The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-13
Generalities.

SHOES SHINED FOR sc AT
CITY SHOE STORE" II
Mr.. Riley Pope was over from Lew
iston on Saturday.
For good potat ocs call at Mcneil &
Spencer's, phone SSz.
Mrs. +. r.. Lloyd gave birth to a
| fine baby girl last Friday night.
IIomeseckers- We will show you
how to get a home, or pay OIL loan on
your property. II. A. PEDERsEN Il Co.
For Rcnt--Rooms in the CONNER
cial Block. Apply at Coop Grocery
& Drug Co.
Ritter Brothers are having some art
istic painting done on the front Of
their store.
If you want a good cup of coffee,
Johnson's Cafe ia the Palace building
is the place to get it. II
Hyrum Dewitt is again attacked
with rheumatism and hobbling around
on clutches.
a little girl arrived at the home of
Moses Thatcher Jr., last Friday night.
All concerned are doing nicely.
Fifteen cents per dozen for eggs is
paid AT II. G.. IIaybaIl's store, 5l-55
w. Center Street. 46tf
Moses Thatcher Jr. is now living in
his own property at the corner of First
South and First West streets.
Grant Lewis, son of Pres. w. ii.
Lewis, who had his thigh broken
some time ago, is improving rapidly.
The infaut child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyrum Weatherstonc, of the second
ward, died last Saturday evening after
a short illness.
Work preliminary to the laying of
the cement walk on both sides of West
Center from First West to the O. S.
l.. station is now being done.
The Athletic club OF the New Jer-
sey Academy will give social Friday
evening, April Ii, at 1880, in the Pres
byterian Church. All are invited.
The Wellsville and Hyrum Irriga-
ton companies have made an annie
able settlement Of their dispute over
the water. There will be no suit
Our way of laundering lace curtains
is the latest and best. SOC per pair
white Swan Laundry. &. A. Cum
mings, proprietor. Phone No. lO5x. IT
Since the fine weather has set in,
business in Logan has assumed an air
of activity, especially the farmers in
buying their implements for spring
use.
Moses That cher has improved in
health, and expects to start east in a
few days to appear as witness before
the Senate Committee in the Smoot
case.
Miss Dora Jayne, of the Methodist
mission work here, left SATURDAY. for
Salt Lake and will proceed to Homo
lulu in a few days. In another week,
Miss kinyon will also leave. She goes
to her home in Minnesota
| William Murray and Ileber Parker
have purchased a thoroughbred Jack
at cost of 5000, also two fine Jen.
nets. Those desiring the service OF
the animal can communicate with
VIM. Murray of Welsyille.
At the A. &. of L. Thursday even.
ing, the 18th, Mr.. q. c. Wright, of
Ogden, will deliver "A lecture on THE
Wonders of the Yellowstone Park
Illustrated by stcreopticon views. This
lecture is offered in lieu of one of the
lyceum course events.
1 At Salt Lake conferences in the past
the old theatres have been filled to
Overlooking. AT the recent confer
ence the older theaters were poorly
patroniled. Three dime novelty
theatres captured the VISITORS by the
thousands, and very few, compare
lively, visited the larger theatres.
The case of +. A. Carr VS.. a. +.
: Cranney, administrator of the estate
of John I. Carr, was decided by Judge
Lewis at Salt Lake Saturday. The
decision Is in favor of Mr.. Cranney.
The decision means that Johnnie"
Carr the halr-breed is not the ilegit-
: innate son of John II. Carr and that
. his children are not heirs to John Us
estate,
Fortune has certainly smiled upon
our old townsman, Charles W, Nibley,
in the past few years. 1t is sad.that he
pays the largest tithing of any indiyid-
ual in the church excepting one, With
in recent years he has had four sons