The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-20

Ralph Smith Sr. was down from
Greenville last evening.
William Hope, of Richmond, was in
the county seat yesterday.
James J. Mekle, the beet guager OF
Smithfeld was in Logan yesterday.
Apostle f. NJ. Lyman sailed from
Liverpool homeward bound on Janur-
airy 14th.
Norman Allen and wife, Of Wells
vile, enjoyed sleighride to Logan
yesterday.
Hyrum Hansen, with his father
MAIDS Hansen, were among the many
Logan visitors yesterday.
1t is at Robinson Bros. opposite
Tabernacle. Don't make mistake. /
of on Hats and Clothing not L.
Hyde Park has made a record this
year in paying tithing. There Is hard
ly member Of the church in that
ward who does not pay tithing, and
out of that number there are but tif-
teen who do not pay complete and
full tithing.
w. ID. Beers, commandant at the A.
c. of U. before Capt. Styer's arrival,
has recently been appointed assistant
engineer under G. l.. Swendsen who is
now engaged in surveys Of the water
ways of Utah. This is position re-
quiring ability and is something of a
feather in Beers's cap.
The Logan friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Thatcher, Of San Francisco,
will regret to learn that their little
baby girl, born at the Lincoln during
the summer, died Saturday evening at
S:15. Mrs. M. f. Hanks received a
telegram Sunday morning announcing
this fact, and the added one that their
little son, five or six years of age, Is
also dangerously i'll and hardly ex-
pected to survive.
The U. o. Mercantile Co. is nothing
If not original. They advertised
"red front sale" for this week, and in
harmony with the advertisement, the
front Of their immense establishment
on Main was truly red. The large dis
play windows were entirely covered
with red signs on which were printed
their remarkable mark-down prices
and the effect was certainly striking.
Manager Crawford and John Christen.
sen are "onto" their jobs alright.
On February %, 26 and 81 there will
be an examination held to secure elig
ibles from which to make certitication
to fill vacancies in the position of ca
Diet in the Revenue service. The sal
airy of cadet is $500 per annum and
one ration per day. There is chance
for promotion, Of course. Applicants
must be not less than Is nor more
than % years of age, and there are a
thousand and one conditions which
oii'o oi'Sc VIII NC pIcdScu W luIulSIl
any inquirer.
Prof. j. c. Thomas left Logan Sun
day morning for st. Louis, where he
takes position as chemist In a
large manufacturing concern. Prof.
Thomas Is a thoroughly educated
young man Of whom Logan is excep-
tionally proud. Mr.. Thomas was for
a number of years principal of the
Benson school of this city, and has a
bachelors degree from Harvard COL
lege. He has many friends who wish
for him all the success that can come
to him in his chosen profession.
Rev. Clemenson talked to the Com
mcrcial Club OF the A. G. OF U. last |
Saturday afternoon, taking as a text,
THE Minister in Business" Mr.. |
Clemcnson showed how necessary IL Is
for the average minister to be first
class business man in order to make |
his own accounts come out on the
right side of the ledger, and treated of
the minister's business relations with |
his congregation. According to Prof. |
Bexell, the Club appreciated Mr.. |
Clemenson's treatment of the subject
and enjoyed his talk very much.
Last Sunday Patriach II. +. Hatch
delivered an interesting discourse at |
Hyde Park. His subject was Temple
work" In his remarks he contrasted |
the advantages of Latter-day Saints
who live in the immediate vicinity of |
of the Temples with those possessed |
by persons who live at distance. |
lie stated that young couple living
in New Mexico or in some parts of /.
Arizona DESTROYS of being married in a
Temple are at an expense of not |
less than $3.50 in reaching the |
Temple. The speaker stated that
some of the Saints certainly do not
apDreciatc their SURROUNDINGS II Sn |