The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-07
Local JOttingS.

Sample Hats and Caps at cost. j
II. Anderson.
Martin Olsen was over from Mill
vile yesterday.
Il. n. Hammond from Millville
visited Logan Tuesday.
Charles Reese, the cattleman oil
Benson, was doing business in Logan
yesterday.
Plenty home money to loan on City
and Farm property. Good Terms.
II. A. Petersen e. Co.
Look up Dunbar & Robnson's ad
this issue. They are Offering some
excellent bargains.
Profs. Wilson and Bexcl of the a. G.
of o., went to Salt Lake Sunday and
remained until Monday evening.
Alexander the optician will be at
The Lincoln Hotel Logan for 4 days
only, Oct. eth to 10th.
j. NJ. Parry gives lessons on the
piano, guitar and mandolin. Is thor
oughly proficient. I block west of
A. c. dOrmitory.
Elder ]. l.. Brangham, second coun-
selor to "Bishop" Champ of the Utah
Mortgage & Loan, went to Salt Lake
Sunday to attend conference.
Congressman and Mrs. Howell are in
Salt Lake City for several days. Mr..
Howell has headquarters at Mr..
Lewis Cannon's Office, 5l2 Temple
Building.
+. A. McGraw, brother of r.. E.
McGraw of this city has located as a |
lawyer in Salt Lake City. He is Il re-
cent graduate of the University of
Michigan.
Mrs. Cartwright who is in Salt Lake
City, has been troubled of late with
a nervous affection. She may go to the
coast this winter for the improvement
of her health.
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.
miss Ruth Evelyn Moench of the
A. G. of U. will lecture before the
Y. l.. NJ. l. A. of the Fourth Ward,
next Thursday evening. Literature"
will be her subject.
The tramp who caused some little
lneasiness in the vicinity of Paradise
S making his exit from the country.
The last heard of him, he was travel
ng towards Brigham City.
Albin Anderson, son of Adolph
4 nderson, who has been very low
With typhoid fever, is recovering,
slowly from his affiiction. We hope
hat he will speedily recover.
We are crowded with goods. Mems
Boys, and Children's Clothing. Every
hing goes cheap for Cash. Come and
ret genuine bargains.
j. NEwBOLD. 9St4
Stephen Hailstone the popular
has opened butcher shop in
he business house of James f. Eng
and. Tender, juicy meats always on
land. Satisfaction guaranteed Sau-
ages speciality. *tf
A farewell party was given at the
esidence of Joseph Wilson in the Sixth
ward last evening In honor of Geo. II.
Parkinson, who leaves for Great Brit
lin next Monday, on two years mis-
ion, after which it Is expected that
lie will take medical course before
eturning home.
VIM. Crockett, the bill poster, is
low located over the Republican office
md has already developed into a
'rognosticator. He claims that de-
pite the present discouraging out
ook, when conference is past, the sun
will shine again just as it did sin the
'ood old summer time"
II. II. and r. II. Smith, the horse
men, of this city were awarded the
PRIZES at the State fair.
'irst and second on stallion four years
I'D and over; first on yearling stallion;
irst on three year old mares: first and
econd on stallion with one of his
otis; second on mare with one of her
otis.
The Mutual Improvement Associa-
ions of the Second ward, preparatory
o their winters work, will meet to-
either in social pastime next Friday,
october 9th. An excellent program
las been arraigned to be followed by "A
rand dance. All members of the