The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-21
C. V. Hansen hangs paper. 56tf

is in Logan visiting relatives.
Paint your old buggies for 75c. Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. will tell you how to do
il.
Hon. David Eccles came to Logan
Wednesday to look after his interests.
Lessons given on the Piano or Or
gan by Ragnhild J. Broberg, 55s East
Second South. 573t
Con Ahnder, Of Hyrum, started one
OF his saw mills in Blacksmith Fork
canyon last week.
A fine assortment OF hats for the
commencement exercises can be found
at Merrill & Crockett's. Prices to suit
all.
For Photos 60 to Harrison, successor
to Fries studio over u. o. store. 5O-6S
John Montrose is making prepare
lions to start his sawmill in Logan
canyon within few days.
Mr.. G. W. Nibley and son Charles
came to Logan THURSDAY TO spend sew
eral days in the city with home folks.
Carl j. Olson & Son are doing the
paper-hanging for Lundstrum Furni-
ture and Carpet company. 50ts
For two weeks ! shall sell Clothing,
Shoes, and Gents Furnishings at cost
for cash. Come and get bargains.
NEwBoLD. the Clothier. At
$3.50 is all that is required in cash
to become share holder in the Roch-
dale. Your Dividends will pay the
balance, $3.50. Dividends are paid
according to amount of purchase. 55tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. Cannon left
Logan Wednesday for their home at
Salt Lake. Mr.. Cannon has been Con-
gresham Howell's private secretary
since his election last fall.
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.
George Godfrey, of Charleston, was
in Logan Thursday. He states that
Charleston is to have brick tithing
Office and that there will be at least
six fine residences built in the town
this preSent season.
Judge Hart and Attorneys Nebekel
and Keller were southbOund passen.
gers Wednesday. Jdugc Hart is hold
ing court in Box Elder county at pre-
sent. He says this term will be very
short.
Rev. N. f. Clemenson will discus!
, ambition" at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning. In tn
evening there will be given musical,
of no little merit. All have cordia
1 invitation to both services.
Alfred PicOt, real estate agent ha!
. secured two berths in the steamship
D Aurania, which will sail for EurOp
: on June 18th. Mr.. Picot and wife ex
:. pect to make an extended tour through
J. Europe before returning.
There is great rejoicing in one house
hold in the Third ward, and one O
:. the occupants is wearing broa'
y smile, his best Sunday clothes and
thinking of having his long fiowin
beard separated from his face. He Il
: thinking seriously whether to go on
;. mission or stay and be help-mate
. The other member of the family !
: considering the advisability of hirin
= two nurses, an automobile and a tan
dem. Cause of it all Is that on Tues
day last, Mrs. Harry Worley presente
e her husband with twin boys. All con
y cerned doing well, except Harry VIII
n Is somewhat bewildered and absent
). minded
An exceptionally large number wer
u present at the funeral Of Miss Car
o WOolf last Wednesday. The speaker
were Charles England, c. A. Larsen
: Geo. Lamb, Fred w. Hurst, Bishop
Hill and Hyde, NJ. ID. Hammond, Pres
h George O. Pitkin and Fred Turner
j. Words of comfort were impaired +
is the bereaved. One of the best Cir
4. OF this generation has passed away. !
l. purer, sweeter and more lovable gin
If cannot be conceived Of. While he
n life was one of pain and suffering, sh
$. maintained those high attributes
rs love and consideration for her weak
IS mother. Clara is laid to rest until TIL
al morn of the resurrection when th
IN richest blessings that can be given b
the Creator will be hers TO enjoy.
ID A number of the lady friends (
4. Miss Lulu Yeates, who Is soon to b.
+ come Mrs. /. S. Smith, was given
china shower at the home of her siste