The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-18

Justice Olsen and wife came over
rom Hyrum Friday evening to see
king Dodo."
On last Thursday night girl was
BORN in the home of William Merrill
1t Richmond.
IL is reported that Daniel Thomp-
son of Richmond is reported as lying
very low with pneumonia.
The very best quality Electric lamps
only 25c. r. LAFoUNT & Co.
80 Center street. Il
Mayor Wilson of Hyrum, came to
Logan Monday. He says the roads
are well nigh impossible.
Three wagon loads of fine cabbages |
were brought from the farm of Jacob
of King, yesterday, for
shipment.
Charles Checketts Of Providence
and NJ. A. c. Nicholson, the Hyde
Park merchant, were on the streets
yesterday.
Much interest is being taken in
basket ball at the A. c. this winter
and in all probability the college will
put team i'm the field next spring
There will be meeting of the Re-
lief Society at the tabernacle base
ment, Wednesday today at 10 and 2
o'clock.
Lucy S. CARBON, Pres.
The Hyrum people are greatly bless
cd in having drug store. Many emer-
gencies are met by the new estab-
lishment, and the people consider
it great convenience.
The Preston Second ward has pur-
chased one of the fine Carpenter
Church organs from the Harris Music
Co. The Third ward bought New
man Church organ. This makes 80
church organs the Harris Music Co.,
has sold. 3t2
The disarmament of the All Hal
lows team caused a great deal of dis
appointment at the A. G. The fact
that the college started practicing
again after the U. of U. game at the
sole request of All Hallows placed the
latter in a bad light.
The Stockton Meat. Market and
Grocery will handle corned beef,
brains and sweebreads from the east
every Tuesday. Fresh fish, poultry,
green, fancy and staple groceries. A
full supply of local meats always on
hand. A. Bateson, proprietor.
At meeting of the Cache County
Educational Institute last Saturday,
G.. NJ. Thomson was chosen president;
Lorenzo Il. Tibbtts, yice-president;
Lovine Farrell secretary and treasurer:
corresponding secretary, Rose Lund-
quiSt: chorister, Robert Peace.
Is. r. Piper advance man for "Cor-
anton" and II. H.Cutler, "CoriantOn"
himself, came down from Preston Sun
day. They said that the show had
good audience and the people seemed
highly pleased with the performance.
The show was at Paris, Idaho, Mon
day and Tuesday nights.
The Sorosis Society of the A. G. of
U. will give 'bon-bon' aocial at the
college gymnasium next Saturday even
ing, the 2lst. The Sorosis is the swell
club at the big school, and those who
are permitted to accept of the girls
charming hospitality that evening
will have swell time.
A statement in a Salt Lake paper
to the effect that Mr.. G.. W. Thatcher
would continue his musical studies
in New York is without foundation.
Mr.. Thatcher went east on business
connected with his firm and Is expect
ed home tomorrow. He may possibly
be delayed day or two.
A valuable COW in the Seventh ward
came near dying last Sunday as a re-
suit of eating potatoes. The animal
became bloated. but a trocar inserted
in the side saved her. Every person
owning COW should not be without
this small instrument. 1t is not costly
and in case of emergency, may save
one hundred times its costs.
profs. John II. Cainc, J. +. Engle
and Il. w. Clark held farmers insti-
tute at Millyilc Monday night, and
Profs. Ball, Mclaughlin, Merrill and
Cotey took care of similar gathering
at Providence. Considering the very
inclement weather, bad roads, etc,
there seemed to be a fair appreciation
of the effort being made by the college
people. The roads are practically i'm
passable at this time and the Wells
vile meeting was cut out until later
date. Meetings will be held in Hyrum,