The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-26
Generalities.

Edward Sloan, OF salt Lake, was IN
Logan last Wednesday.
PAULINE.
Thatcher Opera House, March 18th.
For Sale--Two riding horses. j. II.
Wood. Mendon.
Mrs. Jennie Bair goes to Richmond
today both for business and pleasure.
Sidney o. Stevens, manager Of the
Stevens Implement house Of this city,
returned from Preston last Thursday
morning.
If you want good cup Of coffee,
Johnson's Cafe in the Palace building
is the place to get it. If
Henry Morrcl, who was arrested
for breaking large window glass in
the Brunswick saloon. was sentenced
to seven days in the Jail.
EIiason Sisters grand spring mill
inery opening takes place on Tuesday
and Wednesday, March - and 30.
All ladies are cordially invited to visit
the store on those dates, especially.
Somebody from the upper part of
town persists in riding a horse on the
boulevard walk. The officers are on
! the lookout, and are determined to
arrest such persons when they are
caught.
100000 to loan on improved farms
in Cache Valley at reasonable rates on
long or short time. Utah Mortgage
Loan CORPORATION. lOt2
The Logan mechanics are most
anxious to have Il change in the
weather. There is plenty of building
in view but it is impossible 10 move
material owing to the conditions of
| the roads.
DR.. Newman, the well-known Eu-
ropcan Eye Specialist OF POcatcllo
will he here at the Eagle Hotel March
% one day only. Those with imper-
I leu NlSIol1 llOl HISS lIllS pDBol-
tunity. Consultation free.
Thatcher 4 Hansen have just hung
one of those fine large clocks in their
handsome store on Main and say they
have no objection If people come there
to regulate their time peiccs in pref
erence to any other place.
Bishop Anton Anderson and Geo. l..
Farncs had a rather close call in the
Second ward last Wednesday. The
! lightning struck the ground but a
short distance from them, killing
birds that were pcrched in the trees.
TO hear Mr.. Farland play the banjo
/ is to realized the power of genius in art
/ Mr.. Farland gives "A recital at the r..
| Y. College auditorium on Saturday,
April >, under the auspices of the col
| lcgc 4Ot3
The students of the Il. Y. c. pre-
scented Pauline" in the fine new
opera house at Lewiston last night
and will put on the operetta at
Smithhcld tonight. Smithhcld will
give them IA good house if they are
thoroughly apprcciativc.
John A. WOolf, of Cardston, is eX-
pectcd to reach Cache County on next
Monday night to attend the funeral
of his daughter, Mrs. John Bake, who
died OF pneumonia last "Wednesday
The funeral will be held at Hyde
Park on Tuesday at one p. m.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to Joseph +. Watson, Smithield, and
Mary A. Pack, Clarkston; James NJ.
Mcndcnlall and Etie c. Perkins, Day
ton, Idaho: Leopold IIoth and Angus
Ia Stetlcnhazen both of Logan; Robert
Webb, Richmond, and Martha NJ
Medley, Franklin, Idaho.
Last Friday evening about min,
O'Clock the city was minus electri,
lights for nearly half hour.
storm dissarranged wire north o
Provo, hence the difficulty here. Il
seems rather strange that wire
down at Provo should disarrangc mat
ters here, a hundred and fifty mile
north, but this is stated as fact.
Miss Birch, travelling agent 70
Pcery Bros. Wheat Flakes tina
popular breakfast food, will be il
Hyrum on Friday and Saturday o
this week and at Wcllsyille on TN
following Monday and Tuesday, SIN
viii serve "A dish of this deliciou
breakfast food free OF charge to al
who will call where she may be locat
ed, and we can state truthfully tina
with pineapple, sugar and cream
, accompaniment, "A dish uI this true
is worth travelling sopo stance for.
| Hyde Park mOurns Che death of ON
of her most beloved daughters, Mr.: