The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-29

Heber Parker of Wellsville was i'm
Logan today attending to business
pertaining to the estate of w. II.
Parker, deceased
We want every boy in the county to
see onr South window. Boys that are
grown may look too
ROBINSON BROS,
6l-t2 As Main st.
An operetta was billed to take
place at the Benson ward meeting
house Wednesday May 9th but was
postponed owing to an accident
occurring to Mrs. Nellie f. Thomas
who was to have been one of the prin-
cipal actresses.
WANTED-A young lady desires
position as chambermaid-or will take
general household work. Address
this Office.
John Christensen, with the U. o.,
has arranged one of the prettiest
Decoration Day windows ever shown
in the city. Considerable artistic abli-
ty is displayed in the work, a descrip-
ton of which it would be impossible
to give. 1t will readily attract your
attention If you pass that way.
If you have no boy we will lend you
one so that you can make his heart re-
joice by letting us give him bow and
arrow with each suit we sell him.
ROBINSON BROS
6l-t2 As Main st.
Logan City should feel highly COM
plimented from the fact that three of
her citizens, Charles Paul, James
Purdy and Peter Sorenson were select
ed as three Of the engineers to handle
the throttle between Butte and Salt
Lake cities on the train that conveyed
President Roosevelt.
Tempest Frank returned from
Cardston to his home in this city last
night. Mr.. Frank with one of his
brothers, Vol Frank, was out in the
three days storm in that country,
holding their cattle from drifting.
He states the storm was terrific one
and that hundreds of cattle and sheep
persisted. Last Sunday there was but
little snow remaining at Cardston.
In the vicinity of Magrath and Ray
mond it had all melted away.
The little seven-year-old child Of
Frank Baugh is very i'll with what Is
known as purpura hemorrhagica,
condition wherein the entire cap Hilary
system bleesd. The condition is brought
about by severe disc asses of another
nature, and is very rare The little
girl has recently suffered from bron-
chitis and measels and it seems that
the entire capillary system is relaxed.
Blood issues continually from the
muscles and openings of the body.
In giving voice to report that the
councilman owning property on Cen
WI otlCCD NCSt vi ultNll
threatened to revolt in case the pro-
posed sidewalk improvement extended
past his property, an injustice was
probably done Mr.. Baker, the gentle
man referred to. Mr.. Baker has sug-
gested that it would be impossible to
secure the improvement in the event
that its continuation further than
three blocks is insisted upon, but per-
sonally he is strictly in favor of the
walk going down all the way to the
station. He is in favor of all such i'm
provements, and has now in mind the
idea Of constructing concrete walk
on 3rd West as soon as the residence
he Is now building is completed. He
believes that II the walk Is laid for
three blocks that it will serve as
means Of finally getting the other two.
Until yesterday morning we were
wholly unaware that an Irishman had
ever drifted into this locality. but
from letter which was picked up on
street, it may be judged that there
are at least two in the valley. The
letter is really too rich to keep, and
without publishing names we offer it
as follows: "Patrick-, Sir: This
is the last letter you'll have from me,
bad cess to yez. An it's writin' this
/ am to tell you that We are lobster.
There's lots of good fish in the sea
besides Holsters, and If ye think I'll
cry me eyes out because We Tilted me,
that's where yez makes a mistake.
Faith, and Jimmie has been coaxin'
me for month to go to Salt Lake
wild him, and it's goin' / am tomorrer.
Tear up me Photograph: yours is in
the ashbarrell. Farewell Patrick
and may the devil fly away wild yez.
Yours widout respect,
MARY
W.