The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-25

waite. Center street. 49tf
The case of w. II. Brently VS.. S. A.
Brossard ct al is still on trail.
Four rooms to rent. No. 302 West
Center street. Apply at residence.
A severe frost came TO Logan Thurs
day night. Many potatoes are cut to
the ground. The frost appeared only
In spots.
GOOD LIME for sale at the Sugar
Factory.
Samuel Kent, plaintiff, has received
a Judgment against c. A. Smurth-
waite defendant, for $1,000 dollars.
and cost.
For Photos 20 to Harrison, successor
TO Fries studio over U. o. store. 5O-6s
Florence Parkinson, daughter-in.
law Of DR.. w. b. Parkinson, gave
birth to fine girl early last Wednes-
day morning.
For RENT room brick cottage
Apply to II. p. Nielsen, phone ll3k.
President c. o. Card appears to be
gradually gaining in strength. His
appetite is good and he is able to take
rides in his buggy quite frequently.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. p. f. Keller,
North First East street.
Peter Barson, the sunny "Sanko' of
the west, was in Logan yesterday. To
hear his voice means to partake of
that humorous feeling which always
abounds with friend Peter.
All kinds of bot tied BEER kept on
ICE at RITTER BR OS. DRUG CO.
The usual service will be held at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday at
II a. m. All are cordially invited.
Miss Mona Jones a most pleasing
vocalist of Salt Lake City will sing.
The walk on the north side of Cen
ter street will be finished by tonight,
but the crossings are yet to be put in
on both sides of the street They will
be Of cement, just as the ones across
Main at Center and First North.
Inadvertently we published in our
last issue that the Smithtield base
ball team defeated the Wcllsville
team in a game of ball at Brigham
last Friday. The Wellsville team
beat Smithtield by score of l6 5.
II. w. Jackson, formerly of Para
disc now residing at Parker, Idaho,
was in Logan yesterday. Mr.. Jackson
is in the saw mill business and has
been doing well until recent fire.
which almost totally destroyed his
mill.
ii. w. Taggart, of Bliss. Idaho, is
in Logan for months visit. Taggart
is from New Jersey and visited here
last year for a month or more. He
was so taken up with the country
that he decided to remain and has
been at Bliss most OF the time since.
He is relative Of the Madison's.
1t would be very conducive to good
health as well as the appearance of
The city, if individual property owners
would make it point to cut the
weeds on their premises and from the
bitches in front. In short time the
Board of Health will be out with an
edict, so why not do this work now
and fool 'em.
On Wednesday night the Seventh
ward choir, nineteen in number
serenaded Miss Jane Herrick, who was
married that day. Miss Herrick ha.
been member of the choir since hel
residence in Logan. The evening was
spent in singing, recitations, ant
many loving congratulations were
rendered the young bride.
Invitations have been presented to
some of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Hendrickson 20 attend a lawr
social on June 18th at their residence
On the evening following Misses Al
eta Hansen and NJ. Irene Hendrick
son will give similar entertainment
at the same place. The Hendrickson
have the name Of being royal enter
tainers.
Soren Hansen, Hyrum Hokansen
and Alma Williams and wife, o
Hyrum, returned from the World
fair last Tuesday night. Mr.. Hansen
states that it is worth more than tn
time and money spent for The trip t
visit the greatest exhibition that tn
world has ever had. He also state
that prices of accommodation are no
extortionate.
Mrs. Robert j. Nelson, OF Smith
field, went to Thatcher in Gentil
Valley on visit about six weeks age
While there she was bitten by a WooC