The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-12
Cenera1ities.

| iOi' Si"ih III S'itpti NAti
cises at the A. G.. Of Y. this morning
NJ. W. Butler, Of Trenton, was a
visitor to the county seat yesterday.
The cut price sale on fresh meat
continues at Bell Brothers.
George II. Naylor, cx-shcrff Of Salt
Lake county, was in Logan vest erday
w. II. Price and Wick Ewing came
down from Smithteld yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Josephine Curtis, of Parowan
is visiting Mrs. =. d. Stoops. Of the
Island.
If you want good cup of coffee,
.jOhnson's Cafe in the Palace building
is the place to get it. If
The "Whitc Swan" Laundry makes
a speciality of fine laundering of lace
curtains
Charles A. Quigley, general man
ager of the Studebaker company for
the intermountain region, was in Lo-
gan yesterday.
Brood mares for sale | have too
many horses and will sell cheap for
cash: I brood mares, well bred 3
work horses.
l.. II. MARTINEAu, Logan, Utah. If
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Napier the par
cntS Of Mrs. Fred Madison, arrived
here from Brooklyn Wednesday even
ing, and will make an extended visit
in Logan.
Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. ward presidents and
missionaries are requested to meet
with the Stake Board Sunday March
18th, at the b. Y. college l2:l5 p. n.
III. BULLEN, JR., Asst. Supt.
Mrs. Jennie Bair entertained few
friends Wednesday evening. Various
games were INDUCED in after which
an elegant spread was partaken of. All
left feeling that their hostess was
royal entertainer.
Within the past few days horse
man started from Preston to IIurd's
store in Gentle Valley, a distance OF
about thirty miles. Although the ami
NAL was good one, he could not make
the trip. A change of horses had to
be made owing to the bad condition
of the roads
Mr.. Harry Stoncy, who had the mis-
fortune to break both legs several
days ago, is reported as getting along
nicely. The benefit ball given for him
last Monday night was largely attend
ed and nctted Sl46. on occasions of
this kind the citizens of Logan are
always to the front.
The Fourth Ward Dramatic Co.
failed TO present "A WOman's Honor"
at the Thatcher Opera house WeGnes-
day evening. There was not sufficient
patronage TO warrant it. This is to be
regretted, as the play is one of real
merit, and the company has presented
1t with considerable credit.
Tuesday evening, March 18th, the
next regular meeting of the Fortieth
Quorum OF Seventy will be held at the
usual time and place. All members
are requested to attend or make
known to the quorum the cause of
their absence by written cxplanatihn.
A. ID. THATCHER, Senior President
w. II. Weaver of salt Lake City.
has secured Office room in the Com
mcrcial Block, and ON Monday will
open up Il brokerage. lie is the local
representative of the Cummings Com
mission Co. of Salt Lake, Il most
agreeable gentleman, and will no
doubt meet with favorable conSidera-
tion at the hands of Cache valley pco.
pie.
Mr., Edward Stewart, who came
here from California short time ago
in search of horses, returned home a
few days ago, taking with him two
'H'l' Ndl lNdNN' MS llldNtN seven car
loads that gentleman has exported
from Cache valley. These horses will F..
be disposed Of in san Francisco, and il f.
certainly seems that northern Utah /.
will get a reputation after awhile.
Associated Press dispatches state
that it was admitted in the Smoot .
investigation that four Of the Board .
of Trustees Of the Agricultural Col /
lcgc are pobgamisl>, The following
is the membership of the Board and .
not one is known as a poNgamist. .
W. $. McComick, Frank Whitmorc, |
Mrs. BagIcy, Lorenzo Hansen, John .
\. NcAlIiStcr Evan Owen, and Mrs. |
+, : Richards. The first three are
conceded to be GentilcS and the last
four MormOns,
The Presbyterian supper and musi.