The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-26

opposite Eagle Hdel.
Mr.. Mitchell Lilywhite of Brigham
City was tile guest of Miss Eva Jones
over Sunday.
Nielsen Il Squires are making rapid
progress with the new butcher shop
they are building in Hyrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Goddard ar
rived in Logan Wednesday evening
and are now at 1.-THE Lincoln"
Mr. Carl Anderson, living between
Logan and Providence Is just recover
ing from severe attack of appended
| It's.
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.
Albert Hansen, a young man of the
Seventh ward about eighteen years
of age, is lying very low with typhoid
fever. He has been In critical con-
dition for two weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baugh, wife of Geo.
Baugh, ST., is lying seriously i'll at her
home near the depot. The lady is
over so years of age, and some time
ago she suffered paralytic stroke,
which makes her condition more
critical.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Davis, the depot merchants, was glad
dened by the arrival af 10Y pound boy
few days ago. He Is number 8 and
both mother and child are doing well.
The father is moving around faster
than usual.
A High Priests meeting will be held
at the Hyram Stake meeting house on
Sunday, October 4th at 10 am. Lecture
will be given by Bishop e. r. Owen
Of Wellsville, on the subject SIN What
Way can the High Priests Help the
Bishop" All Invited
Peterson h. Sons will in short time
erect q paint shop on Main street
south OF the canal, between that
stream and the G. +. Lumber Co.'S
places OF business. This will prove a
good location and at the same time
will cover up m unsightly hole.
Mrs. A. NJ. Merrill will leave Logan
next Wednesday to join her husband
at st. George, where he Is Superin-
tendent Of schools. They will return
to Logan in April OF next year and we
understand that Mr.. Merrill will at
tend Chicago University during the
summer.
A daughter of Mr.. VIM. Reading,
who has long been sufferer from a
disease that has stiffcned the greater
number of the joints of her body, was
reported some better first of the week.
The young lady lives at Providence,
and her Improvement is very crafty
ing to her family and friends.
Mrs. Barrett and Miss Pilgrim gave
most acknowledgement Finch"
ut "The Hanks" Tuesday evening, as
sort of farewell for Mrs. Parks and
Mrs. Shorten who left Thursday morn.
Ing for their Oregon home. Miss
Katherine Smith proved herself the
most adept In "finching.
i
Warren Wright, who lives on his
fathers ranch south OF Paradise, was
awakened by some person in the house
on Thursday night. The would.be
burglar fed, leaving his shoes at the
house. He was tracked to Paradise.
1t was afterward discovered that he
had secured watch and shotgun.
Nels h. Jergcsee and Miss Mile
Anderson OF the Fourth ward OF this
city were united In marriage last
wednesday In the Logan Temple.
The young couple has many friends
who hold them In high esteem. THE
REPUBLICAN joins in wishing the
couple unalloyed happiness through
life.
John w. Wilson of Rexburg, who
was recently in Logan City was
offered So per day If he would en-
gage In masonry work. The thought
suggested itself, when before were such
wages offered for this kind of work?
Compare these wages with those paid
a few years ago, when one half the
stone masons had to beg for Job.
Wednesday evening three of Wells
ville's young men got outside of too
much Of Logap's "tircwater" and cut
up some high old tantrums at the
Palace Restaurant. Policemen Chris
Jensen and Drysdale tooE the boist-
erous trio in hand and prepared to
land them in the cooler. Each pro-
duced $3.50 bail for their appearance