The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-02

ket. cents pound. Befl Bros st
John Bingham and NJ. w. Butler
were over from Trenton yesterday.
John Buttars, John Thompson and
William Sparks, three of the Charleston
stalwarts, were In Logan on Monday.
Marriage licenses have been grant
ed as follows: Robert l.. BEDFORD of
Mt. Sterling and Lizzie Dewsup OF
Rexburg.
Mr.. II. w. Shipley, one Of the newly
elected school trustees Of Paradise, was
in Logan Thursday looking after mat
tiers pertaining to the coming school
year.
The officers meeting of the Y. l..
M. 1. A. of Cache Stake will be held
at the usual time and place. A full
attendance of all officers Is especially.
requested.
After enjoying very pleasant trip
to Hyrum and visiting parents and
numerous friends for the last week,
Mrs. Hal Napier returned to Logan
Monday feeling well after her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossiter returned to
Salt Lake City Saturday morning
after a months stay at "The Lin
coln". while Mr.. Rossiter looked after
orchard interests at Providence.
Another large shipment Of Douglas
shoes has just arrived at Andreas
Pcterson's. These shoes arcjmade up
to order from the finest and best
materials and in the lat'svstyles' s't4
Israel Jacobsen, and Frank Good
win with their wives drove to Para
disc for an outing, the later part Of
last week. Sarvis berries and young
chickens were the catch of the trip.
Mr.. Hemenway of the firm of Hem
cnway and Moscr has been In this
county the past week doing business
with his many patrons. This firm
carries the famous "1'om Moore
cigar"
G. II. Sweeten, of Mendon, who Is
in Colorado on a mission, Is lying seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever in Pueblo.
The young man had been doing a
good work up to the time he was
taken i'll.
WITH EVERY PURCHASE IN
LADIES OR GENTS SHOES UP TO
AND INCLUDING S2.50YOU ARE
UNTITLED TO SEyEN FREE
SHINES AT GETTY SHOE STORE"
Leland Hanks went down to Salt
Lake Monday for short stay with
Messrs. Baldwin and Swentzel, who
have returned to that city after a
week or so spent in Logan and on
rip to Bea Lake.
Go to the 4th ward NJ. l. A. Con-
joint meeting Sunday night Sept. 8. at
7:3O o'clock. Four returned southern
states missionaries will hold forth.
"The First Principles of the Gospel"
will be discussed. All are invited.
Herbert Shipley, one Of Paradise's
young men who has been at work on
the sugar factory at Garland, returned
home last week feeling quite III, and
has shown no improvement since. 1t
is said that considerable sickness has
resulted from drinking impure water
at the Garland factory.
Pres. W. j. Kerr and Samuel b.
Milton director Of music of the Agri-
cultural college, and Miss Rose Soren-
son visited Lewiston last Sunday
evening. They held an educational
meeting there, which was highly in
structive and interesting. Miss
Sorenson rendered two solos In a most
! excellent manner.
Logan City looks little more
metropolitan with the ". S. mail
boxes on the street corners for the re-
ceiving of mail. An electric car SER
vice in the county is the next thing
we need and must have.
DIR. and Mrs. Willard Croxall left
yesterday for California via Portland,
TO be gone several weeks. Mrs. CrOx-
all's mother has been III for some
time. During the absence of DR..
Croxall his professional work will be
attended to by DR.. Frank II. Cutler,
who will be found day or night at
DR.. Croxall's on Main st. over the
City Drug Store.
Those who wonder what has become
OF the Home Telephone Co., which
was asking franchise of this city
during last winter, may be interested
In knowing that this company is now
putting in system at Salt Lake City,
and has already spent more than $780,
900. That the company really means
business Is attested by this fact, and