The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-03


at Hotel Kiesel.
Great Bargain Sale at Robinson
Bros. See their adj.
Mr.. Aurelius Miner is in Logan
visiting with his family.
Harold f. Liljenquist of Hyrum
was Logan visitor yesterday.
We will appreciate II you will call
up Phone SO and give us an item.
/ of on Suits, I of on Shoes, I of on
Hats at, Dunbar, Robinson g. Co.
Special sale Of Gents, furnishing
goods, at Robinson Bros. 40 Main
Street.
Hugh Frew young man attending
the A. G. has a rather severe case Of
pneumonia.
Mr.. Ole Hansen one Of the pioneers
Of the county now living at Smith
field was In Logan Monday.
Samuel Hall of Wellsville, father Of
Representative w. w. Hall, was in
Logan yesterday looking after bust
ness matters.
Peter Bowcutt of Franklin under
went very serious operation Sunday.
DR.. Parkinson was called by DIR.
Adamson to assist.
Mrs. James johnson Of the Second
ward had an operation performed
yesterday, made necessary by months
of suffering. At lasts accounts she
was resting easy and bids fair for an
early recovery to strength and good
health.
The recent thaw has done some
damage throughout the county, many
cellars having been filed with water.
We learn from Smithfield that the
basement Of their new school house
was filed with about two feet Of
water.
Members of the 10th Quorum Of
Seventies are hereby notified that
meeting will be held this evening at
the b. Y. College at 1880 o'clock. Elder
John A. Widtsoe will deliver a lee
ture on "The First Dispensation."
Farmers should bear in mind that
water flooding their lands this time of
year does no good as there is no sedi-
ment in the water 10 settle on their
ground. 1t would be well to have
bitches and water channels opened up
as much as possible to protect their
lands from the floods which are likely
to occur in localities where the ground
Is frozen.
Michael Boyle an aged resident of
The Second ward died last Friday night
1t $50 pm. His death was due to
which he had contracted
It Rawlins, Wyoming week or ten
lays ago. The old man had been
in that vicinity during the
,ast winter and returned home on
Wednesday Of last week, only to die
friday night. 1t is said that he was
n critical condition when he left
sawlins, the physician who put him
n the train believing that he would
ct reach Logan alive. Mr.. Boyle was
ONE where in the vicitity II SO years
I age and leaves q widow and four
rown boys to mourn their loss. The
neral services will be held in the Sec
nd ward meeting house Wednesday
fternoon after which he will be buried
l the Logan cemetery.
Willie England, Contemporaries
IN Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. England,
let with a rather painful accident |
Ist Saturday. He and a young And
rson boy went sleighriding out on
ne road past Millville, carrying with |
hem a 22-calibre rifle with which |
hey expected to kill Indians and |
ears, or at least do a little target |
ork, and at point somewhere near
he Blacksmith Fork river the weapon |
as discharged, the ball entering |
Dung England's foot near the instep. |
he boys feet were rather cold and 1t |
said he did not know that ne was |
not for some little time after the
ccident occurred. When the fact |
ecame known the boys drove rapidly
D town and Mrs. England took her
IN to DR.. Bulge, who removed the
all and dressed the wound. The
oy was suffering no serious incon-
enience at last account, and 1t is
kceedingly fortunate that no bones
ere injured.
Misses Katherine Smith, Harriet
'lliot, Alice Read and Hannah Jen-
IN Of the N. J. A. gave a "Swap
arty" to a number Of friends Friday