The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-15

telo spending week with his rela.
tives in Logan.
Silk coats and silk suits, latest styles
a nd designs at c. & NJ. Cos.
John Vaughan, manager Of the
Wellsville Coop, visited Logan yes
terday.
Mrs. John w. Owen, OF Pocatello, is
in Logan visiting her ola friends for
for few days.
Professor Alfred Osmond and wife
are up from Provo for few days visit
ing friends and relatives.
Our shoes are best and most reliable
in Northern Utah. 9. h NJ. Co.
1t is feared that the hard frost on
Saturday night has hurt some OF the
early wheat on the west side of the
valley.
Hosiery, largest and best line at
G. g. NJ. Cos. Ladies summer hose at
| l2t cts.
Congressman Howell and wife
leave for Chicago this morning TO be
absent about two weeks. Mr.. II.
Bullen goes also.
Mrs. Martha Nielsen, wife Of VINO.
Nielsen, of IIyrum, is able TO be out
again after very severe and protract-
ed seige of typhoid-pneumonia.
The board of equalization is in ses-
sion at the court house. Up to the
present there have been but very few
complaints made against the assess
ments made.
Don't forget that G. g. NJ. Co. carry
the Peerless undermuslins at popular
prices.
1t is expected that within the next
two weeks. band of horses will be
sold out at auction in this city The
horses are unbroken but easily handl-
ed. There will be some excellent
drivers amongst them. The exact
time and place will be published in
subsequent issues.
The renowned r. & q. Corscts can
be had at c. a. NJ. Co.'S. All sizes and
shapes from 80 cts. up.
The Petersen boys, Of Hyrum, are
wearing big smile as result of sci
ling their raw wool at l5g cents.
That's pretty good. This is an object
lesson in prosperity. a few years ago
the same wool would have brought
but six cents.
John johnson, one of First North
streets merchants, has moved into
the building formerly occupied by the
Hansen candy kitchen. Mr.. johnson
has fine store filled with good as
sortment of goods, and obliging clerks
to wait on the customers.
, 1t Is stated that fine summer re-
! sort is being built upon the Portneul
! river near Pebble station on the O. S
t L. When completed it will be one OF
, the finest places in the mountains &c
take summers outing. Fine fishing
and good warm medicinal springs are
close by for bathing.
1t is stated that on last Friday
, night the frost cut down everything
in the shape Of garden stun arount
the Grace and Henry settlements il
, the proximity of Soda Springs. Thi.
, is to be regretted as the settlers il
that locality have worked hard ant
sacrificed much in getting the waite
X out on their lands. 1t is to be HOPED
that their grain crops will be preserv
n ed
U Prof. and Mrs. l.. A. Merrill enter
:. tanned some members of the A. @
q Alumni and their friends Frida.
S evening. The time was pleasant.
spent with music and games and a
midnight delicious lunch was served
Those present were: Prof. and Mrs
VIM. Peterson, Prof. and Mrs Game
II Mr.. and Mrs Stewart; Misses Holm
d gren, Title Peterson, Homer, Genev
e Egbert May and Ella Vaughan
l; Caine, Chase, Evans and May Gibson
e Messrs. Davis, Chase, Kerr, Game an,
IS Roy Thatcher
q We had the pleasure OF perusing al
IS almanac published in Haverforwest
IL South Wales. 1t publishes the name
of the members Of the town and cit
!. councils throughout the county O
: Pembrokeshire and all the births am
marriages that transpired is 1908, Il
well as local neurology giving sketch
es of all the prominent persons dyin
D. in the county within that time, Pee
X pie having relatives in Wales wi
e find very interesting reading matte
y in this little book. w. n. Thoma
% bought up fifteen of the back number
x while in Wales and has subscribed 70