The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-30
Local Jottings.

in Logan on Monday.
Quite few counterfeit ten cen,
pieces are in circulation here, appar
emily made out of lead.
Joseph Il. Taylor, the business man
ager of "Studcnt Life" returned from
Salt Lake on Sunday night.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Y. Croxall arrived
home Saturday evening from a pleas
ant outing along the western coast.
The Logan Sugar factory Is running
to about one-half of its capacity, not
being able to get a full supply OF
beets.
Mr.. Il. G. Stultz, foreman OF the
Beckwith & Quinn ranch near Sage
Greek, Wyoming, is in Logan trans
acting business.
Bishop Ira Ncbeker Of Laketown
came to Logan last Sunday. He re-
ports the roads as being fairly good
over the mountains.
j. NJ. Parry gives lessons on the
piano, guitar and mandolin. Is thor
oughly proficient. block west OF
A. c. dormitory.
Mr.. r. X. Thomas came up from
Salt Late Saturday evening and re-
NAMED until Tuesday looking after
business affairs.
The condition of Mr.. Robert DryS-
dale of the Second ward, who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever,is reported
to be most favorable to his recovery.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed. S. B. Sorensen
proprietor.
Moses Thatcher Jr., manager of the
Farmers Union at Franklin, came to
Logan Saturday night. Mr.. Thatch-
or reports business as being fairly
good at Franklin.
One carload of folding beds, Bed
room sets and sideboards just arrived.
Also large shipment Of velvet car
pets, at A. G.. L. S successor to Spande
Furniture Co.
II. X. Hansen of the Seventh ward
has gone to Dingle Dell, in Bear Lake,
to cut stone for public building be-
ing constructed there. The price
paid Mr. Hansen per day Is 81.
Mrs. Annie Reeder, wife of Robert
w. Reeder of Cardston, Alberta, is
down visiting her relatives for
short time. Mrs. Reeder has been in
Canada about thirteen years.
f. Peakc the secondhand dealer on
lst North street, has extended his
premises by taking away the partition
between his store and the one lately
occupied by the Gardner bottling
works.
On Thursday evening the 4th ward
Young Mems Mutual Improvement
Association will meet for the first
time since May. The young ladies of
the ward will joiu them and have
pleasant social time.
The monkey in the window at the
Harris Music Store is reading a paper
which says Newman brothers make
high grade pianos and organs and
that you should never monkey with
cheap instruments.
A valuable driving horse that Pres.
c. o. Card shipped from Alberta to
Logan died last night. 1t is thought
that the animal died from the effects
Of change of climate ana feed, not
being accustomed to lucerne hay.
See Coles Hot Blast Heaters at NJ.
G. Everton's. He has a full line Of
this famous stove and Is prepared to
serve your wants. Remember Coles"
is the one that made hot blasts famous.
1t always plcases. 95t3
Mrs. Rose Keller, who has been
down to st. Marks Hospital for treat
ment, returned last Friday night
apparently sound and in good health.
1t is hoped that with proper care that
she will be a strong robust woman,
better than ever before.
j. d. Fife, manager Of the Moline
Plow Co. Of Utah, was in Logan on
Monday. Mr.. Fife makes flattering
statement as to the status Of his bust
ness. He states positively, without
any reservation, that his business ha,
increased one hundred per cent above
what it was last year.
Some parties in this city have beer
aroused at midnight by boys inquir
ing whether or not boarders are taken
AS soon as the door is opened the boy.
disappear This may be fun To-
| some peODle but IL will NOT ternipat.