The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27

Agent.
James Meikle was busy man in
town last night.
Several good homes for sale in
Smithtield. Inquire of Geo. YSmith.
Bishop Waddoup and Sidney Kent,
from Lewiston, were in town yester-
day.
For ladies' and Mems gymnasium
shoes call at Andreas PcterSons.
Jos. +. Wilson, contractor, is laying
fire cement gutter around the
Thatcher Bank building.
G.. Gesscl the brick maker Of Cache
county, will sell bick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind,
Bishop 5. Austin, of Dayton, Idaho,
Chas. G. Hyde Of Hyde Park. and q,
Dunn, of College. were visitors in
Logan yesterday.
ward store. McNiel g. Spencer
Those who are putting up money on
Judge llart's election will not be
quite so Sanguine if they would in
vestigatc his record.
Veal, Pork and Poultry wanted at
Bell Bros
The eating cars must bedding a
rushing business. Both Davis and
Johnson are contemplating having
extensions put on their outfits.
Stove pipe and elbows fifteen cents
each at Curtis's, 80 West First North.
The supervisor having oversight of
the road between Johnson's grove and
the sugar factory would be doing good
service if he would put the road in
better shape.
If you want good rooms, clean beds
and good meals at reasonable prices,
go to the FREMONT hotel.
Riley Kent returned from Black
foot few days ago. His thorough
bred horse clipper Dick" became
very sick as he came through Tren-
ton. The animal was hauled to Log
an on a truck fiat. The horse is
in a precarious condition at present.
For SALE CHEAP-A few Cotswool
arms, also a few graded rams. In
quire Of ID. j. James. Paradise.
A Bucks hot blast heater should
/ not be COMPOUNDED with the cheap, old
style, alleged hot blast heaters on the
market under so many names. a
Bucks is a high class stove and a
genuine fuel saver and although it
costs more in the beginning il is
cheapest in the end.
/ Wanted-Girl to assist in house
work. Good wages. Apply 80 South
| lSt West street.
Logan city has been to a great ex
pensc in laying paving crossings. but
now that they are laid these crossings
are not kept clean as they should be.
! The SprinklerS keep the streets moist
and the soil Is carried by vehicles to
the crossings so that they are not
much better for pedestrians to walk
over than the middle of the streets.
An elderly gentleman might be Sc
cured at a small wage to clean these
crossings which would be highly APP
prccated by the citizens.
Don't forget the Davis eating car
on Center street, Call and see his
electric cooker.
At the Presbyterian parsonage
Tuesday afternoon Rev. ClemensOn
! Joined Walter NJ. Jones and Miss Car.
RE Sanberg in marriage. Mr.. Jones
is an engineer on the 0. S. L., and re-
sides at Salt Lake City. Mrs. Jones
is daughter of the late Adam San
berg, and has resided at Cornish.
! The SanbergS are well and fayOrably
known TO many Logan and Cache
county people who will wish her much
happiness. There is little romance
to this marriage. Mr. Jones was
formerly of Los Angeles and shortly
after becoming an engineer on the o.
| 5. l.. met with a wreck near Cannon.
He was DELAYED in that vicinity for
several days and there met Miss San
berg. A casual acquaintance began a
year ago ripened into love and the af-
fair Tuesday is the sequel. Mr., Jones
bears an excellent reputation.
The Home Dramatic company re-
peated its evening of "o,la podrida"
"a la JournaD TO fair house Monday
evening. Some say the performance
! uac hot for tbap tho fret piubt yUbi1n