The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-18

sunday.
Rev. Clemenson went to Salt Lake
Monday morning to attend meeting
OF the Board Of Schools and Colleges.
c. V. Hansen hangs paper. 5etf
Mrs. Kate Ho!brook, of Bountiful.
sister of VIM. Watterson, Is in Logan
making an extended visit. She Is
accompanied by her sister.
For two weeks / shall sell Clothing,
Shoes, and Cents Furnishings at cost
for cash. Come and get bargains.
NEwBOLD, the Clothier. A.
Jessie Stratford, the rustler for the
Dinwoody Furniture company of Salt
Lake, spent Sunday with his family in
this city.
For Photos 20 to Harrison, successor
to Fries studio over y. o. store. 5O.eS
Experienced horsemen say that
good dark chestnut sorrel is good in
dication in an animal. They are sure
to be good feeders and tough.
Carl j. Olson & Son are doing the
paper hanging for Lundstrum Furni-
ture and Carpet company. 59ts
Mr.. Niels Carlson and family desire
to sincerely thank those who rendered
such valuable assistance during the
recent illness and death of Mrs. Carl
son.
The marriage of DR.. G. A. Gowans
and Miss Harriet Martineau takes
place June lst. The couple will &C.
cupy handsome residence just erect
ed by Hyrum Hayball.
Mrs. Willard Cranney expects to
leave for Blackfoot within few days.
Willard Cranney, her husband, is do
ing well in business way in that To-
cality.
James p. Law, of Paradise, who has
been suffering with rheumatism for
months past, has improved in health.
He Is in Logan visiting his brother,
Albert Law, deputy county clerk.
B. T. Piper has sent his family down
to Salt Lake for month in order that
he may devote all his time to the big
time here June lst. Piper is the next
thing to newspaper as an advertiser.
Last Sunday night some boys were
seen throwing stones at the globes
and shades of the street lights. Par
ents should warn their boys about
these habits, as there Is heavy pen
atty inflicted for such offenses.
Mrs. Knowles, mother of Joseph
Knowles. Is quite III and hardly ex-
pected to survive a great length Of
time. A number Of her children are
now at her bedside and the others are
expected to arrive In Logan shortly.
At the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday evening, there will be given
an excellent musical program, consist
ing OF solo, quartette, duett, choral
and instrumental work, under the su'
pervision of Miss Ethel Ryan. The
hours service will be well worth the
hearing, and all have cordial invita-
ton. It's free.
In the wrestling bout with Charley
Ross in Salt Lake last week Schmidt
or Unfried, who wrestled with Guss
Linde here recently, was bested, Ross
proving too much for him. STRANGER"
Lewis says Schmidt is good man but
that he wore himself out when there
was little need of him doing so. Lewis
has wrestled with Ross and lost.
1t Is announced that DR.. |. S. Smith
Is soon to take unto himself one OF
Logan's most charming and popular
young ladies, Miss Lulu Yeates. Miss
Yeates has unlimited friends and
DR.. Smith has few more who will
wish them all the good things life can
give them. Tine wedding will probably
take place on the second day of June,
not the first.
Mrs. Joseph Horton, aged 70 years,
died at her home in Smithfeld last
Friday night Old age and general
debility is given as the cause. Mrs.
Horton was the wife of Joe Horton,
the plasterer, and has lived in Smith.
field many years. She was a good
woman and highly respected. The
funeral service Monday afternoon was
largely attended.
Mrs. l.. j. Goodrich and Miss Estllle
Evans left yesterday for Rock Island,
H., where the former will spend the
summer, the latter returning to Lo-
gan after months visit. The Good
rich's have given up their First West
street home, stored their furniture,
and DR.. Goodrich now has his Office on
the second floor of the Harris Music