The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-09
Isaac Ellwell, Jr., is at the old stand
repairing Bicycles.

John Gallagher is in Salt Lake where
he will remain in the future, having
closed out his business interests In
Logan.
II YOU want good cup of coffee,
.Johnson's Cafe ia the Palace building
is the place to get 1t. IT
John A. Hcndrickson expected to
leave Christiana for Liverpool on April
sth. From there lac will take the
first steamer home.
At the Presbyterian church there
will be services Sunday at IL a. m.
and s p. m. Topics "The value of life"
and Marriage" All are welcome.
Seats free. y. L. CLEMENsoN.
Grand Scandinavian Ball to be given
in the Palace on Tuesday, April Il,
at $ p.mfor the benefit of two mission
aries. Tickets 80 cents, extra lady
25c. Tickets for sale at John II. And
crson and Emil Anderson's stores. AIT
Friends of Eldon Prentice Bacon
and the Fosters have received an
nouncement cards of Mr.. Beacons
marriage to Miss Clara Foster at Las
Cruises, New Mexico, on the 3Oth OF
March. Friends of Mr.. Bacon in Lo-
gan say that it was his intention to
be in Logan by May lst, but the lat
home" cards bear no date. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon have the best wishes OF
large circle of friends who are pleased
that Logan is to be their future home.
A delightful surprise party was
given last Friday in honor of Miss
Lorraine Hyde by the employees of
the Logan Dry Goods Co., where she
is employed. Cards, instrumental and
vocal music, and other pastimes were
enjoyed during the evening. Those in
the party were Mrs. j. p. Smith. Jr.
Misses Rose Sorcnson, Amelia Peart,
Mary Hamp, Irma Rosa, Lorraine
Hyde, Prof Swendson, Messrs. Sylven
Needham, Elmer Crockett, Jr., Ben
Carlisle, Samuel Blair and Leland
Hanks.
MIR. W. NJ. HANSEN, THE Sue
CESSFUL SHOE MAN, AND PRO-
PRIETOR OIL THE Getty SHOE
STORE" Is REJOICING OVER A
LARGE SHIPMENT OF "UTZ &
DUNN" SHOES FOR LADIES
WHICH HAS JUST ARRIVED. HE
is ANXIOUS FOR THE LADIES
TO SEE THESE FINE UP-TO-
DATE SHOES, WHETHER THEY
BUY OR NOT. 44t2
Monday marked the sixty-tifth BIRTH
day Of Mrs. VIM. Burris, and on the
evening Of that day quite a number of
friends of the estimable lady gathered
at her home and had "a splendid time.
Such pastimcs as the Older people de-
light IN were in evidence, and there
was most splendid spread of good
things to eat. Mr.. and Mrs. Burris
were happy over the unexpected
event and the guests enjoyed them
selves thoroughly. 1t was the ex-
pressed desire of the neighbors pres.
ent who have lived by them for years
that they should live to see many
birthday anniversaries and such pleas
ure as was theirs Monday evening.
NJ, willard uanSnn lnayaS tpnnnr
row morning for Pasadena, Cal. to at
tend a meeting of the 800, 900 club, al
organization Of agents of the New
York Mutual Life Insurance Co. wh'
have written 100000 or more Of In
surance during the year. Mr.. Hansel
is third vice-president of the organiza
ton. and inasmuch as the offices fal
into the hands Of those who write tn
most insurance. this Is no small honor
Among all the agents OF the Ne,
York Life, Mr.. Hansen is fourth
Cache county ranks third in Utah an
it is largely through his efforts. MI
Hansen's fare and all expenses Will
at Pasadena are paid by the compan.
He will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Robert Murdoch Is about to b.
come a landlord on large scale. ,
w. Barret has already prepared plar
for three nice cottages for him, an
the statement is made that Mr.. Mu
dock will erect Others in the very ne;
> future. The three mentioned abo,
will be built just north OF the Maugha
corner on Main street. Mr.. MurdoC
. owns tifty-tive feet there running ca
= TO the narrow street which rul
through the block north and sout
q and will himself cut narrow stree
y south of his property to intersect thi
y His three cottages will be of five room
II each, fronting his own street and wi
t be for rent, Logan needs house roo
:, and any move Of this kind must me-
II with hearty commentator.
Mr.. John Squires has been appoin