The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-10


Wilkinson's Book store.
Board and rooms lO3 West Center
street. Mrs. j. II. Carlson.
IL you want a good cup Of coffee,
.Iohnson's Cafe il the Palace building
isthc place to get 1t. IT
FOR SALE Cheap. Incubator
breeders and poultry runs. Ia SD W.
Prof. +. T.. Plowman instructor Of
Banjo, Mandolin and guitar. Call on
Harris Music Co, Is
II. Secrst, City Bus and transfer,
phone I6y. At Peoples Hotel. Train
crvices solicited. 23ts
Valentines. splendid assortment at
! Wilkinsons Book store.
MAYOR Robinson, Councilman traw'
ford and Building Inspector Belntson
were visiting the various public build
ings of the city Monday ON Il tour Of
inspection.
A few days ago the home of Mr. +.
shelton was blessed with the arrival
of a fine bouncing baby girl. Mother
and babe are ENJOYING themselves and
the father is trying to do Likewise.
Mr.. John Crawford will talk 10 the
Commercial Club" at the A, G. of L.
next FRIDAY, taking as Il subject The
Mercantile Business.
John and William Howell. brothers
of Miss Mildred Howell, came down
from oxford, Idaho, Saturday. to at
tend the Senior Class ball at the \. {.
of L. and spend Sunday with their
sister.
The display window Of the Carbon
Jcwelry Co. has an array of flowers
that is indeed most attractive. There
are fifteen flower pots containing Gin
eraras of brilliant colors. Persons
having "a taste for fine flowers should
not fail to take Il peep as they pass
Alfred l.. Cole, one of Logan'S bri ght-
est young men, will be married in the
Salt Lake Temple to-day 10 Miss Ma
belle Snow, AN cstimablc young lady,
a daughter of the late President
Lorenzo Snow We Join with their
many friends in Wishing them happi-
ness aud JOY through life.
In mentioning the names of the Old
Folks Committee at Smithtield. two
names were unintcnt iOnally omitted
John W. Balm, and Joseph II. Peter
son who is secretary. These gentlemen
were Just as great factors as Others in
the big AFFAIR of last week and should
have their mead of praise
The funeral of Mrs. Ann WEIGH
CroOkStOn was held in the Fourth
Ward meeting house last Sunday at
T. o'clock. The speakers were David
Lyon, of Salt Lake City, William
l!orscIy Of Brigham. OrSon Smith.
President Jos. Morrcl and Bishop
Thomas y. Smith. Words of praise
for the deceased and comfort for the
bcrcavcd were expressed Appropriate
singing was rendered under Alex
Lewis.
Mrs NJ FclStead, of the Seventh
ward, is one of the best entertainers
of little children that lives in Logan.
The lady is truly happy when she can
gather around her Il crowd of the lit
tie innocents and bestow upon them
those attentions which tend to make
their little hearts glad. Last Tues
day night crowd of eighteen were
invited To her home to celebrate the
birth day anniversary of her little
daughter Eva. most lOvable little
girl In saying the youngsters had Il
nice time is stating it mildly.
The farmers convention, mentioned
in the Saturday edition of THE RE
PUBLICAN, will be held on Thursday
the 18th. instead of the 18th, as "a typo.
graphical error made us say. The
! farmers of Cache should not forget
the gatherings that are to be held in
this city on the l7th and 18th, Mednes'
. and Thursday OF next week, Tor the
r various sessions will undoubtedly he
: of great interest, The discussions
: will be 10y men of large experience
: and should he most helpful. There
5 will be plenty of good music, and i
, general good time which none ear
r AFFORD To miss.
= Quite recently letters have beer
published in the salt Lake papers re-
iative to deer being killed in this local
ity. County Game Warden Robert "
Thornley, came To Logan, on Monday
and proceeded to investigate. II,
: went up the canyon and made inquir
les, but not man was found who ha
even seen deer this season. AmOngS
those questioned was John SquircS
the foreman Of the Forest Reserve, VIII,
l. probably travels through tile noun