The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-20
Ceneralities.
SHOES SHINED FOR So AT
CITY SHOE STORE" att

"CITY SHOE STORE" Aft
Isaac Ellwell, Jr., is at the old stand
repairing Bicycles.
George Thomas. principal of the Og-
den High school, spent Saturday In
Logan.
For Rent. Rooms in the CONNER
cial Block. Apply at Coop Grocery
& Drug Co.
Mrs. N. M.Hansen and Mrs. Hannah
Thatcher returned from California
Sunday night,
Fifteen cents per dozen for eggs is
paid at II. G.. Hayball's store, 5l-55
w. Center Street. 46tf
Mrs. Niels p. Miller, of the Seventh
ward, gave birth toa II pound girl on
Monday morning at 1l:30.
Homeseekers-W We will show you.
how to get home, or pay OIL loan on
your property. II. A. PEDERsEN & Co.
Miss Annie Egbert, who was suffer
ing from nervous prostration few
weeks ago, has entirely recovered.
John Thompson, of Clarkson, Mayor
Griffin. of Richmond, and NJ. w. But
Ter, of Trenton, were Logan visitors
Monday.
w. II. Napier, formerly of the South
ern Pacific railway com pany, is now
engaged as clerk at the pharmacy OF
Cy Il. Napier.
Fred II. Turner,of Magrath, Canada
telegraphed his parents last Saturday
that his youngest child had died the
day previous.
Our way of laundering lace curtains
Is the latest and best. SOC per pair.
white Swan Laundry. g. A. Cum
mings, proprietor Phone No. lojx. tt
Mrs. Ella Chamberlain King, who
has been in Logan visiting the Flem-
ings and her sister Miss Flora Cham
berlain, left for her home in Boston
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Gilpin celebrate their
twentieth wedding anniversary to-
night. They have issued quite num-
Der of invitations to a reception from
seven to eleven O'Clock.
COnsideral gravel is being dumped in
the mudhOle on Second West, between
Center and First South. This didn't
come too soon, as that place has al
ways been low and in bad seasons I'LL
ed with water.
"Grandma' Hanks Is here from
Salt Lake making visit with Mrs.
NJ. +. Hanks. Grandma" Is eighty
seven years of age. splendidly preserv-
ed, and is now on her way to Teton
basin to visit her son.
The county commissioners will start
the road Scraper to work at once,
thereby smoothing the roads. They
expect to continue as fast as circum-
stances will permit until all the roads
are levelled throughout the county.
Jonn NJ. Wilson has been confined
at home for some time owing to an
absceSs forming on one Of his ankles,
from which he has suffered severely
lie gained relief Saturday by having
it lanced, and was out on Monday
taking short ride.
| MOVED our stock of latest White
Sewing machines, Malleable Iron
Home Comfort and Monarch Ranges,
the sweetest Farrand organs and
pianos and all kinds of musical instru-
ments to the Tea House, No. . Main
street. THE WHITE SEWING MA
CHINE, RANGE and MUSIC co.
Mr.. John Rabe and wife arrived In
Logan last week and intend to make
this city tfeir home. Mr.. Rabe Is an
expert photographer recently from
Germany, and has accepted position
at Joseph Odell's Photographic studio.
, He comes highly recommended by c.
X. Savage, of Salt Lake City, as an ex-
pert retoucher and Mr.. Odell thinks
he is fortunate in securing his SER
vices.
f. ID. Miles and son Orson have con-
tracted TO run an additional two hun
dred feet on the tunnel for the Bos-
ton-Laplata mining company. They
are In about $50 feet. The company
expects to drive 200 feet before the
contact is reached. The development
work done by this company means
much for some of the citizens of Cache
county who own the Shutdown and the
Laplata mines as these properties are
; on the same lode as that owned by the
/ Boston people. II these people strike
mine, 10 dcyelopes that the Sundowr
and Laplata people have a mine also
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