The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-30

waite. Center street. 49tf
L. r. Martineau made flying bust.
ness trip to Salt Lake yesterday.
The usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday at II
a. m. ana sp. m. All are welcome.
William Bench, landscape gardener
Planting Of lawns and ornamental
trees speciality. 456 North 5th
East. astf
The b. Y. c. and A, &. baseball
teams met on the A. G. diamond Wed.
nesday afternoon. The score at the
end of the game stood IA to 2 in favor
of the B. Y.
LosT--Horse black, white IN fore.
head. Branded quarter circle with
under same. Finder return to 3O2
West Center st. and be rewarded
The citizens of Logan are all feeling
happy over the excellent light furnish.
ed by the city plant. Their appreciation
is evidenced by the support that it Is
already receiving
Word has been received from j. A.
Hendrickson that he expects to reach
home not later than next Monday. The
people will welcome Mr.. Hendrickson
home after an absence of one year.
The Seniors of the A. C. of U. are
now wearing the paraphcrnalia of
their rank, cap and gown, and look
dead swell. The gentlemen experience
some difficulty in handling their skirts
and have an overdose of bashfulness
Little Miss Dorothy Clemenson en-.
tertained number of her young
friends Thursday afternoon. Those
amusements common to childhood
were INDUCED in, and refreshments
were served. The little people had
very delightful time.
All of the implement houses of this
city appear to be doing good bust
ness In the line of buggics, wagons and
farm machinery. The farmers should
bear in mind to take care of what they
buy, and to purchase only what they
absolutely need, for pay day, like taxes,
Is sure to come around.
Now is the time to get your baby
carriages and go carts, while the
cheap sale is on. An elegant line OF
new Hammocks just received, prices
to suit all. Our elegant line of wall
paper can not be excelled in northern
Utah. Come and be convinced.
Logan Furniture Company, South
Main. 1913
Preston, Piper & Co. have the swell.
est wallpaper rig that ever struck this
or any other city. A yellow horse,
fine harness unstained, a wagon done
In oak with silver trimmings makes a
combination that could hardly be
beaten. In harmony with the idea,
the driver is to be "yellow kid"
This company Is thoroughly "up to
snufY."
A Literary afternoon was held at
the home OF Mrs. Sidney o. Stevens
Wednesday afternoon. Those present
were: Madames Robinson, Hansen,
West, Cole, Bulge, G. w. Thatcher,
B. G. Thatcher, w. S. Langton, She
pard, Mitchell, Jensen, Misses Nora
Eliason, Winifred and Florence Miner,
Allie and Harriet Martineau, Morrell,
Mitchell, Yates, Florence and Hattie
Smith, Amussen.
OWING TO THE LATENESS OF
THE SEASON WE WILL SELL
OUR LADIES' AND MISSES
SUITS AT TWENTY PER CENT
DISCOUNT COMMENCING SAT-
URDAY APRIL BOTH AND CON-
TINUING MAY IND AND BIRD.
REMEMBER THREE DAYS ONLY.
ELIASON SISTERS, OLD Il. C. NJ.
/. BUILDING.
Harold Brangham. who has been
messenger boy and general assistant
at the o. S. l.. station in this city,
was transferred on Wednesday to
Cache Junction, wnere he will act as
freight agent. Harold is but fifteen
years of age, yet his aptitude and
thoroughnesS marked him for a pro-
motion and at the first opportunity
he got it. The boy is a gentlemanly
young fellow and his many friends
will be glad to know of his promotion
and wish him even better things.
President Kerr Of the Agricultural
college, and his son Horace were in
Salt Lake Thursday. Prof Kerr said
that conditions at the institution was
very satisfactory, the attendance was
623 students and the work of the cadet
battalion was particularly gratifying.
The command is divided into four
companies, and the cadets are antici-