The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-06
Isaac Ellwell, Jr., is at the old stand
repairing BICYCLES

'NP"iihhS biN1iCo'
Rev. Gilpin is holding a series of
meetings at the NJ. Il. Church this
week. Services each night to which
all are cordially invited.
If you want good cup of coffee,
+ Johnson's Cafe In the Palace building
is the place to get it. If
DR.. James Cochran arrived i'm Logan
from his Idaho ranch yesterday morn
ing and will visit in this city for sew
eral weeks. Or. Cochran has many
friends here who are pleased to see
him.
My patrons will please notice that /
have removed to First North street,
opposite the postotiicc. o. A. NELSON,
barber. 1872
Mrs. Sarah Il. Martineau left Mon
day for her home in ,Juarez, Mexico.
She has been in Cache Valley visiting
for considerable length of time and
has renewed many old acquaintance.
Friends here regret to have her 20.
Grand Scandinavian Ball to be given
in the Palace on Tuesday, April II,
at $ p.m.for the benefit of two mission
aries. Tickets 30 cents, extra lady
Zoe. Tickets for sale at John II. And
crson and Emil Andersons stores. APT
Neils Il. Broby, of WelsvilIe. the |
County Inspector of fruit trees. is in |
Logan and intends starting upon his |
abors at once. We believe that his |
labors will bring forth good fruits, as
he appears to be imbued with the
! horticulture work
John A.Lenzi government revenue
agent, was in Logan few DAYS last
week and on Sunday chaperoned a
body OF travelling men over the city.
showed them the a. &. of L. and the
h. \. c. and the various other places
OF note and beauty in the city and val
ley. They were profuse in their ex-
pressions of pleasure and admiration
for the city and its location.
Mr.. b. G.. Thatcher saw Isabel
Irving ia The Crisis" while he was
in New York last year, and with
possible exception or two, the cast is
the same now as then. He liked the
production very much and 1t was on !
the strength of this that he gave the ]
the date asked for here. :
Thursday, April :.
The REPUBLICAN Is in receipt of a II
most glorions tribute to Mr.. A. McKin. a
ney's worthiness as a man and partic. a
ular fitness for the Office of superin- ,
tendent of the light plant. We should n
be glad to print the article, but the o
appointment has been made and while Il
al these nice things might sound well L
they would cut little Ice. c
MIR. W. NJ. HANSEN, THE sue. :,
CESSFUL SHOE MAN, AND PRO.
OIL THE CITY SHOE y.
'ToRE," is REJOICING OVER A .
4ARGE SHIPMENT OF "UTZ & =
DUNN" SHOES FOR LADIES
HAS JUST ARRIVED. He o
S ANXIOUS FOR THE LADIES q
TO SEE THESE FINE UP-TO. 81
DATE SHOES. WHETHER THEY u
81 OK NOT. 44t2 =
Charles Quiglcy, the general mana ~
er OF the Studebaker Brothers Mfg. I,
o., rendered his employees IA grand e,
anquet in Salt Lake recently. There 8,
'ere about fifty in attendance who "a
Xpressed themselves as having "
rand time. This is an annual occur n
ence with this firm, and il Is needless /,
state that employees who are treat q
nth such courtcSies, do not forget n
hem. They are returned many fold nj
o the donor a,
Misses Phyllis Thatcher, Gladys
pencer and Mrs. Ncttie Sloan, at fe
ended matinee last Wednesday af- @
crnoon at Miss Thurber's, president ri
the National Conservatory of III
mcrica. The performance was given :,
y Miss Margulics, a well known n,
laniSt OF this city, assisted by Leo a,
old Lichtenberg, violin and concert h,
laster of the Wetzler Symphony Or m
hestra. He is the teacher of Miss A,
hyllis Thatcher From the column -.
the Dcseret News devoted to salt en-
akers in Gotham" r,
VIM. Il. Rigby and Henry Borkman ar
ave been digging artesian wells by II
ne sugar factory. They have Just ~
,mpleted the second well with five on
'ch pipe seventy-tivc feet deep. When al
he flow OF water was struck il rushed III
p six feet above the pipe and the bu
'rce was so great that cobble rock of Tn
lrlous sizes was thrown up. one of co
he stones weighing more than pound
nd Il half The above named gentle Ga
m l,s.,H L.