The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-15
R j. SMITH, ". ID.
Physician and Surgeon.

For SALE CHEAP-A good work
horse. This Office.
At eight O'Clock a. M. Monday, the
II. M. b. Telephone company's office
at Soda Springs burned TO the ground.
Old newspapers for sale. l5c per
hundred. Come to this Office.
Del Cooper, of McCammon, is in
Logan visiting his children, who are
here attending the colleges.
LosTA Norwegian racing skate.
Return TO Skanchy's lumber yard. =
Parties having samples Of ore and
wishing an accurate assay will do well
to read the ad of II. II. Officer & Co.
in our Salt Lake directory.
For plants, shrubs and evergreens
go the The Logan Nurseries.
johnny Gallagher, formerly con-
nected with the Eagle Cafe, has now
charge of a Pullman dining car run
ming between Chicago and Sacrament
to.
Now is the time to buy seeds at The
Logan Nurseries.
Mrs. &. G. Randall left Logan for
her home in Humboldt, Nevada, yes
terday morning. The lady has been
the guest OF Prof. Ostein and wife dur
ing the pasC week.
Farm and city property in Smith
field for sale by Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field.
Leo kimball, a sixteen-year-old son
of Newell Kimball, has an attack of
pneumonia. The father was called
from Paris, Idaho, on account OF his
sons sickness.
Logan people visiting Salt Lake
City will lind some copies of THE RE-
PUBLICAN at the Kenyon, Cullen and
Windsor Hotels, also at Harris Cigar
store, No. West Second South.
have few dry farms for sale near
Smithtield. Geo. Y. Smith, Smith
field.
The measles in Paradise are abating.
Several houses are cleared up and the
flags removed. 1t is hoped that ere
l0ng our neighbors in the south will
be entirely free from this epidemic.
Lila, daughter of Mrs. Jane A. Jones,
Of this city, and Mr.. Wclch of Provi-
dence, were married the other day
and left for Helper, where they will
reside in the future. THE REPUBLI-
CAN made mistake in reporting this
in our last issue.
Geo. c. Nielsen, one of Hyrum's
good citizens, left today for the Idaho
Falls country where he purchased a
ranch recently. Mr.. Nielsen thinks
that country is well worth the while.
He expects to return here in the fall.
Marriages licenses have been issued
Leonard S. Parkinson of Franklin and
Emma B. Chatterton, Preston; John
II. Olson and Mary l.. Bodily, of Fair.
view; Peter A. Westerberg and AlpHfe
Bergquiest, of Mink Creek: Geo. S.
Jackson and Lydia V. Porter, Basatt,
Idaho: John A. Anderson and Annie
S. Anderson, Central, Idaho.
Mrs. w. j. Kerr and Mrs. j. A.
Widtsoe received last Saturday. after.
noon at their homes on the college
hill. Two hundred of Logan's society
folk were guests during the afternoon
The decorations were elaborate, and
faultless preparations at both homes
made the affair exceptionally pleasant
Music and refreshments were features
Mrs. Isaac Elwell, after several
months illness, passed away Tuesday
morning at 0 O'Clock. She had had
two severe cases Of lagrippe at the
change of life and this was followed by
erysipelas in an aggravated form.
Her death was surprise, however
and was not known until nurse went
to give her dose of medicine. Mrs
Elwell died on her birthd day, aged A;
years. She leaves husband and sever,
al children to mourn their loss.