The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-01

SalU Lake anu WeDeT COuilUitS III
speeding the fruit orchards.
Mrs. James Martineau, mother OF
l.. II. Martineau, has been quite III
of pneumonia during the past two
weeks, and Is still In a serious condi-
ton.
G. f. Nappcr's building on Main is
now about completed, and on Tuesday
the genial druggist went to Salt Lake
to purchase fixtures for the same.
DR.. Ackley has recently had a phone
placed in his residence on South Main,
not for his own convenience he says,
but for his patients. The DIR. is No.
63.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST
LINE OF SOFT SOLE SHOES FOR
BABYS. CALL AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF. PRICES FROM l5C
TO 75c A PAIR. CITY SHOE
STORE
Hon. Moses Thatcher will lecture
in the Seventh ward assembly hall
Sunday evening, Aug. 2, at 1870 p. m.
before the conjoint NJ. /. A. His sub
ject will be "Mexico." Everybody in
vited.
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. Joseph Thatcher and little son
are now in Logan on Il visit. Mrs.
Thatcher Is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Hanks, at The Lincoln
just at present.
DR.. and Mrs. Goodrich entertained
at "ninch" last Saturday evening.
The lawn was utilized to splendid ad-
vantage. The entire evening and
dainty refre shments were enjoyed by
the guests.
Publisher Harvey, of the Cache
Valley News, Preston, Ida, came to
Logan Thursday, got his drinks mixed,
rode on the merry-go-round refused to
pay and was taken In hand by Mar
shall Crockett.
ONE "OUNCE" OF SATISEAC-
TION is WORTH A "TON" OF
TALK. THIS is PROVEN BY
USING 1.-THE NEW CORN CURE"
SOLD AT CITY SHOE STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Jacques are
happy over the arrival of a little girl
at their home Wednesday morning
Mr.. Jacques is now building an ad-
dition to his home for the little
shaver"
b. +. Ritter received telephone
message from Salt Lake Thursday af-
ternoon about o'clock announcing
the death of Eli +. Ritter. brother of
himself and S. Ritter. The gentleman
was 40 years of age at his death and
had long been sufferer from cancer.
NOW is THE TIME TO SHINE
YOUR SHOES. GET SOME "BLACK
KING" SHOE POLISH, AND A
GILBERT PEERLESS POLISH
Err" AND YOUR SHOES WILL
ALWAYS LOOK NICE AND
WEAR BETTER. CITY SHOE
STORE.
Prof. l.. NJ. Girton, who was to
have come to the New Jersey Acade-
my as principal, has been transferred
to some other mission and the vacan-
cy caused by Prof. Smiths departure
has not yet been filed. 1t is entire
ly possible that Prof. Smith may re-
turn, although there Is nothing def
mite. known about the matter.
Lost-A purse containing $50 gold
piece and one scent piece. Lost on
First West between Third South and
Center or on Center to Main.
Leave at this Office and be rewarded.
The lO-ycar-old son of Bishop Owen
was bitten in the back by vicious
horse Thursday and was brought to
DR.. Parkinson for treatment. The
wound was cauterized to prevent
blood poisoning and it is believed that
the boy will get along all right. This
same horse bit Mrs. Owen about a
year ago and is regarded as danger
Gus animal.
On Wednesday Mrs. VIM. Bragham
entertained at dinner in honor Of Mrs.
Slower, and those familiar with this
admirable lady's hospitality and cul,
mary ability can readily believe the
statement that everything was as de.
lightful as could have been desired.
Besides the family, those present
were: Mrs. Slower, Miss Matte Slower,
Noble and Howard Slower, Mrs. Jacob
West. Prof. and Mrs. Yoder. Mrs