The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-13

Latest styles of Baby Carriages at
Spande Furniture Co.
Oscar Borkman was at Ogden Tues
day in the interest Of the Cache Knit
ting Works.
John Thomas the tailor is now re-
ceiving the finest samples Of cloth that
ever came to Logan.
For a quick growing shade tree
plant the CAROLINA POPLAR. A fine
stock at THE LOGAN NURSERIES. 3St4
John f. Hillyard the manager Of the
Hillyard Opera House Of Smithfield
called in on Thursday. The people
anticipate good play next Tuesday
night by the Hampton & Hopkins
company which IS billed to play "Sandy
Bottom"
The Danielsen Manufacturing Co.
shipped one hundred machines Of
their own make to southern Utah
last week and full carload on last
Wednesday. The people of Cache
Valley do not fully realize what this
firm Is doing. We wish them all the
uccess they deserve.
Mr.. Fred Gates, the genial and sue
cessful manager of the Logan Dry
Goods Cos. business, is at home from
California, having returned on Tues
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Gates have been
i'm the land of flowers for several weeks,
and had intended staying much longer
but business interests neceSSitated the
return of Mr.. Gates. His wife will re-
main i'm California until spring is
thoroughly opened up.
The funeral services of the late w.
G. Kilgore were held in the Fifth ward
meeting house on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Kilgore was born in Virginia in
1921 and came to Utah about sixteen
years ago. Like most of Virginians,
he was broad minded, affable gentle
man. When in one of his converse
tional moods he was highly interesting
to his listeners. telling Of his early ex-
periences in the south. Mr.. Kilgore
was man for whom we had high
regard. He sacrificed much for that
which be esteemed dearer than life
itself viz; his religion. Sweet rest to
William c. Kilgore.
Following marriage licenses have
been granted.-Samuel w. Egbert, so,
of Grace, Ida, and Lucinda Bybee, 81,
of Whitney, Ida; John A. Steiner, "a,
and Amelia Eichin, 81, botn of Logan;
Sidney o. Stevens, 3s, and Tyre
Yeates, 81, both of Logan; Willard
Hansen %, Of College, Utah and
Hannah StefIensen, 81, of Mink Creek,
Idaho; Willard Larsen, 81, of Preston,
ldah, and Anna Bell Cowley, 26, Of
Logan; Farley Nicely, 81, of Franklin,
Idaho, and Ruth Lawrence, 81, of
Whitney, Ida; Christen Knudsen, q,
of Richmond, Utah, and Carrie Gill
bert, 20, of Fairview, Idaho: Samuel
Adams, 81, and Emma White, So, both
of Rexburg, Idaho.
The people of Logan were shocked to
learn OF the death Of G. f. Thorsten-
sen at Ogden on Tuesday night. He re-
tired to his bed on that evening feel
ing unusually well. In the morning
he was found dead. Up to the present,
the cause of his death is unknown.
An inquest will be held ON the re-
mains. The deceased was about AZ
years of age, was manager of the U. o.
Mercantile establishment of this city
for some time, subsequently has held
positions of trust in Salt Lake and
Ogden. While in this city, Mr..
Thorstensen was representative
man, religously as we'll as in business
affairs, and was noted for his cOngeni-
ality and sociability. We sympathize
with the bereaved family. He leaves
wife and four children. The funeral
will be held in this city.