The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-16

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passengers from the depot.
For Rent--Rooms in the CONNER
cial Block. Apply at Coop Grocery
& Drug Co.
President &. o. Card is gradually
improving In health. lie and his wife
Tina were out riding yesterday.
If you want good cup of coffee,
Johnson's Cafe in the Palace building
Is the place to get 1t. u
President Isaac Smith returned
to Logan on Thursday night after an
absence In Salt Lake Tor fourteen
days.
Fifteen cents per dozen for eggs Is
paid at II. G.. Haybalfs store, 5l-55
w. Center Street. 46tf
Arbor day was generally observed in
Logan. Business of all kinds was sus-
pended, and it had the appearance Of
Sunday
HomescekersvW will show you
how to get home, or pay of loan on
your property. II. A. PEDERsEN & Co.
Misses Alice aud Florence Reed.
Hannah Jensen and Irving l.. Brang-
ham spent yesterday at the Jensen
home at Mendon.
The following notables came from
Salt Lake Thursday night: President
W. J. Kerr. Peter NJ. Vaughan. ID. II.
Roberts, Joseph Jensen Jr.
Our way of laundering lace curtains
is the latest and best. SOC per pair.
"White Swan Laundry. G. A. Cum
mings, proprietor. Phone No. l0jx. If
1t Is stated on the streets of Salt
Lake that the Keith-O' Brien dry
goods firm lost 800, 200 last year. 1t is
also stated that Walker Brothers dry
goods company have bought the bust
ness.
The Methodist people are making
some much.necded improvements
around their church property. The
roof Is being painted, woodwork
frightened, lawns made and every
thing generally put in apple-pie order.
This will make that corner show up
much better.
The barn of Oscar Borkman of the
seventh ward burned to the ground
yesterday afternoon. The fire was
started by boy playing with match
es. There were about two tons of hay
destroyed. All other stuff was re
moved from the barn. The loss is
about $500. The fire department was
called out and prevented the fire
from spreading
DR.. Joseph Il. Morrell son of Pres.
Morrell passed high grade examina-
ton at the Rush Medical College a
few days ago and was awarded the
prize that sevcnty-fve others struggl-
ed for-the appointment to two
, I y'diN poN'tioil III hii' SooN Nptb'. iios-
pital. This is most excellent
achievement and reflects credit on the
young man and his native city. Con.
: CALCULATIONS are in order.
Harry StOney is able to get out or
. crutches. Both limbs which were
broken in an accident two months
ago, have healed nicely and 1t will no,
be a great while before Mr.. StOney
=. will be as of yore. One limb Is lit
, tie awry at present and the other an
r. kle Is stiff but the surgeon says thes'
difficulties will right themselves pro
pcrly. Harry is rather thin as a re
o suit of the ordeal hut Is cheerful, aut
e happy that the accident was no NOR
!. serious.
In telling of that bloody scrap be
= tween "Supt." Burr and Architec
;, John W. Barrett, 1.-THE only" gets |
= all wrong. What the Journal ma
mistook for spraln OF the doughty
> Williams tongue on closer exam
ludtlOil pTONcS W Dt d cNcuiSiI wal
with German accent, and II il
If hadn't been for this obstruction h
e he would have downed Barrett a
&c easy as a weincrwurst pie or a glas
of lager, Mr.. Barrett insists thai
p Mr.. Burr did his ear no damage, bu
X that "the only's" statement that h
'e is the designer of the cesspools IL
Is question has fractured his olfac tor
" nerve. "rhose cesspools were de
y signed by Democratic Board o
e Education says Barrett, land be
"a sides, the scrap was not about TIN
IS cesspools at ALL" However in twent
s. minutes talk with Barrett, The RE
is PUBLICAN couldn't find out what tn,
+ fight was really about, At one stag
Ie of the game, Burr tried to hold TIN
door while Barrett was on the insid
|. of the building, but Barrett got on