The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-03

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Logan visitor Saturday.
James Mcdonald, OF Smithtield, re-
turned from Pocatello on Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Bench Is doing good
ldressmaking business in Pocatello.
Miss Maggie Jones was a passenger
from Salt Lake on Monday morning.
j. C. Sorensen, one OF Logan's brick
makers, has gone north TO Swan Lake.
For sale at a bargain for cash-240
acres first-class land in Idaho In
quire here.
Professor A. NJ. Merrill came up
from st. George a few days ago and
went on TO oxford.
Willard Tarbet is visiting in Albion,
Idaho. He attended the opening OF
the Burley townsite May lst.
George G. Allen, of Hyrum, has
been spending week in Shelly, Idaho.
He returned home yesterday morn
ing.
j. r. II. Barker has returned from
weeks trip IN the vicinity of Rex
burg in the interest Of II. A, Peder-
sen & Co.
The Standard bred stallion Dennis
will make the season Of 1905 at the
Thatcher Livery Barn, AZ w. Center
street Logan.
Fred Lamreaux has returned from
Chicago where he went to learn piano
tuning. He stopped of here to visit
his mother and then went on to Pres
ton.
AS a mark of appreciation for the
faithful services performed as Tithing
Clerk for Logan bishops, these digni-
taries recently presented Jos. E. Will
son handsome rocking chair.
DR.. J. A. McCausland left for Cali.
fornia yesterday morning. He will
visit in San Francisco, particularly.
II he finds desirable location in the
state he will go there.
John Burns came over from Malad
on Monday night. He thinks that
city will forge to the front from now
on owing to the railroad prospects in
that vicinity.
J, f. Shepard, cashier of the Cache
Valley Bank, has purchased the ]. f.
Engle property, just north of Judge
Harts residence. The consideration
was 81 800.
George Marshal, sheriff of Oneida
county, DR.. Adamson, of Richmond,
James Briggs, Of Cache Junction,
Paul Carbon, of Benson, Henry Ash
craft, of Hyde Park were city visitors
yesterday.
1t is reported that the Cache Val
ley Latter-day Saints Hospital in Lo-
gan has opened and that two difficult
operations were successfully carried
out Tuesday, Both patients are re-
ported as getting along nicely.
Bell Bros. of Logan are anticipating
putting up a steam laundry in Mont
pclier at an early date. They tried to
rent a suitable building to commence
in but were unable to find one, so they
are thinking of building one. Paris
Post.
ID. S. Belts, one of Logan city's
popular mail carriers, will be married
in the Salt Lake Temple today. The
lady who will change her name is Miss
Iris Reed, Of Preston. The couple
will spend their honeymoon in Payson
the home of Mr.. Belts. Friends here
wish them all goodsthings
|. n. Smith, head Of the New Jersc,
Academy, was one of the /, 800 present
at the opening Of the Burley, Idaho
TOWNSHIP on Monday. Mr.. Smith
bought fifty feet on Main for $500. Ir
all probability he will build business
building there. Others there say
that this is in very desirable loca
tion.
Mrs. Jacob West, Mrs. N. r. Moore
and Myra West left this morning ioj
San Francisco on a visit with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Yeatman. Mrs. Yeatman is ;
daughter Of Mrs, West. Mrs. West
will probably remain on the coast dur
ing the summer months, while Mrs
Moore will return about the first o
June.
DR.. ID. C. Bulge has made mos
wonderful improvement in his FRS
North street property by placing
low fence around it and governing tn,
lot adjoining into something othe
than wilderness. 1t is nothin,
short of wonderful what the righ