The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-03

Samuel Nelson and James Meikle, of
Smithtield, were in town yesterday.
Mr. Robert Rceder, of Hyde Park,
was Logan visitor on Tuesday.
Ola Olson and Ole Nelson, of Mill
vile were visitors in the city Monday
afternoon
Miss --- Thomas. of Salt Lake
City, is visiting Miss Hattie Smith for
a few days
w. y. Thomas was over from Para
disc yesterday. The Judge still has
that Characteristic of yarn spinning as
in days of yore.
Wilford Chattcrton, the manager of
Stevens implement Co. at Preston,
was attending to business with the
firm here yesterday
| Jos. A. Smith. of Providence. who
can boast of one of the finest resi-
dences in the county, was in the
county seat on Tuesday.
Marshal Crockett and Mayor Rob-
| inson will not get the raise in salary
voted them by the last council. This
| is because tlc raise was voted after
the election. All the appointivc
officers will get whatever raise was
their portion IN the schedule of
salaries as fixed by the old council.
Apostle Cowley and President Nor
rell drove to Richmond by sleigh on
Monday night to visit Apostle Merrill,
who is Still confined to his home On
account of sickness.
j. NJ. Blair returned from San An
tonic, Tex, Saturday night, but will
90 back there in IA day or so. lie is
settling up his fathers estate there,
and came back for certain necessary
papers.
DO not miss the Copeland lecture at
the A. G. of L. tomorrow evening.
Copeland plcascs people everywhere he
goes and will hardly make his first
failure here. lie is rcputcd to be one
of the very best lecturers before the
public today.
At the Fourth ward meeting house
Friday and Saturday evenings, local
talent will present the splendid
drama, IA Woman's Honor" This is
a ward benefit and seats are on sale at
W. NJ. HanScn'S city Shoe store" at
- and - cents.
dunbar. Robinson & Co. are now
located in their Main street building
and are more than pleased with the
change. With two stores on Main it
certainly seems that this firm ought
to get II good share Of the clothing
and gents furnishings business.
A lady came from the north quite
recently and made straight line for
Sidney Stevens stove house and said
IL have read the Bucks stove advcr.
tlsmcnt in The Republican. want
one at good figure for spot cash. She
went away suited with stove and
price
Born To the wife of Daniel Davis
of the Second ward last Friday, Il fine
daughter. Mother and babe are doing
well, a strange spell seems to be over
Dan something he cannot account
for but he thinks that in a short
time he will muster up courage &c
take Il sly peep at his daughter,
IA Woman's Honor" threc-acl
drama, will be presented at the
Fourth Ward meeting house Friday
and Saturday evenings. The play /,
said to be good and the talent pre-
senting it of more than ordinary
merit. Go up and enjoy pleasant
evening at - and 3jc, and assist IL
rcplcniShing the wards cXchecquer.
There's another Jacobsen in town
the little fellow, an eight FOUNDER
coming To the home of Julius Jacob
sen last Friday night about 10 O'Clock
Mrs. Jacobsen was there of course ant
IS thoroughly pleased. Ferdinand ia
cobscn, the grandpa is probably TN
most enthusiastic Of the trio. and !
around making the announcement.
Col. COPELAND, the great lecturer, vii
come to the \. {. of /. next Thurs
+ day evening tomorrow. His lcctur
is the third number of the course q
entertainments arranged by the co
lege and there is every reason to be
lievc that this will prove most pOpu
:, lar affair. Col. COPELAND ranks yer
D.. high rs an entertainer and the collcg
people feel that they are very fortunat
, in securing him, Admission - and
cents.
Mayor Robinson says that he Ina
~ received bill of lading for the waite
wheel for the municipal light plant
and the added information that tn
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