The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13

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Special sale of Gents, furnishing
goods, at Robinson Bros. As MAR
Street.
Special values In Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers 20 cent each so cents
values at Dunbar, Robinson " co.
| Fred Turner has been in Salt Lake
the past few days in the interest OF
! the Republican and the Logan News.
paper Co.
The "Usona Society" Of the B. Y. G.
has issued very neat invitations an
nouncing dancing party in the col.
lege gymnasium tonight.
Five head Of good new milk cows
for sale at reasonable prices. Write
or apply to VIM. M. Weir, adminstra
tor, Smithfield, Utah.
DR.. Parkinson spent Wednesday
night at Franklin in attendance upon
Mrs. George Handy wife Of the drug
gist Of that town. She is suffering
from puerpal fever.
G.. & b. Thatcher are slight losers
in the Salt Lake fire, they having had
one of their high grade pianos destroy
ed. 1t was rented to gentleman In
the Atlas block and was without
insurance.
We understand some parties in
Providence are very much encouraged
over their coal prospects. 1t Is claim
ed they have struck rock with streaks
of genuine coal through it. Success
gentlemen, we hope you will make a
million.
Mrs. Cazier of Smithfeld, who has
been a suffer from valvular heart
trouble for several years, became sud-
denly worse first of the week and for
time her life was despaired Of. She
is getting along very nicely at pre-
sent.
A surprise party on Mrs. Jane
Thatcher Tuesday evening proved a
most delightful occasion. A number
of her friends gathered and spent the
evening in such pleasures as are usual
at such times. Refreshments were
Forthcoming and thoroughly enjoyed.
A Cache county man has wonder
full COW, according to the following
posted sale notice: "Full-blooded COW
for sale, giving milk, three tons of hay,
lot Of chickens and several stoves"
We are still inclined to believe that
bosSy is queen, but we had no idea
she was an "old curiosity shop"
Mrs. Hyrum Frew, who came down
from Idaho Falls about week ago to
take care of her son, Hugh Frew, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Young:Frew, who is student at the
A. c., has been undergoing seige of
pneumonia, but is getting along nicely
now.
The Christian Endeavor society will
have charge Of the Sunday evening
services at the Presbyterian church.
The temperance idea will be agitated,
and we understand special pro-
gramme of music and talks has been
Prof Ostein of the A. c., a
man of clear cut ideas along most
lines, will also be present and address
the meeting. Mr.. Mark Pendleton
will read a paper.
Mr.. John M'Donald came up from
Salt Lake Wednesday night on a visit
to the Miner home and to transact
some business in the city. The $50
train was about two hours late We'd
nesday night, due to a terrific blizzard
in Salt Lake and vicinity. Mr.. Nc
Donald stated that two engines were
attached to the passenger as it left
Salt Lake but even then was unable
to make much Roadway against the
heavy snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bingham drove
over from Trenton yesterday morning
to transact business. Mr.. Bingham
says that during the first part of the
present cold snap his Thermometer re-
gistered as low as "a degrees below
zero and for several days stood be-
tween Is and % degrees below. He
insists that there is great difference
In the atmosphere Of Logan and the
open district around Trenton.
DR.. Croxall performed a couple of
rather difficult operations this week,
one on the six-month's old child of G.
II. Jeppeson Of College Ward, and the
other on the month old child of Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Olsen of the West Field.
In the first instance the operation was
for hair-lip and the latter for what
is known as spina bifida. The Olsen
child has been and is in a very serious
condition but at this writing is report
ed as getting along very nicely.
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