The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-11
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Hyde Park, has just recovered from
severe attack of appendicitis.
b. T. Piper went down to Salt Lake
Thursday, and says the place is awful
dead.
Account Elks meeting at Provo,
Utah, June l4-l7, the o. S. L. will sell
Roundtrip tickets to Provo at Single
fare, selling date June 18th, final limit
June 10th.
Carl J. Olson e. Son are doing the
paper-hanging for Lundstrum Furn-
ture and Carpet company. 59ts
Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming, Mrs. G. II.
Champ and Miss Floa Chamberlain
went down to Salt Lake TO attend
matinee.
Ladies should see Mrs. Carpenter
and learn of home treatment and
save much worry and suffering. Lc-
Gated at Lincoln Hotel.
For sale-A fine seven room brick
house one and a half blocks north of
the &. Y. College. For sale cheap.
Apply to David Reese. IT
Alma Balls, of Hyde Park, has been
quite sick the past week or so, a case
of spotted fever. Mr.. Balls is now i'm
proving.
REM EMBER THAT THE CHEAP
SALE Is STILLON AT II. q. HAY
BALLS STORE. SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
SEE HANDBILLS FOR PRICES. 2t
Rev. N. Z. Clemenson is sending out
invitations to a special service at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
The general public has cordial inyit-
alton.
The little house in the parade has
first prize. Call on A. L. Skanchy &
Sons before building and get some
nice design.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the Presbyterian church met with
Miss Lottie West Thursday afternoon
and enjoyed very pleasant time.
The affair turned out surprise for
Miss Katherine Smith, preceptress of
the New Jersey Academy, who leaves
Utah soon for years stay with
Eastern people. Miss Smith has been
a valuable and highly appreciated
member of the society and it is with
regret that her departure is noted.
During the afternoon various pleas
ures were entered into, and of course
the inevitable dainty refreshments"
The case of the State VS.. George
Egan, charged with criminal assault
on Mathew Bell, which was to have
come up at Richmond Thursday was
postponed for another week. Several
days ago the men got into an alterca-
ton over the cleaning Of a ditch and
young Egan struck Mr.. Bell In the
face with an ak, cutting an ugly cash
across the cheek and mouth. 1t is
said that the blow must have killed
Bell but for the fact that he warded
of its full force with his left arm.
DIR. Adamson took twelve stitches To
sew up the wound, which will dis.
figure Mr.. Bell for life.
THE REPUBLICAN now understands
how it is that the Howell & Crawford
clothing store is doing business with
out the use of printers ink. AS one
of this papers chief push was passing
! the place yesterday, John Christensen
and VIM. Howell dashed out of thu
, front door and with broomsticks fore
| ed us into the store, where they jerk
ed off a beautiful green necktie ant
replaced it with a sky-blue pink one
: They then led us gently back ant
, started us on our way. The only DIFF
, ference between our treatment ant
that Of Others who attempt to pas
, the store is that they rifle the pockets
of their victims after they have re-
placed their old clothes. It's useless
10 attempt 10 ROB an edltOf.
Miss Emma Murdoch and Mr.
Martinus Don of Salt Lake City were
, united in marriage at the home 0
, Hyrum Hayball Wednesday evening
Judge Hart performing the ceremony
Miss Murdoch Is a daughter of TIN
late Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch VIII,
resided here years ago. She is neic
of Mrs. Hayball. The occasion wa
attended by quite a number of tn
i young lady's friends and relatives
, who, after the ceremony, were treat
> ed most royalty. There was sumpt
S uous spread, and such pleasures a
are usual on like occasions.
, President Linford, of the b. Y. {
p informs us that the prospects are yer
, gratifying for an excellent attendant
:, at the Deseret Summer Institut