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


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J. II. Westover, who has been in
the employ Of the o. S. l.. for years,
has concluded to take rest. He and
his wife leave for the National Park
within few days, to be gone about
one month.
John II. Anderson has now moved
to his new quarters and Is ready for
business. He has received a large
stock OF new goods. Old and new
patrons are invited to call.
Heber Holbrook, ex-marshal of
Bountiful, now Of Curlew Valley, was
Logan visitor Tuesday. He reports
grain and crops generally as being in
excellent shape and the health of the
people generally good.
We still have limited supply of
alfalfa seed for sale, which we will sell
at a reduced price. We are always on
hand to clean seed wheat. Logan
Elevator Company, Jorgenson g.
Jensen. 53tS
DR.. and Mrs. G. f. Boynton left
Smithtied last Saturday for California
where they will make their future
home. This estimable family has been
much appreciated in Smithtield and
they leave with regret on the part of
many. DIR. Smith, who has taken DIR.
Boynton's practice is said to be a man
who will probably take well in the
community.
If refearsals are anything to judge
from, Caprice" is going to be the
best dramatic performance ever given
by local talent. Cutler and Piper are
sparing neither time nor means in
making the play the banner perform
ance of the season. Miss Jennie Ella
son, as "Mercy Baxter, will be rev.
citation to her most ardent admirers.
mercy Is little diamond In the
rough"
U. S. Marshal Haywood came up
from Salt Lake Saturday and Sunday
to visit his wife and family. Mr..
Haywood has arranged for his family
to remain here during the entire sum-
mer that they may have the advant-
age of LOgan's perfect climate during
the heated term. Ben IS always en-
thusiastic about Logan and says he
will yet make it summer resort for
Salt Lake people.
The two-year-Old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cragun, OF Smithfield.
which has been III Of diphtheria for
some time, died Sunday night. 1t
seems that by the use OF anti-toxine
the disease was overcome but the eff
feet OF the drug was such that the
child could not survive. 1t is said that
l6, 900 units Of this medicine was used.
The funeral service was neld Tuesday
afternoon. The family has the SYM
pathy of many friends.
Henry L. He'll, all-around news
paper man and job artist of The Her.
aid, returns today from an extended
visit at his old home at Orleans,
Indiana, and will again take hold to
aid in making The Herald the leading
paper and job office in the San Juan.
Mr.. He'll says Hoosierdom is arrayed
on the side of Teddy and Posey county,
Podunk and all the other Democratic
strongholds are bound to go Republic
can this time. -Ouray Col Herald.
Frank Lewis, the noted wrestler,
was in Logan Monday arranging the
details of his coming match with Gus
Linde, which takes place at the That
cher Opera house, the evening of May
3lSt. Lewis Is rather short, of stocky
build, something like Schmidt. The
fellow has muscles like iron and he is
as proud of his forearm as a small boy
with pair of red-topped boots. Lewis
says the word stranger" does not be-
long to him rightly, as he has never
used that hold except when the other
fellow had tried underhand work. In
this match with Linde, the strangle-
hold is barred and the match Is to be
a clean scientific contest OF muscle and
brain. Linde is of quite different
built from Lewis, but is strong and
1.-the and will give the noted man a
run for his money.
The property on the corner just west
of the b. Y, c., which was bought by
Al To-. 10, t..NA