The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-29

White Wash Brushes from pc to |
SO. 90 at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
A fourteen year old daughter of
Bishop Thomas Y. Smith fell Wednes-
day and injured her arm quite severely.
Good bicycles and tires for sale cheap
at Hansen's repair shop, First West st.
There are quite a few cases Of
measles at Hyde Park, and Andrew
Christensen has the spotted fever.
Big Sale now on before moving, at
Newbold's.
Col. Mason came up from Salt Lake
Wednesday night TO inspect the war
department at the A. G. of y. He
was the guest of Capt. Styer.
Farm and city property in Smith
field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field.
Services AT the Presbyterian church
will occur at II a m. and p. m. Sun
day. There will be special music by
the choir. The pastor will speak on
''The Elevation of Society,"" In the
morning, and 1.-The Tongue" in the
evening. All are welcome.
The Sixth Quorum of Elders will
meet in the large room OF the tithing
Office Tuesday evening May =, at 1880
p. m. The program will be a lecture
from Andreas Peterson on 1.-The Holy
Land" The public is invited. Joseph
Squires, president.
Mr.. Rupolph Konold, OF Salt Lake
city, general manager Of the Utah
branch of the Phoenix Mutual Life In
surance Co., was in Logan Wednesday
comforting with his agents, Messrs.
Sam McKinnon, and +. c. Candland,
at Smithfeld. Mr.. Konold bears a
gold charm presented by his company
testifying to the fact that he was the
fifth of the company's agents In writing
writing policies in 1908. In 1904 he
won cash prize of S25 and another
souvenir testifying to the fact that he
was second in the list. Mr.. Konold
has been here before and has made
friends who are glad to see him.
Mr.. ii. Secrist has recently pu rchas
ed A. Afileck's interest in the Cache
Valley Livery Cos business and will
continue at the old stand on First
North street at the rear Of the Eagle
j Hotel. Mr.. Secrist is responsible fol
: former obligations of the firm and vii
U also collect outstanding accounts.
4 w. S. Baxter, OF Wellsville, was il
; Logan Thursday. He had Just return
\ ed from Salt Lake where he had gon,
with a son, James p. Baxter, who wa
leaving for the Colorado mission field
U Mr.. Baxter and his son went up u
u view Fort Douglas and while Their
e had the pleasure Of witnessing shan
e battle between the artillery and infan
try forces. When ready to return u
the city about noon, they found tn
3 street car stuck on the hill with N
l. power available. Mr.. Baxter aske,
why the car was not started back I,
n the city instead of waiting for power q
r go on TO the top of the hill. The con
e ductor said that there was short up
70 grade over which tina car woul
q not go even after they got start
n ed. Mr.. Baxter said "we'll get on
= and push 'er over, If you'll start back,
IS and the conductor agreed. The w
D: grade was reached shortly, the ca
l. pushed over, and the trip made TO tn
le city in double-quick time, There is
0. steep grade all the way down into I'll
t. city, as all know who have taken I'll
II ride, so that power was unnecessar.
e. Mr.. Baxter and his son were able G
De keep certain appointments that mus
y. have been passed up but for The col
III ductor acting on the suggestion oife
1t ed. Mr.. Baxter is a Democrat br
Of says he has no hesitancy in saying thu
The REPUBLICAN Is a good paper.