The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-15

ad That you can get OSDOrn anu iiouRe
extras from him.
Mrs. Joseph Odcll entertained few
friends Monday afternoon In honor of
Mr.. Odell's mother who Is here on a
visit.
Brigham Benson of Trenton was
visiting in Logan on Monday. He re-
ports the wheat crop as being very
poor in that locality.
L. J. II orrocks and family Of Ogden
came up Saturday night to visit Joseph
Odell and family. They will remain
week or more.
If you need a baby carriage or go.
cart you shoulr not miss the oppor-
tunity to get one at cost at the Logan
Furniture Co., successors to Carbon
Burnham e. Co. 75t3
Proud father: "Do you know, my
boy, that large stork has brought
you little sister for present. Would
you like to see her?"
Boy: mo, but I'd like to see the
stork."
Samuel w. Obray is now great
great grandfather, his son T. W.
Obray is great grandfather. This
was brought about by Mrs. David
James Jr., giving birth to fine son
last Monday. The Obrays are quite
hilarious over the event.
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, Burnham &
Co. 1878
Friends of Miss Helen Boyer may be
interested In the statement that she
has gone to New York to consider a
rather fiattering offer that has been
made her. In her various appearances
here she made great number Of
friends who will be glad to hear of her
making a marked success.
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.
Nightwatchman Drysdale discover
ed a slight blaze in the Logan Dry
Goods Co.'S store last Sunday night
about II O'Clock and by securing a key
and attending to the matter promptly
probably averted serious fire. The
electric light had set fire to a paper
shade around it and was just ready to
blaze up "about proper.
Considering our altitude and the
cool summer days we usually enjoy,
the heat in this city Sunday and Mon
day was very oppressive. However
we have little kick coming, for in the
east the heat has been beyond en-
durancc, thirty-eight dying in New
York alone. There were also eighty
three prostrations from the excessive
heat.
The benefit given in the 4th ward
Saturday evening was remarkable
success, and the Sunday school of that
ward is to be congratulated. Ex-
penses were rather heavy, but S25 was
cleared. The Thatcher orchestra was
proSant and 5ap,inu Uac aninyad Tho
lawn presented very charming APP
pearance with its array of light and
abundance of bunting.
$500, OOO. OO--To loan on farms in
Cache valley and on improved city
property in Logan at lower rate of in
tercst and on more favorable cOndi-
lions than can be secured elsewhere
in Cache county or in Utah. No EX-
PENsE, no red tape, and no delay.
Loans closed day Of application.
Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation,
Tithing Office corner, Logan, Utah. 1873
The Thatcher Orchestra has every
reason to feel jubilant over the pat
ronage now accorded the Saturday
evening dances at the Tabernacle
pavilion. At the last dance Frank
Baugh's ''still some more tickets left"
kept the crowd coming until a late
hour and the floor was filed almost
to inconvenience. The conditions there
for delightful whirl are ideal during
the summer months, and Is a source
of congratulation all round that this
public spirited enterprise Is meet
ing with the success 1t deserves. II
required no little nerve, and a goodl!
sum of money to build the pavilion
and launch out as the orchestra ha
done, but their faith Is being reward
ed. 1t is 10 be hoped that this place
will remain popular resort.
The meeting at the tabernacle las
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