The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-06

c. II. Spencer, OF the Fifth ward Of |
this city, went to Salt Lake yester.
day.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on II. ii. A. Petersen & Co.
At the Seventh ward meeting house |
Monday afternoon, the funeral OF |
Esther Olson was held. The speakers |
on this occasion were n. y. Linndelof |
Geo. W. Lindquist and Bishop Larsen
The other girl afflicted with typhoid |
is reported as showing some improve.
nient.
James Stced, formerly sheep man
residing in this city. has recently
abandoned his business, and is now To-
Gated upon the old Steed home stead
at Pennington. The gentleman's
father, who is quite aged, has turned
the place over to his son for manage.
ment.
Wendell Clemenson was thirteen
years Of age last Saturday evening.
and in honor of the occasion a party
was given at the home of his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Clemenson A number
Of boys of about Wendell's age were
present and they had just such jolly
good time as we all had when about
that age.
. Professor A. b. Wright went to Salt
Lake yesterday to work in conjunction
with Messrs Richards and Fairbanks
as a jury TO decide on pictures to be sent
to the art exhibit In this city during the
week OF December 18th. These three
gentlemen were appointed to this
position by Governor Cutler
The populace that has not yet
I learned how majestic" is bread and
y coffee made on the Majestic" range
| should not fail to visit the demon.
q stration" at the Logan Furniture
+. Cos establishment next week. They
8 have an ad. on another page that
8 offers some tempting inducements, so
1t might be well to look it up.
o j. J. Frederick, OF Providence, sold
10 Parish Bros, OF Morgan, Utah, a
n tine stallion raised by him. The exact
4 consideration is not known, but IL
h Is understood that a high price was
4 paid for the animal. An imported
G stallion costing $1,000 is now at
). Morgan and the Cache Valley horse Is
to compete with him. Parish Bros.
are good horsemen and feel confident
as to the future in their investment.
E The Independent phone people
!. claim to have 425 contracts signed up
| in Logan and connection with some
5 thing more than 325 residences and
r business houses already made. About
, the only sad news in connection with
G the Independent is that their genial
solicitor, Mr. L. w. Poe, will in all
- probability leave for American Fork
within few days. He has been call
ed TO till mission" there, Poe
thinks there is no town on the mar
but Logan and regrets very much tc
leave.
The Thatcher opera house offers "a
an attraction for Tuesday evening
Dec. l4th, the sensational melodramS
"Iier Marriage Vow" The play y
from the pen Of Owen Davis, anC
depicts the trials and sorrows Of al
unfortunate girl in her determination
to remain true to an unworthy huS
band. Finally through labyrinth o
misery and danger, happy finale oc
ours, in which everything rights it
self TO the satisfaction Of all, ChaS
4. Taylor, who has gained both fam,
and fortune in the melodramatic field
has given this production his persona
attention and promises company anC
performance of unusual excellence.
Frank Price was over from Wells
vile Tuesday He reports that by TO
day Wellsville will have - teams a
work on the first mile Of grade out o
Welsville and that this will be com
plcted within two or three days. III,
entire grade from Mendon to Wells
willie will then be complete, with tn,
exception of a fiji 500 feet long by ]
feet high on the Lea farm. This iii
is part Of the Hyrum peoples work
Mr.. Price says everything is MOVING
along peaceably and in very satisfac
tory manner.
We are given to understand that i
is the intention of the Athletic Com
mittec Of the A. G. of U. to present a
a very early date complete resu M
of the arrangements prelimir airy u
TO the cent football game with tn
University, the facts relating to tn
pame Il self and the final nnfOrtmnntI