The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-15

Bishop Owen Of Wellsvillc was in
Logan Wednesday.
The Cache Stake S. s. Union will be |
held in the b. Y. College at 2 p. m.
Sunday, August 18th.
DR.. w. b. PARKINSON treats the |
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses
scientifically lifted. Also diseases of
women and children. XRay labora-
tory.
WE HAVE ON HAND BLACK,
RED, GREEN, BLUE, TAN AND
WHITE SHOE LACES, FOR HAND
BAGS AND BELTS. CITY SHOE
STORE.
In recent letters received from
Cardston it Is stated that within the
past two weeks that place has been
visited by a severe hailstOrm that
nearly ruined all the gardens IN that
locality.
| Watermaster Holt Is around making
Investigations in regard to taps that
bavc been neglected in the past year
or so. There are so many little de-
tails of this kind to look after that 1t
is a very easy matter for many to es-
cape paying rent.
The Thatchers are making improve
ments in real estate they own on the
brow of the hill across the river, and
contemplate making an addition TO
to the city. The cite is really charm
ing and for those who prefer sort of
suburban life the location would be
most delightful.
ONE "OUNCE" OF SATISEAC-
rTION is WORTH A TON" OF
TALK. THIS is PROVEN BY
USING 1.-THE NEW CORN CURE"
SOLD AT CITY SHOE STORE.
Mrs. Mark Fletcher is quite III at
this time with nervous prOstration
and general debility. 1t will be re-
mcmbered that about two years ago
she fell and injured her hip. Since
that time she has not been in the
best of health and her present trouble
is the result.
Bulletin No. 80 from the Expert
mcnt station Is just out. The book
let treats Of irrigation Investigations
in 1901 and contains large amount Of
valuable information. The proper
use of water by the farmer is science
in itself and the irrigatOr should put
himself In touch with all the infor-
nation that will enable him to get
the best results from the water he
uses. Bulletin 80 tells you something
about it, so you had better get one.
Mr. James Quaylc of the firm of Jas.
Quayle & Co. kicked as long and hard
as he could to keep from having his
place of business surrounded by sa-
looms, but his kick availed him naught
in that respect. However, he says the
officials keep the saloons quiet and the
sidewalk free from loungers and drunk
en- men, so that nc has no kick coming
now; instead he thinks it barely posSi-
bic that his location is better than
ever, for the reason that men not in
frequently bounce into his store think
ing they have struck the saloon. AS
soon as one Of these fellows gets his
ead in, he is grabbed by a patent con-
trivance and before he gets away the
firms wide-awake clerks sell him big
bill OF goods. This is good for the
store of course and is a kindness to the
would-be drinker, for he can then
take home to his family what he would
have guzzled away. Its an i'll wind
that blows nobody good"
Myron Roundy, the Benson boy who
was injured In a runaway last week,
died at his home Tuesday morning.
Funeral services were held at the
Roundy home on Friday and the re.
mains were inferred In the Logan
cemetery Friday afternoon. The
Roundy family Is one of the most
highly respected families in the coun-
ty, and the boy himself was of such
disposition as to endear him to the
hearts OF many. In his struggle for
life he had the best wishes and prayers
OF all, but broken ribs and lacerated
lungs could not be healed by hopes.
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sible to alleviate the boys suffering,
but could offer him no effective aid
and his spirit departed. The parents
are heartbroken over the untimely
death of their boy, and their grief is
kcener because it comes at time
when their hearts are sick over the
death Of another child but short
time ago,