The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-11
Paint your old buggies for 75c. Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. will tell you how to do

Bros. Drug Co. will tell you how to do
| it.
Mayor Griffin, of Richmond, was a
visitor to the county metropolis yes
terday.
For Bent Rooms in the CONNER.
cial Block. Apply at Coop Grocery
& Drug Co
The Cache Stake S. S. Union will
be held In the B. Y. College on SUM-
day next at Up. m.
We always deliver our work at the
time agreed to, and done in the best
of style. White Swan Laundry. 53t3:
Mr.. J. C. Walters left for the East
last Friday. He will spend several
weeks in Indiana.
Ladies will find the latest styles of
Muslin underwear, waists. skirts, etc,
at Campbell & Morrells.
II. G.. Hayball will continue his 20
per cent Discount sale on all Dress
Goods for this week only. SAT-
Bishop Dunn, of Coll eye. with his
son who recently returned from a Ger.
man mission, were in Logan yesterday.
Ferdinand Zollinger, G.. +. Check
etts and Jos. r. Brown. of Providence,
were business rustlers i'm Logan yes
terday.
Fifteen years and not a dissatisfied
customer is a wonderful record for the
Harris Music Co. The Estey and New.
man dealers. 52t3
Little Lord Fauntleroy next week
A strong cast will present this beauti-
full play at the Thatcher Opera House
on Wednesday evening, May 18th.
Only perfect styles of Ladies Shoes
and Slippers, with fine suits and
skirts are sold at Campbell & Morrells.
THE REPUBLICAN made a mistake
in saying that Mr.. and Mrs. +. p.
Bacon are not "at home" They are,
and friends calling ut "The Eagle
will be received.
John Bench is still in the ring. He
Is not knocked out. lie is positively
the best painter and paperhanger In
town. Work done on short notice
53tS
WANTED--First class painters and
paper-hangers. Pay 35c an hour tC
right kind of men. None but first
class men need apply. Preston, Py-
per & Co.
Funeral services OF Karen Larsen, Q
lady who died recently in the Ska
ward, at the age Of cighty-nine, will
be held in the Sixth ward meeting
house today at p. m. Friends are
invited.
Mrs. G.. w. Thatcher and three
daughters, Mrs. Nettie Sloan, Mise.
Phyllis Thatcher and Gladys Spencer
have returned from New York City
after an absence of one year. They
are well and are glad to meet friends
and relatives at home once more.
1t may be interesting to Logan base
ball fans to note that Eddie Quicl
has been sold to the Butte team
Quick has many friends in Logan. 1t |.
said that the young man did not worl
properly with the Salt Lake buncl
and Manager Gimlin was led to sci
him on this account.
The inspectors of trees throughout
the county were at first instructed II
consume but ten days in the inspec
tion of orchards. Recently the Boart
of County Commissioners decided thai
the inspectors should continue thei
work. Some of the orchards that die
not receive attention at first will nov
probably be visited.
Little Lord Fauntleroy, Dearest
Mr.. Hobbs, The Earl of Dormcort
Minna, Dick, Higgins, wilkins, Mary
and Thomas are all characters in TIN
the play Of Little Lord Fauntleroy'
to be presented at the Opera HOus,
next week, and they will be assumed
by some of Logan's most prominen
society people. Watch for further
announcements.
A Primary Concert will be given il
the Tabernacle, Saturday evening
May II, 1904, beginning at sp. M. Ii
addition to fine program, which will
be given by the children, numbers will
be given by the Thatcher Quartette
Miss Oliver, Melvin Ballard, Jenni,
Eliason and Virginia Bush. Admis
sion, children lOc., adults, l5c. MATTE
b. Hanson, Mary II. Anderson, Nor;
EliasOn.
DR.. w. Y. CrOxall returned Sunda,
night from years stay in New York
While in the great eastern metropolis