The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-24

W. III. Price of Smithfeld was in
Logan last Monday.
Latest styles of Baby Carriages at
Spande Furniture Co.
John Hughes of Willard was
visitor to Logan yesterday.
The finest and best line of ladies
Muslin underwear at G. X. w. y
Ladies Egyptian Cotton Hose, 2
pair guaranteed to wear all summer
at G. X. w.
II you want good eating and fine
selling apple plant the w. w. Pear
main. Fine trees at The LOGAN
NURSERIES. 3St4
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church will give social
at the church on Thursday evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to ALL
Policeman Christensen arrested
student yesterday for discharging
fire arms within the city limits. We
sympathize, but the laws must be
observed.
The Cinematograph Is doing good
business everyday. The longer they
exhibit, the better their business
appears to be. This is a good sign
that its patrons are satisfied.
w. w. Cranney, an old time Logan
ite arrived in this city on Monday
night from Star Valley. He states there
is fully one foot of snow on the level in
that valley. The stockmen are well
provided with feed for their stock.
Take peep in at Thatcher and
Hansen's New stock just arrived.
Watch our window. I
Word comes from Richmond that
the leading business men of that
place in conjunction with those of
Lewiston, are not leaving stone
unturned to secure the location of the
condensed milk factory in that
locality. Logan must wake up Or
Mr.. II. G.. Hayball has secured the
services of Miss Jane Herrick as head
trimmer and Miss June Blair as head
saleslady of the millinery department,
where they will be pleased to meet
their many friends. Millinery open
ipg Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March %, "a and %.
Have you seen the great bargains
at Thatcher and Hansen's, Clothiers,
u Main street? +
Elean Crockett, daughter of Victor
Crockett of this city, swallowed a pin
last Monday. For two days she suf-
fered greatly in body and mind, the
pin having lodged in her throat. Med
ical assistance was called in, which
undoubtedly helped to some extent.
Wednesday morning in a fit Of cough
ing, the pin came forth, with much
rejoicing in the Crockett household.
Grand opening of Pattern Hats at |
Mrs. T. d. Roberts March 26 and q.
Hyrum Bair of Richmond was in
Logan last Monday. He has recently
returned from Pocatello where he was
called as a witness in the case of the |
Downey murder, that happened last |
summer. Sanders, a Finlander, who |
was arrested for the crime, was found |
guilty of murder in the second degree,
and received life'S sentence. All of |
the evidence found against him was
circumstantial. Mr.. Bair states that
the evidence showed without doubt
that the murder was committed for
an old watch and twenty dollars.
During most of the summer season
in 1902 the Ogden merchants closed
their places of business every Thurs
day afternoon, thereby giving their
employees half day holiday each
week. In Philadelphia the merchants
have done this for years. We believe
If this could be arranged with the
Logan merchants to close their stores
one half day in each week thereby
giving their employees short holiday,
that the business showing at the end
of the year would not be diminished.
Further, the Sabbath day would be
more strictly adhered to than under
the present system. Clerks and en-
ployes who are confined closely to
business six days in each week feel
like taking a little outside recreation
when Sunday comes. This feeling
would be dispelled If a few hours
were allowed on working days. The
people who trade would soon become
accustomed to the change when it
became universal in the city. Every
thing considered we believe it would
be conducive of good. Merchants,
think it over. 4:
Beatrice Swinyard, daughter of
Harry Swinyard, is now in the office