The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-16
Cenera1ities.
SHOES SHINED FOR sc All
"CITY SHOE STORE" tf

DIR. I. s, Smith recently bought him
a fine blooded horse and is about the
biggest man In town at present. $3.50
won't touch the animal now.
A l2-pound boy came TO the home
OF John Than Jr., of the Second ward,
Thursday morning. John felt IL nee
essary to get out Friday and work his
poll-tax.
Mrs. Hyrum Weatherstone, OF the
Second ward, continues very i'll since
the burial OF her baby few days ago.
Relatives fear permanent injury to
her health.
Dr. T.. G.. Gowans, formerly Of this
city, who has been at John Hopkins
University the past year. has been
selected as medical director for the u.
of U. gymnasium.
The baseball fever Is on and the
vacant lots are the scene of the usual
padded suits, spring jangling and ex-
perts whom great teams are losing
games for not possessing.
Little Elsie Thompson has ten
pound sister Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Thompson are responsible for IL all,
acknowledge it and seem happy. The
little girl came Wednesday morning.
G. NJ. Harris has returned from Salt
Lake where he placed fine $500 Estey
Grand Piano in the home OF Miss Lii
liam Oliver. Miss Oliver Is delighted
with the instrument and will use it in
her next recital in Salt Lake City.
Lyman Spillman, "a iive-ycar-old
youngster of the Second ward, in an
effort to cut down "a bunch of willows
THURSDAY, managed to sever little
Flossie Cressal from the end of one of
her fingers. The damaged finger was
sewed up and will be well again ere
long.
w. J. Murphy, auditor for the Cum
mings Commission Co., came up from
Salt Lake Thursday night to consult
with local manager, w. II. Weaver.
Murphy Is a jolly good fellow and is
always ready with a new joke. He re-
manned until yesterday. The business
of the local Office is increasing rapidly.
MOVED our stock of latest White
Sewing machines, Malleable Iron
Home Comfort and Monarch Ranges,
. the sweetest Farrand organs and
pianos and all kinds of musical instru-
ments to the Tea House, No. Main
street. THE WHITE SEWING MA
CHINE, RANGE and MUSIC co.
The ball given by the Scandinayians
Wednesday evening netted s3S. 10 for
the missionaries, Felstrom and Jensen,
who leave Monday for the European
field. Expenses amounted to $1,000
making total of $500 taken i'm at
the door. The Palace hall was fairly
filed with dancers, who kept up their
pleasure until the morning hours. The
occasion was most enjoyable one it's
said.
The Murdoch Candy Kitchen is un.
dcrgoing repairs. New counters and
sideboards have been placed in to ac-
commodate the great tratflc in soft
drinks, the back partition has been re-
moved and splendid office is to oc-
cupy the upper portion OF the room.
The MurdOcks are determined to have
the SWEETEST, and most convenient
| place in the city and are not sparing
money In fitting up.
] Thatcher & Hansen the clothiers dc
: not seem to be dismayed that there
are eight clothing stores in the city
In the very near future they will
build fifty foot addition to the
] rear of the present location. will util
izc the upper portion as stock anC
salcsroOm, remove counters from the
center as at present and convert the
, establishment into more satisfact
DRY place than 1t Is now.
The REPUBLICAN, man got hold o.
the same brand of corn juice "tht
only's" writers use when scoring the
Republican administration and as 1
consequence got things mixed in re
gard to the time of the mass meeting
called by Mayor Robinson. In ont
part of the article the statement wa.
made that the meeting was tonight
: wednesday, and In another, Monda,
night the 18th. The latter Is the
proper date. This mistake caused
quite number of Logan's bushes,
men to so TO the courthouse Wednes
day evening, and to-date has cost u.
1925 for cigars and light liquid refresh
ments, However, it is proof of the
proof of advertising,
III The Odd Fellows have issued invi
tations for public function to b,
given at the lodge rooms Tuesda,