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

the college. Such excellent entertain
ments as the above are being prepared
to take the place of missing numbers.
The five months old baby of j. f.
Johnson of the Seventh ward died Of
pneumonia yesterday morning
Marriage licenses have been granted
as follows: Thomas NJ Stevenson and
Edna NJ. Wilcox, Preston, Idaho Lola
+. Jorgensen and Maria +. Waite,
Hyde Park; Albert Johnson, Preston,
Lydia Packer, Franklin, Idaho.
a complaint has been filed in the
District court by the First National
Bank of Brigham City against VIM.
II. and Title Robbins to obtain a
judgment for S2sS with per cent in
terest and $50 attorneys fees, the said
amounts being due on promissory
note given May 7lh, 1908. and due
six months after date.
Miss Birch, the agent Of Peery
Brothers, will be at F. A. Nelson's
store today, one the east side OF Main
street, demonstrating the good quail
tiles of Peery Brothers Wheat
Flakes" These flakes are one of the
most nutritious breakfast foods made.
Everybody is welcome to a sample
dish. 1t is prepared in elegant shape
with sugar, cream and pineapple.
Call around.
Job Miller came from Wellsville on
Thursday. 1t took him three hours
to make the trip. The business in
Logan is thoroughly demoralizcd ow-
ing to the condition Of the roads. We
trust and believe that before one year
from this time, road building will be on
in dead earnest. The present board of
commissioners sense the condition
keenly and we are satisfied that this
matter will be paramount with them
in the future.
James Blythe Anderson, Who is
here securing leases on land for boring
purposes, says he now has ten thous-
and acres under contract and needs
the land of but a certain twoor three
who are holding out against him. Mr..
Mr.. Anderson says that if he can Sc
cure a solid block of this valley land
he can guarantee prompt boring. 1t
is difficult to understand why any are
holding out in this matter, what they
have to gain by delay or to lose by
leasing.
In accordance with the message re-
ceived by Gov. Wells and Commits
sioner Samuel Newhouse, stating that
600 feet of space had been reserved for
a Utah educational exhibit at the
Worlds fair, meeting Of the Utah
commission was held yesterday after
noon. a resolution authorized the
chairman of the board TO communi-
cate with the State Board of Educa-
tion and have the exhibits prepared
as soon as possible. Sufficient money
will now be appropriated by the COM
mission TO make the exhibit in every
way crcditable one. Telegram.
J. II. Mandertield, representative
of the North Western Line. was in
Logan Wednesday looking after bust
ness. Mandertield was at the A. c. of
U. during the afternoon and under
the guidance OF Secretary Vaughan
was shown the various features of the
big institution. This was his first
visit and he expressed himself as be-
ing agreeably surprised at the extent
OF the buildings ana equipment. "The
whole affair is something magnificent"
said he, land the view is simply per-
feet" Mandertield is one of those
pleasant fellows who is always cor
daily welcome wherever he may de.
sire to betake himself,
The Clark lectures cost the pro.
moterS not less than 500 and they
failed to realize quite that much from
the sale of tickets. However they are
not discouraged at all and Prof. Yer
non of the Il. y. c, is authority for
the statement that there is now on
foot plan to bring to Logan next
year even greater men than Clarke.
men OF greater experience and who
demand more money, He mentioned
in particular Prof Motion, of Chi
cago University, one OF the most re-
nowned ShakeSpearean scholars of the
world. This energy, enterprise, and
manifestation OF desire TO give the
students of Logan and the townspeo.
pie the entertainments that are really
entertaining, instructive and gencr.
ally helpful should receive the hearty
encouragement OF all interested in
true progress. Clark's lectures were
superb, his rectals Supeitine, and few
came i'm contact with hin, b,,t