The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-15

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GO TO J. H.ANDERSON'S FOR
BARB WIRE. You WILL SAVE
MONEY
Henry Jensen, Of Hyrum, and Jas.
f. Williamson, Of WellSvllc, were in
Logan Thursday.
Logan's only big game A. c. L.
VS.. University Of Montana, Monday
at 2:30 on b. Y. c. campus
John 5. Leatham, of Wellsville, ex.
poets ID start east in the near future
with a shipment of cattle.
NJ. ID. McKane has opened whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam street. If
Champion football teams Of two
states at 2:30 p. m. Monday on Bye.
campus. Admission SOC.
Seth Blair and Leroy Rose are about
ready to open a cafe north OF the
Logan Dry Goods company,
Miss Nina Kent returned to her
home in Pueblo, Col She has been
visiting the past week with Mrs.
Hotter of this city.
II. j. Smith, of Smithfeld. is one of
the many recently granted license to
practice medicine and surgery in this
state. Dr. Smith already has good
practice in our sister town on the
north.
Mrs. Sarah Matkin, of Hyde Park,
returned home from Canada where
she has been visiting the past two
months. She reports that Mr.. Sam
uel Matkin is still unable to be around
but is improving.
The regular meeting of the oath
Quorum of Seventy will convene Tues
day evening, oct 18th, at 100 O'Clock at
the 4th ward meeting house. All
Seventies in the district are requested
to be present. c. r. Barret, secretary.
Yesterday there were five genera
tions of the ObrayS in town for the
purpose of having their photographs
taken. The Oldest is represented by
Samuel w. Obray, of Paradise, and
the youngest by Archie 0. James, the
later being the great great grand
son of the former.
The 64th Quorum of Seventy is 60
ing hold their annual reunion, next
Friday evening at the Fourth ward
meeting house. This gathering in
former years has been most enjoyable,
and tits said the program for the COM
ing evening is the peer of them all.
The AVERY Beet Digger and Sub
Soil pillow, sold by the Sidney Stevens
Implement Co., is the only successful
one made and all other devices are
merely humbug and to use them a
waste of time.
The enrolment of the Benson school
at the present time is something like
435, larger than ever before. The at
tendance and absence of hardness is
reported as better than ever, also. 90
per cent are in attendance regularly,
with ! per cent hardness. This
sounds good.
Peder Hansen, the venerable father
of our fellow townsman III. A. Peder-
son Iia6 On "Wednesday Tho rontl Ia
man was 50 years of age and his death
was the result of general debility.
He has been resident of Logan since
1881, and at the time Off death was
a resident of the Sixth ward. Mr.
Hansen was born in Bjorko, Norway
in 1922. Bishop A. L. Skanchy bap
tiled him into the church in 1868 and
in 1881 he came TO Utah. There are
left behind a wife and son and many
friends to mourn his death. Funeral
services will be held in the Sixth
ward meeting house Sunday at noon.
There is some doubt as to whether
Florence Roberts added to her popu-
larity in Logan last Monday night.
Tess of the D'Urbevilles" is heavy,
and Florence is the same Old Florence
she has been in everything else in
which she has appeared in Logan.
There was really no time when she
had the opportunity to rise to any
great heights, except possibly when
she killed the fiend who pushes her
beyond endurance there she was
disappointing. There is nothing real
ly thrilling in this production of'Tess
of the D'Urbervilles;" there was little
emotion, little comedy. Florence in
Xaza and Magda was much better and
the plays much more acceptable Lu-
ciuS Henderson as Angel Claire"
probably did as well as the part would
allow, VIM. Yerance, as "Sir John"
ara i'm DrOVp1 limSplf an actor Of M