The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-18
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Physician and Surgeon.

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Come to this Office.
Some of Dyers men were in town
on Wednesday. They are located at
Lewiston, making preparations to
commence work on the sugar factory.
Livery rigs always on hand at John
III. Barker, Jr.'s, Cache junction. -
The race at Crowthers mill in Lo-
gan canyon was frozen over solid dur
ing the late cold spell, something
which has not occurred before for
twelve years,
James Nielsen, of College ward,
lost a six months old child from pneu-
monia last week. This Is the second
death that was occurred in the family
this winter.
Wanted--A young man of 70 desires
to come from Denmark to Utah. viii
work IL months to pay for ticket,
which is $500. For particulars adj
dress j. A. Peterson, Richmond, Utah.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York, through their District
Manager of Idaho, willard Cranney,
paid the family of &C. Lee $1,000 on
the death policy of the deceased.
There will be services in st. Johns
Episcopal chapel on Sunday, Feb. 10,
as follows: Holy communion 1870 a.
m, morning prayer IL a. m, evening
services p. M, Rev. w. f. Maison
officiating.
k. j. Nelson, Walter Fisher and
Alma Raymond, three OF Simthtield
citizens not amongst the wealthiest,
but royal good fellows all the same,
were in the Office the other evening
and made things lively during their
short stay.
The three Logan boys that went OIL
on a junketing trip a few days ago
were glad to return home. On Tues
day night they came to the home of
their parents and IL is to be hoped
that they will profit by their short
experiences while away.
1t is currently reported and accepted
as fact that the Logan Dry Goods
Co. will lose one of their best clerks
next Thursday. A young man from
Spokane, whose name is un)btainable
at this time, will come and bear her
away. This will be Rainey day for
him.
Miss Virginia A. Bush, formerly q
teacher in the Brigham Young College
has been recommended by the faculty OF
the University of Utah to the board
Of regents for the Hebcr j. Grant
scholarship of 800. The many friend.
of Miss Bush send their congratula
tions. Crimson" b. Y.C
The brick school house at Avon |.
completed. 1t is a creditable struc
ture for the taxpayers of that precinct
1t has three school rooms and q
trustees office. The building cost
SO, 900 and it is said the money ma
been well spent. School started IL
two OF the rooms last Monday, will
Robert Pearce and Emma Jackoon a
teachers.
Marriage licenses have been isSuet
to David Poppleton, Wellsville, an,
Emma Peterson, OF Hyrum, ALDER
Wild and Victoria Johnson Of Min
Creek; w r. Hall and Carrie Smith
Fairview: Delbert +. Hess, Fielding
and Maud Earl, Garland; Ernes
Weible and Emily Myers, Providence
Hyrum Mallory and Norah Brine, Lo
gan.
The Mack Swain Theater Co., whicl
has been at the Thatcher opera hous
all week, struck a popular chord ant
has been greeted with a crowded
house each night. 'The Colder
West" sidewalks of New York,
1.-The Miller's Daughter" and WAY
Down East" were the bills for TIN
first four nights, The company is {
fairly strong one, and playing at 10, 20
and SOC has been highly satisfactory
the people feeling that they are get
ting their moneys worth.
The sudden death of George Sea
mons at Hyde Park last week was ;
sorrowful surprise to many OF hi
friends who knew him best. TIL,
writer has been well acquainted will
him for forty years and in early day
of this county associated with him il
various labors Of life. He was al
agreeable companion, always sci
sacrificing for the good of Others, tru
to the core to. his friends; no ligh
gable or gossip could turn him from
/ Il L., lo,nlty thnpo Ha uac nnnlas