The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-06
Cenera1ities.

oioES GILL ED FOk % AL
CITY SHOE STORE" If
Miss Eva Knox is confined to her
home with a severe attack OF tonsi-
litis.
For Sale--Two riding horses. J. r.
Wood, Mendon.
Riley Lewis, of Lewiston. wasa Lo-
gan visitor yesterday.
For good potatoes call at Mcneil &
Spcncers, phone SSz.
William Douglas, City Justice Of
Smithheld, was ia Logan yesterday.
William Sparks, who has been resd-
ing in Logan, will move to Charleston
during the summer.
The "White Swan" Laundry makes
a speciality OF fine laundering of lace
curtains
Mrs. |. \. Smith went to Salt Lake
Thursday last and is visiting friends
there for few days.
For Rent Rooms i'm the CONNER
cial Block. Apply at Coop Grocery
& Drug Co,
Mrs. King is here from Boston visit
ing her sister Miss Flora Chamber
lain, and the Flemings.
Miss Christine Larson. who Is teach
ing at Mink Creek came to Logan
Sunday and spent the day with
! friends
| Miss Mae Kyle returned to Spring
vile Monday after II pleasant visit
with her sister, Miss Charlotte, of the
n. j. a.
T.W. Naylor, the Logan manager
of Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing |
Co., returned last night from Salt
Lake
Peter Christensen, of IIyrum, p. NJ.
Vaughan and William Wyatt, of
Wellsville, were on the streets yes
tcrday afternoon.
James Edlefseu. the rustling agent
for Studebaker Brothers in Preston,
stopped off in Logan on his return
from Salt Lake.
II. T.. McGraw went to Salt Lake
Sunday morning and in the evening
returned with his wife and children,
who have been visiting at. Provo for
month. |
Charles Lowe, of Smithtield, died of
heart disease last Sunday at two pm. .
He leaves wife and one child. He is =
the son of Sylvester Lowe, who now I,
resides in Canada.
Account Republican State Conven- ,
lion at Salt Lake, the Oregon Short
Line will sell April eth round trip {
tickets 10 Salt Lake at single fare, r
rood returning April 9th. !,
Mr. {. NJ. Harris has just returned '
rom Iloncyvillc where he placed /
inc Estcy church organ in that ward l
This makes forty-one church organs /
he Harris Music Co. has sold. b
Thomas Lee, the engineer on the O.
. l.. spur from Cache Junction to q
'rcston, has had lay-ofi for two Z
'eekS. During that time he accom- D.
aned his sou to Salt Lake, cnroute "
~ mission to California. G!
William Cunningham, of Peters. :,
orc, states that they are two hun ,,
red feet in on an incline shaft OF the. =.
achc-Mammoth prospect on tn ,,
est side of the valley, and indica- +,
ons improve as they 90 down.
a meeting Of the Hyrum Stake of. s.
GERS OF the Relief Society will be held te
the Stake house, Saturday, April o, tc
'Ol, AT O'Clock p. m. A good atten- of
ince is desired. NELLIE PARKINSON, A
res, Gcorgina Ralph, Secretary. b,
The White Swan Laundry puts the p'
domestic finish on your shirts, col p'
RS and cuffs. Try rs and see how m
>u like our work. ~ East, Center cl
:. Phone l05x Work called for and -
c. a. Cummings, prop. ~
Ii
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Brangham and
lughter Albertine, returned Saturday
ght from three weeks stay in Ia
ut Lake. They report that Mrs. u
lrns, who underwent very severe u
rgical operation short time ago, is IN
'tting along nicely. VI
THE PERSISTENT URGING OF TO
UR MANY CUSTOMERS HAVE va
US TO CONTINUE On
ARRIVING MEMS FOOTWEAR. an
REM EMBER WE m,
RE STILL IN THE MEMS SHOE in,
USlNESS. GETTY SHOE STORE" I'M
p. NJ. HANSEN, PROPRIE- ne
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