The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-01

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Agent.
Miss Nettie Vaughan is threatened
with an attack Of typhoid
Good potatoes wanted at the Fifth
ward store. McNiel & Spencer.
Mrs. Pauline Palmer, who has been
down with typhoid, is around again.
The II year old daughter of NJ. j.
Andrews, OF the 5th ward, fell and
dislocated her elbow Saturday night.
Stove pipe and elbows fifteen cents
each at Curtis's, 30 West First North.
George Lyons, of Hyde Park, VIM.
Hope, of Richmond, Martin Olsen, of
Millville, were visitors in Logan
yesterday,
ltyOu want good rooms. clean beds
and good meals at reasonable prices,
20 to the FREMONT hotel.
The ten-ycar-old son of Mrs. Momtt,
Of the .3rd ward, who was kicked by
horse on Saturday, is recovering from
his injuries.
FoR SALE CHEAP-A few CotSwoOl
arms, also few graded rams. In
quire of ID. j. James. Paradise.
The many friends of Moroni Baker,
of Mendon, brother of Sadie Baker the
nurse, will be pleased to know that he
is now improving from an attack of
pneumonia following typhoid fever
NJ. ID. McKane has opened a whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam street. If
On Saturday Hyrum Hayball pur-
chased the Hans S. Nielsen property
on West Center street. A fine resi-
dence may be built upon it in the near
future.
+. 4. Calvin, well known in con
nection with the o. S. L., has been
appointed general manager of the Pa
citic lines of the Southern Pacific with
salary of $4,000.
ii. ii. Carter, formerly in the EN-
ploy of the Singer Sewing Machine
company, is going to Riverside, Idaho,
to do some contract work on a canal.
Mr.. Carter expects to be gone about
thirty days,
Miss Lillian n. Parkinson, daughter
of President w. c. Parkinson, has
been very low with typhoid fever dur
ing the past forty days. On last
Tuesday she took a relapse, but is raj
lying again, and it is hoped that ere
long she will be fully recovered.
VIM. A. Jensen, instructor in type
writing and stenography at the A. G.
of o., is suffering a relapse of typhoid
fever. He was at the Invalid s
Home" for some time, made a splen.
did recovery, and left, but is now
down again.
The Ladies Of the NJ. +. Church
will give New England Supper
from 6 to II p. m. Tuesday, Nov. Sth,
election day at Trinity church, corner
of Main and Center streets. Arrange
ments are being made TO serve large
number, as all will be welcome.
Chris Jensen, of Providence Bench,
who had two children down with ty-
phoid fever and then had a leg broken
at the neseret mills some time ago,
has another daughter down with ty-
phoid fever. The family feel the
truth Of the old saying st never
rains, but IL pours."
News comes to Logan that Mrs.
Jennie Bair, well known in this city,
was married last Thursday to Mr.. A.
i. Calistcr, a prominent farmer OF
Blackloot, Ida. Mrs. Bair has many
friends in certain circles here who will
wish her much JOY and happiness in
her latest venture.
Hon. Hiram f. Booth and Others
held very satisfactory meeting in
that democratic stronghold, Rich.
mond, last Saturday evening. The
house was very nearly filled and the
closest attention was paid TO the
speakers. Mr.. Booth, in speaking OF
the meeting, said that he soon found
that large portion Of the audience
was democratic and he then proceed
ed to give them a good sound talk
Mr.. Booths way of getting at the
complexion of his audience is rather
unique. He has number Of splendid
stories, little tales with a point tC
them which never fail to take witt
any audience. OF course the advan
tage in them is in favor of the repub
licans, and if the house is largely re
publican there is always uproarou,
applause. If the audience contain,