation we find
there is no foundation for the state.
ment
George W. Squires is now what
might be termed a bonafide citizen of
Lewiston. He was in Logan on We'd
nesday shipping his furniture and
moving his family. He has neat
little barber shop in Lewiston located
south of the tabernacle. The people
of Lewiston are to be congratulated
on the acquisition of so good citizen
and first class barber. We wish
George success.
A government timber inspector will
come to Logan within short time to
look after matters of government con-
Germ. This should prove of particular
interest to lumber men. An agent to
look after the forest reserve PROPOSE
ton is also expected within short
time. He will look over the field and
decide as to what is necessary to the
proper protection of the reserve.
Mrs. Slower and sons Noble and
Howard will leave next Friday for
Berkeley. Cal. In California, public
and high schools, as well as Uni
versity, begin work on August l, and
in order that the boys may start IN
school at the beginning OF. the term,
the family is going at this time. Misses
DeGraff and Raymond will occupy the
Slower home after the family's de-
parture, and the residence vacated by
the first named will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Thompson.
The Old Folks Reunion at the tab
ernacle grounds next Friday gives pro-
mise OF being an enjoyable affair.
The committees are making arrange
ments for splendid program and it is
confidently expected that large
number of the older people will be
present to enjoy the occasion. The
Hyde Park band will be present, and
music will also be furnished by some
OF Logan's excellent talent. Every
thing for the comfort and pleasure of
the old folks will be provided, not the
least of which will be a feast of good
things prepared by the younger peo-
pie. In the afternoon there will be a
dance on the new PAVILION