The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-23

: Wanted Potatoes at Harry Smurth
waite. Center street. 49tf
A telegram from New York City
states. that John A. Hendrickson
reached New York on the 22nd.
At the Directors meeting of the b.
Y. college held in this city yesterday
1t was determined to purchase the old
&c. NJ. l. store house east of the COL
lege. There is an excellent water
power The purchased property will
be used for the mechanical department
OF the institution.
The family of Mrs. VIM. b. Hunt,
of Richmond, has passed through a
great deal Of sickness during the past
Three months. During that time Mr..
Hunt has been absent from home, and
there have been five cases of diphthe.
ria and one of appendicitis in the
family.
In another column will be found the
quarterly statement of the Cache Val
ley Banking Co. 1t will be noticed
that this bank opened for business
June 10, 1903, less than year ago, yet
has deposits amounting to more than
100000. This certainly speaks well
for the institution.
The officers of the Utah state mill
tia from Salt Lake met at the Eagle
hotel with local men on Thursday
night, and transacted business per-
tanning to local organization in
this city. Twenty three young men
signed the papers necessary to their
becoming militiamen.
Ogden's Board of Education came
to Logan Wednesday evening and
visited the Agricultural College, re-
turning home on the noon train We'd
nesday. Those in the party were
Supt. Allison, Judge Dee, DR.. Joyce,
DR.. Conroy, Messrs Islaub and CIVIL
liams and Clerk Rolapp.
Al the mass meeting held in Hyrum
Thursday night to consider the road
question, the sense of the meeting
was unfavorable to bonding the coun-
ty, but favored an annual road tax for
that purpose, and also favored one
road being built first through the
county IRON north to south.
1t will pay you to visit the Jorgen-
sen store over on first North and in
spect one of the cleanest lines of dry
goods. groceries and notions there is
in Logan. Mr.. JOrgensen hasn't the
largest stock in the city, but it is all
new, up-to-date, fresh and clean. He
has just added a line of chinaware.
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
Miss Birch the agent for Pecry Bros.
will be at the Farmers Union i'm
Wellsville today demonstrating the
good qualities of Peery Bros. wheat
Flakes" These flakes are one of the
most nutritious breakfast foods made. |
Everybody Is welcome to a sample
dish. 1t is prepared in elegant shape
with sugar, cream and pineapple.
Sister Watkins, vice grand of the
organization at Ogden, and Sister Cox,
noble grand at Park City came to
Logan last week and in short time
Colfax Lodge No. 81, Daughters of
Pithias, was ready for business. Twen-
ty members were secured and from
these the following officers were cleo
ted. N. g., Mrs. Korupkat; V. g.,
Mrs. McCausland; Secretary, Georgia
McCausland; Treasurer, Mrs. Gilpin:
Chaplain, Mrs. McGraw; r. G., Mrs.
Goodrich; L. g., Mrs. T. E. McGraw;
Warden, Mrs. Pearson, Conductor,
Mrs. Ackley. The lodge meets every
second Friday.
The Fourth ward choir thoroughly
its leader, Mr.. Joseph
Newbold, and to show that hearty
appreciation the members arranged a
surprise party for him Wednesday
evening. The affair was carried out
too perfection and Mr.. Newbold was
more than surprised on arriving at
home during the evening to find the
house filed with choir members. The
was just as delightful as any
)ne could have wished for. Carnations
in profusion were the decorations
md games, music and an elegant spread
md other socialisms were enjoyed.
Mr.. Newbold was presented with q