The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-13
Local JOttingS.

First class driving animal for sale
cheap. Address Box ia.
DR.. II. $. Waller, the Presbyterian
minister of Preston, was in Logan on
Friday.
Miss Alice Read of the n. j. A. has
gone to Weston, Wyoming, to spend
short vacation.
All brands of bottled beer kept on
ice at Ritter Bros, Drug Co.
Mrs. Margaret Nelson and little son,
Nelson, of Seattle Washington, are
here on visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Nelson.
The ocdndinavians will go to Eng
land. What for? TO buy their fresh
oranges, bananas, ice-cream, straw
berries and cream, soda water, etc.
Services will be held at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning
at IL o'clock. Rev. Clemenson will
tell of the great assembly at Los
Angeles.
The latest things in hats, shoes and
shirts at Thatcher & Hansen's q
Main Street Logan.
II. II. Cutler and Moses Johnson will
go on the road with theatrical COM
pany of their own next week. The
friends of both will wish them UNI
bounded success.
Don't forget the East Lynne at
traction at the Thatcher opera house
next Saturday evening. This pretty
story of true love will be ably played
by theWarde Company.
The A. G. of L. Alumni in special
meeting Tuesday elected officers as
follows: Pres. Prof Peterson; lst vice,
Miss Matte Slower; End vice, Miss
Grace Fisher; Secretary, Miss Lydia
TIolmgrcn.
The Utah Sugar Company in Bear
river valley has hired one hundred
,Japs to work the beets on the eight
hundred-acre beet farm adjacant to
their factory. This is done owing to
the fact that it has been impossible
to secure white labor to do the work.
DR.. John Franklin Engle of the A.
G. of U. has recently been honored by
the University of Wisconsin, that in
stitution having conferred fellow
ship upon him. This honor comes
from the economic department and is
given only to instructors who have
attained remarkable success in eco
nOmic work.
In all probability, Prof. A.. +. Will
son will not come to the Agricultural
College and take the chair vacated by
DR.. Moench. Prof. Wilson has been
reelected as head of the high school
at Ogden, much more satisfactory
position to himself, and It's said he
has secured his release from the A. G.
Of y. people.
The Union Knitting Mills are now
iuhhlilb az lull Dldnu VII II llSu NOlJu
street, \. G.. Barber is general man
ager, and Elias Nielsen, who has had
years of experience in this line of work,
is the factory superintendent. We
are turning out goods that are second
to none on the market. Come in and
leave measurements. All order filed
with prOmptness and despatch.
Miss Ida Hansen, daughter of Mayor
and Mrs. Hansen, assisted by Susie
Robbins, gave a dinner party last
Sunday, the occasion being the cele-
bratiOn of Mrs. IIansen's birthday.
The invited guests were Hon. and
Mrs. JOS Howell, Pres. Morrell, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis II. Cannon of Salt
Lake City, Mr., and Mrs. S. b. Milton,
Mammie and Maggie Morrell. All
present were well entertained.
An unexpected and severe rain and
hail storm visited Salt Lake city Tues
day afternoon. AT about three o'clock
light cloud hung over the city, but the
crowds on the street gave no thought
TO rain until two are three extra
ordinary thunder claps indicated that
strom was on hand. Torrents Of
rain followed the thundcrclaps, and
finally a heavy shower of hail. A
number Of horses standing united ran
away as "A TpSutt az tbp tbuD6prCllpS