The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-02

Bishop Evan Owen, Henry Ames
and Brigham Vaughan were in Logan
yesterday.
If you want good cup of coffee,
J ohnson's Cafe ia the Palace building
is the place to get 1t. If
That Logan Temple closes on the
First of April and rcopens on the nth.
NJ. W. Merrill.
Mrs. Leroy Carbon Is recovering
very nicely from "a severe operation
performed last Monday.
The Union Knitting Mills have re-
Gently added to their plant an over
scanning and edging machine costing
$3.50.
Logan will soon become record
breaker for scrapping. Two of the
fair sex INDUCED in u iisticutf few
days since.
Twenty-nine marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk of Cache County in
March and twenty-five OF them were
solcmnizcd in the Temple.
Why do most of the Cache Valley
people stop at the Windsor Hotel in
Salt Lake? Because it is home-like
and prices are reasonable.
My patrons will please notice that |
have removed to First North street,
opposite the postoilicc. O. A. NELSON,
barber. 43t2
Frank Earl is fitting up the Waiter
son block on First North for his
laundry business, where he expects to
remove his business about April 10th.
Conference visitors should not forget
the Windsor Hotel just south of the
Kenyon, Main street, Salt Lake. The
best hotel in the city for the price.
Try it.
James A. Cragun, of Smithiield,
has engaged with Studebaker Bros.
of this city to travel throughout this
and adjacent counties selling their
famous wagons and buggics.
The Cache Stake priesthood meet
ing called for April =, today has
been postponed until April 0, at 10
I'm. Joseph Morrell, Isaac Smith,
W. w Vaughan, Stake Presidency.
SPECIAL SALE FOR MONDAY
ONLY. SILK GINGHAM'S REGU-
LAR PRICE doc, SALE PRICE BIC
PER YARD. THIS is A CHANCE
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS.
SEE GOODS IN SHOW WINDOW
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT
II. G. HAYBALL'S STORE 5l-55
WEST CENTER.
Parties travelling northward will
find much the best road by way OF
Agricultural College, following the
west and north side of the cemetery,
passing down the hill to Karl Nyman's
place then by the Greenville meeting
house on to Hyde Park, With light
conveyance the trip can be made in
one hour and a quarter, which is good
these days.
Albert Cecil, the three year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Painter, of
the Second ward, died yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock. The little
one had been a sufferer with bron-
chitis, which terminated in pneumon-
la with the above result. The funcr-
al will be held in the Second ward
meeting house tomorrow Sunday at
II noon All friends and relatives are
invited to attend the services.
The Reverend r. G.. Knox, Presby-
terrain minister at Hyrum, took unto
himself a helpmeet Wednesday after
noon, in the person of Miss Dais.
Doggett, a very estimable young lad!
of our southern town. The couple
drove to Logan and were married a
the Presbyterian parsonage here, Rev
Clemenson officiating. 1t Is state'
that the newly married couple will no
remain in Hyrum great while.
The funeral of Mrs. n. S. Hansen
OF the Seventh ward of this city, wa
held at the ward meeting house at l
O'Clock on Thursday, The speaker
were Ephraim Nicholson, Professo
Miller, -- Lindelof and Bishop {
j. Larsen. All the speakers were i'm
pressive in their utterances. tn
house was crowded to its full capacity
The deceased had suffered for yea
with stomach trouble which ende
with nervous prostration. The whoi
community sympathizes with the sui
viving family, some of whom are yer
young. The youngest is four year