The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-17

Grin Merrill and VIM. Bodily Jr.
are down from the Cub river country.
Fine store for rent on Main street
Logan, Utah. Inquire at II. A. Ped
ersen g. Company. V
Lewis T. Cannon, son-in-aw of
Hon. JOS Howell, came up from Salt
Lake on Wednesday night.
Free embroidery lessons at Logan
Dry Goods store every day for week,
from 2 O'Clock tin o'clock. See
samples. v
A six room dwelling house near the
Agricultural College l6r rent. Fine
location. City watey Inquire at II.
A. Petersen g. Co.
Four rooms, bath room and pantry.
nicely furnished, for rent 10 small
family. Apply to Mrs. MA. Hend-
rickson, ia S. End East st!
Beginning Monday, all dental work
contracted for by the late DR.. Cart
wright will be carried On BY DR.. II. p.
Emeis, who will continVe'thc practice
at the old offices.
Does your roof leakg If 50 it will
pay you to see b. Il. Pypsf. / will
put your roof in first.class condition
under two-year guarantee, cheaper
than anybody in theyState. Tele-
phone No. 24z.
Stephen Hailstone the popular
butcher, has openedh butcher shop in
the business house of James f. Eng
land. Tenden juicy meats always on
hand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sau-
sages a speciality 'tf
Go down to B. Y. campus this after
noon and listen to that bunch Of A. G.
rootcrs. The grandstand will be filed
with charming young ladies and lusty
lunged individuals Of the male persua-
sion who will give you most wonder
full rehash Of popular and unpopular
sougs-all under the direction of Ray
West. There is going to by terrific
pull for that A. G. Of U. bunch and
the afternoon will certainly be a
hummer"
Logan will have new establish.
ment in the clothing and furnishing
line about the first of January. The
building now occupied by branch of
the U. o., and Mr.. VIM. Howell, son
of Hon. Jos Howell will be placed in
charge. The furnishings department
of the U. o. will be removed TO that
building and clothing stock added.
The front Of the factory building will
be remodeled, fine windows put in and
the whole thing made as bright and
attractive as possible. Mr.. Howell Is
graduate of the Commercial depart
mcnt OF the b. Y. c. and has also had
considerable experience In CONNER
cial way, and the new establishment
will undoubtedly meet with excellent
success.
VIM. Apperly, 23-year-old son of W.
II. Apperly of this city, was stabbed
at Pocatello last Tuesday morning
and seriously injured. A knife in the
hands of one George ii. Lee penetrate
ed young Apperly's body about four
inches below the heart, and for time
1t was thought the wound would prove
fatal but DR.. Rocker now reports him
out Of danger. The young man will
be brought to Logan shortly where
his parents will look after him. There
are conflicting accounts as to how
young Apperly met with his trouble
Newspaper reports say that either he
or a companion. kicked Lees dinner
bucket and upon that person drawing
a knife, Apperley rushed at him ant
received the wound. However, W. II
Appcrly's daughter and Wills siste
writes there were no witnesses to TIN
stabbing except the close friends 0
Lee, and 1t Is doubtful II the trutl
will ever be known.
There Is treat in store for thu
mothers, fathers and teachers of Lo
gan in the very near future, and that
treat comes In the person of Mrs. vii
lard Treat of Grand Rapids, Mich
The Beacon Light Society, assisted b!
the city teachers, have arranged fol
Mrs. Treat to come to Logan and give
several lectures on "Child Train ing a
Taught by Froebel." Mrs. Treat is al
old friend Of Miss Susan Blow, leade
Of kindergarten work, in and is at thu
head of one of the most tiourishinl
kindergarten schools in America. Sht
delivered lectures at the State Teach
ers Convention at Salt Lake last week
and will do so at Provo, Ogden, and il
Idaho. Her first lecture here will bt
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