The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-27
Local lettings.


America at, Dunbar, Robinson &
Co.
Alexander the opticion, Smithteld,
Jan. 1927, Richmond 1929, Franklin
3d.
Liquid Air comes next Thursday
night. Admission SO cents and IS
cents.
Judge Harris court Is still occupied
with the Roth damage suit against
the Sugar Factory.
The Palace Orchestra will give a
grand ball in the Hillard Hall Smith
field Friday night next.
Corless Coon Collars are the best 2
for % cents Collars in the City for sale
at, Dunbar, Robinson e. Co.
Special values in Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers % cent each so cents
values at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.
Marvellous things are done by
Liquid Air. Prof. Patty experiments
with it next Thursday night at the b.
Y. G.
Hayball g. Co. of Lewiston purchas-
ed at one time eight hundred pounds
of candy from Murdock's Candy
Kitchen.
The thaw Saturday and Sunday
sent flood of water down through
Mendon that did considerable damage
in some parts of town.
Corianton played to the largest
house last night that has greeted it
since it came to Logan. Every part
of the house was literally packed with
people.
The Providence people still adopt
the old methods of donating work on
roads adjacent to their town. This is
an excellent idea while teams and
boys are idle.
The old folks of Providence will
have an old time spread next Fri
day. A good energetic committee
have the matter in hand, an enjoyable
time is anticipated.
See Liquid Air boil on ice, straw
berries frozen hard as bullets, tin cups
crumble to powder, iron burn bril-
liantly, and other strange experiments
next Thursday night.
The firm of Ownby and johnson has
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Ownby re-
tering. Mrs. johnson has secured the
services Of practical matchmaker and
will continue the business as hereto
fore.
Roy Allen of Paradise, has been
seriously afflicted with sciatica. 1t
was thought for time that he could
not recover. But change for the
better has come and Mr.. Allen is now
improving rapidly.
Rasmus Jorenson one of the old set
tiers Of Logan has recently come down
from the Snake River Country where
he has been for the past four years
Mr.. Jorenson disposed of some of
his Logan City property while here.
The thaw that has Prevailed dur
ing the past two days has increased
all Of the streams throughout the
county. The large culvert about one
mile north of Hyrum is washed out
Teams now travel through the fields
below, pending the repairing of the
roads.
Typhoid fever has been raging in
Providence for the past six months,
some deaths have occurred. We I'M
derstand the disease has about disap-
peared, as there Is but one patient
now left with the fever, and it is ex-
pected in a few days that this individ-
ual will be fully recovered.
Alfred Brossard returned home last
Saturday from Tuscarora Neva da on
account Of the illness of his wife. We
understand Mr.. Brossard has invested
in some mining property in that
locality upon which he has eight men
at work, and expects in the near fut-
ure to tap the main body of gold ore
which is thought to be on the pro-
perty. We hope Mr.. Brossards ex-
pectations will be fully realized.
Corianton has had a phenomenal
run In Utah. The gross receipts to-
date exceed $4,000. At Provo they
played seven times and took in s3,7OO.
The company go from here to Ogden,
and will leave the State about Feb.
lst. playing in Butte first and then
in other Montana towns. They will
then work their way West playing at
Seattle, Tecoma, Portland and the
other larger towns on the coast. The
people of Utah will watch their pro-
gress with interest,
Tho families of Georpa and Erostns