The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-19
Cenera1ities.

ness. H. A. Petersen e. Co.
If you want good cup of coffee,
Johnson's Cafe i'm the Palace building
is the place to get it. If
The "White Swan" Laundry makes
speciality of fine laundering of lace
curtains.
The Cache valley Mercantile Com
pany keeps nothing but first class
goods. They are top notchers in
their line.
Mr. Jacob West returned Thursday
from an extended visit in California
with Mr.. and Mrs. Yeatman.
The typhoid-pneumonia epidemic is
not abating much in the vicinity of
Logan. A large number of children
are afflicted with the disease.
Brood mares for salc-l have too
many horses and will sell cheap for
CASH brood mares, well bred. ,
work horses.
l.. II. MARTINEAu, Logan, Utah. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Taylor of Lo-
gan are visiting in the city. Mr.. Tay-
Tor is the foreman of the Logan Sugar
Factory. Ogden Standard, WedneS-
day.
Mr.. c. V. Hansen has moved from
D3 West Fourth North street to his
new home on the corner of 9Th North
and Main. Mr. Hansen has built re-
Gently and is happy in the possession
of home of his own.
\. A. Farland, reputed to be the
most expert baniost in the United
States will appear at the Brigham
Young College on Saturday, April %.
Press notices give him a most favor
able reputation as an entertainer.
Dunbar, Robinson & Co. have in their
window the S25 trophy presented the
Athletic Association of the A. c. of
T., which in turn will be presented to
the winner in the track meet few
weeks hence. The trophy is a magnif-
icent silver cup, real beauty.
Mr.. Louis Cannon, secretary to Con-
gresham Howell, with his wife and
Mrs Joseph Howell left for Washing
ton, ID. G. on Thursday Congressman
Howell will meet them at Chicago
The party will remain in Washington
until Congress ends its sessions, which
will probably be in May.
Travelling men say that dust is as
deep in Sewer and San Pete counties
as mud is in Cache. There has been
little or no snow in the southern coun-
ties and the people have great concern
for the welfare of their crops In the
far southern countries they have been
playing baseball for several week.
The funeral services over the re.
mains of Frank Milton Hill, the six
'ear-old son of Frank and Elmira b.
Hill of Newton was held Monday.
Bishop NJ. G. Rigby, Christian Chris
Jensen and +. c. Schneider were the
speakers. They spoke words of conso-
Iation and were very instructive in
their remarks.
The citizens of Logan have an ep-
portunity seldom offered here. f.. 5.
Corbin, o. s., r. d., the wcl-known
SaltLake Specialist and Optician is go
ing to start branch Office here two
lays in every sixty. His first trip will
be March y and ~ only, at Hanks
House, Now is the time To have your
glasses fitted and headaches, etc. cured.
Edwin lIulse, young man of first
class reputation, aged eighteen years.
was buried in Smithtield on Thursday.
He came TO Smithfeld from Mr..
Payne's ranch in Trenton about one
week ago not feeling well at the time.
mat dreaded disease, typhoid-pneu-
monia Sc In and proved fatal. The
people at large sympathize with the
family in their bereavement. lie was
4 son OF l.. NJ. HulSe.
Mosiah Hall, formerly county super
ntendent of schools here and now head
Of the normal department of the b.
y. G. College at Logan, will address
the teachers at their meeting in the
county courthouse on Saturday next :.
Hon. Acquila Nebeker came down
from Logan this morning and proceed
ed TO the capital, Wednesdays Utah
State journal.
The Armour Packing house at South
Omaha comtemplatcs placing three
agencies in Utah to dis
tribute their fertilizer for beet grow
ing. They have been investigating
the matter The price Will depend
upon the demand. II few carloads
can be sold it would cost no more than
the expense of manurng. BY inquir-
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