The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-04
Wanted-Potatoes at Harry Smurth-
waite. Center street. 4gtf

Get your Boys Suits at Dunbar,
Robinson & Co.'S and get FREE OF
CHA RGE base ball outfit. Ball Bat
Nit.
Thos, Redford, agent for the Cache
Valley Knitting works, is in Logan
for few days, when he will return to
Montana.
William Bench, landscape gardener
Planting of lawns and ornamental
trees speciality. 456 North 9Th
East. 4Stf
Tom Barton is the proud parent of
twelve-pOunder, which arrived Sun
day morning. The little person Is the
kind that can wear mOustache when
of age.
Robert Fairbanks, who has been at
Provo for year, has returned to Lo-
gan and Is now superintendent of the
Hercules power plant up Logan can
yon. Bob" has many friends in Lo-
gan who are glad to have him in the
city again.
PrOfs. Bexell and Yoder of the A. c..
of u, went to Blackfoot ana Idaho
Falls Saturday in search of good land
investment. Prof. .Bexell has recent
ly been made financial secretary" of
the big institution on the hill and it
is presumed that the salary of the two
positions, that OF head of the com.
mercial department and secretary.
makes it rather difficult for him to
place the surplus.
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 Y. C. NJ.
i. BUILDING.
Alberta Star, 18th. Mayor Woolf
returned from Logan. Utah, yester.
day.. Mrs. w. II. Petty with her
three year old son, of Logan, Utah,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Carlson. %. .Messrs. j. Y. Card and
Hugh Brown came In yesterday from
the south. The former has been Wis.,
iting his parents in Logan and the lat
ter attending school in Salt Lake
City.
The local brokers' office continues
to increase its business daily. The
facilities for doing a rapid business
make it very attractive TO buyers who
want quick action on their money.
The losses to investors since this Of
tice began doing business do not ex-
coed $500, and the gains have exceeded
$1,000. That's not bad for starter.
Weaver, the local man, is a most
pleasant fellow and is glad TO give
patrons the advantage of his expert
ence.
DR.. ii. J. Talbot. of Salt Lake City.
superintendent of Utah Methodist
Mission work. will come to Logan next
Sunday and preach at the local NJ. f.
church Sunday morning and evening
at IL and O'Clock. This is regular
quarterly meeting with the Methodist
congregation and after the morning
service the sacrament will be admin
istered. DR.. Talbot is most noted
divine and is said to be a speaker of
no little power. The public has cor
dial invitation TO attend all services
at the NJ. 4. church.
The wrestling exhibition that takes
place at the Palace hall on Thursday
evening will undoubtedly be the best
of its kind ever given in this county.
Carl Schmidt, one of the contestants,
is known as the German strong
man., having participated in hun
dreds of matches and is well up in his
profession. Gus Linde is the recog-
nized champion OF the Pacific coast,
and has also met scores Of good men
well up the ladder, besting all of
them. Both men are about the same
size. Parties who have a liking for
the sport will get value received for
the price of their tickets.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilmore, of the
Second ward died Saturday at O'Clock
and funeral services were conducted
at the Second ward meeting house
yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The lady's death was not unexpected,
she having been Ill for long period
as result of old age and general de-
bility. Mrs. Wilmore was most
estimable old lady respected by all and
loved by those who knew her intimate