The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-25
Local Jottlngs.

Mrs Joseph Jensen is seriously i'll Of
typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moyle of Salt
Lake are visiting in Logan.
Mrs. ID. II. Thomas is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nibley at Perry,
Oregon.
| osborne and Hodges machine extras
for sale by John Bench, at W. N.
Thomas old stand. Al75ts
Mr.. Joseph w. Thatcher Is in Lo-
from San Francisco and will make
quite Il visit with her many friends
and relatives here.
/ off on shirt waists at CacheKnit
ting Works. 1872
VIM. r. Dewitt wants to quiet title
to half the waters of Blacksmith
Fork canyon spring and has filed suit
against Jacob James.
Sewing Machines cleaned and repair
ed Singer Sewing Machine Store,
So First North Street. Phone aOz. 72ts
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Baliff
Thursday morning, an 81 pound boy.
The little mans desire to get here for
the oath Is commendable
While cnrOute to The coast, DR.. j.
A. Thompson, of Muscoline, Iowa stop
ped over on Tuesday to meet his
nephew Mr.. A. II. Thompson.
WANTED-Y Young man as travelling
salesman. A good chance to learn
music. Call or write +. III wilkins
Hanks Hotel.
Skanchv has sold gar loads o
shingles because he sells Cheap. Also
chicken wire at bargains. Call and
get figures on doors and windows.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hyde, after a
pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tives here ana at Salt Lake, have re-
turned to their home in Baker City,
Ore.
| Nhho"ii pioUiiclS nave SOl1le vi UIe
best buggies and spring, wagons ever
brought to Logan at the y. %. Foundry
building-go and see them. IF
Diphtheria is in the family of W.
w. Roundy Of Benson. A quarantine
is in force and it is to be hoped that
the dread disease will not become
general.
G. b. Thatcher is building additions
to his house on First South strect--a
south porch and other anncxes, SO that
when completed the residence will be
greatly improved.
you need a baby carriage Or a GO
cart you should not miss tie oppor-
tunity to get one at cost at the Logan
Furniture Co., successors\to Carbon
Burnham & Co. 75t3
Prof Joseph Jensen of the A. C. of
L. has been elected member of the
Society for the Promotion of Engi-
neerlng Education, having been elected
at a recent meeting of the Association
at Niagara Falls.
Lost-A purse containing 500 gold
piece and one 5-cent piece. Lost on
First West between Third, South and
Center or on Center It'd Main.
Leave at this Office and be rewarded.
The scenery, painted and built es-
pecially for Ringing Bros. magnificent
and inspiring spectacular production
OF Jerusalem and the Crusades,"
depicts churches and palaces, magni-
ficent in architectural design, and the
sumptuous inner courts of the fabul-
ously rich Emirs of Egypt.
Don't pay an exhorbitant price to
transient picture agents for frames
when you can purchase them at half
the price at the Logan Furniture Co.,
successors to Carbon, Burpham &
Co. 1878
Joe Balilf has sold his bakery to
Mr.. j. j. Giles, who will conduct it in
the future. BY hustling, Joe has built
up Il good business, and many of his
customers will regret that he has re-
tired. However, Mr.. Giles is first
class baker and it Is not believed that
the business will suffer as a result of |
the change.
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.
Ringing Brothers great canvas
pavilions cover more than fifteen acres
Of ground and constitute veritable |
city of tents. The mammoth stage
for the spectacular production of