The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-03

Mr.. Jacob f. Sport former teach
err in the Logan schools, and known
as a prospector in the Laplata district,
died at Montpelier, Ida, a few days
ago.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds of bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed. S. B. Sorensen
proprietor
Mrs. Cartwright, who is now on a
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Bling, at Salt
Lake, is reported as being i'll. Dr.
Cartwright has gone down. During
his absence, DR.. Harry Emeis will
attend to his denial patients.
The Logan Steam Laundry is now
owned by Mr.. Frank Earl, who will
conduct it i'm the future, Mr.. G. a..
Cummings and Mr.. Frank Brock hav-
ing sold their interest to him. 1t Is
MIR. Cummings intention to put an
other laundry into operation if he
can find a suitable location.
Seven grown daughters of Father
Baugh were seen riding in a large
victorne last Wednesday. The team
attached was driven by their brother,
George. Father Baugh has cause to
be proud of his family for it is not
often that such fine group of seven
sisters can be seen in Logan city.
Chas. Woodhouse, one Of the fOremen
at the Sugar Factory, received pain
full infliction of one of his eyes last
Saturday. Something entered the
eye which had the effect of causing
the whole side of the head to swell.
He is receiving medical treatment,
and it is expected that he will be al.
right in short time.
Mrs. Sine Jensen Of the Fourth
ward died on Wednesday morning and
funeral services were held at the
ward meeting house yesterday after
noon at two O'Clock. Mrs. Jensen was
81 years of age and had been resident
of Logan for score of years. Her
death was the result Of a paralytic
stroke several days ago.
Fighting Bob" will be the play in
which Mr.. S. Miller Kent will be seen
during his engagement at the Opera
House Monday evening. Captain
Bob" is comedy drama, the
scenes being laid in Mexico and
South America Mr.. Kent will
carry the entire production, and Mr..
Nathaniel Roth, under whose mar
agement Nj. Kent will be this season,
has surrounded him with an excel
lent company of players.
The tenth annual convention of the
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
has been IL session at Salt Lake this
week and will close its sessions this
evening. The Agricultural College
Club and Beacon Light Society of this
city are members OF the Federation
and the following ladies are at Salt
Lake representing these organiza-
tions: Mrs. T.. ID. Ball, Mrs. Fred S.
Madison, Miss Almeda Parry. The
two Logan clubs have asked that the
next years. meeting be held in this
city, but this matter will be left to
the new board of directors.
Mr.. S. Miller Kent, who is so favor
ably remembered as having appeared
here in "Thc Cowboy and the Lady,
comes to the opera house next Satur-
day evening where he will present a
new and original play entitled "Cap-
tain Bob" by Edward f. Rose. This
play is said to afford Mr.. Kent a wide
scope to display his talents us a finish
ed and painstaking actor. The
action of the play Is laid in Mexico
and South America. The character
in which Mr.. Kent will be seen Is that
Of Robert Rensselaer,, a graduate OF
Yale, and known among his friends
as Fighting Bob"
Agent Woodside Is our authority for
stating that there is to be no change
In the O. S. L. train service at any
early date, nor Is there to be any new
schedule. Reports or rumors to the
contrary are wholly without founda.
ton. Mr. Woodside also speaks of the
frequent lateness of the early morn
ing train from Cache Junction and says
that it is impossible to remedy condi-
tions until the main line trains get to
running on schedule time. Frequent.
ly the main line trains are from one to
four hours late, and this early train
must be held on that account.
Have you stopped to look at the
samples of embroidery in the y. o.
windows? The framed pieces are un-
doubleday the finest work of the kind
ever shown in the city Mr.. w. II.
McCuin who is now at that store Civ.