The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-04

Mrs. J. Z. Grillin, who has be, n
quit i'll for some time is reported as
being considerably improved.
j. A. Edwards, secretary OF state,
has bought, through O. +. Peterson,
the home OF Charles +. NanneS, at Gs3
Third street for $4,000. News.
WANTED For a doctor, well broken
horse, black preferred weight about
100 pounds, must be fast and strong
Write THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN.
Jens Johnson, Of the Seventh ward
has.had relapse. lie is a very sick
man, having had pneumonia for past
three weeks.
Miss Rose SorenScn, one Of the Lo-
gan Dry Goods COS popular clerks, is
confined to her home with what is
thought to br the rorcrunncr OF pncu-
monia.
THE REPUBLICAN in its last issue
named T.. Il. Nielsen as secretary Of
the Cache Valley Farmers ASSocia-
tion. This was incorrect as Il. Mel
sen, the father is the man.
Bishop otto Gassman. of Weston
was in Logan yesterday. He says
That the health of the people has i'm
proved lately. In the month of
January then were five deaths caused
by typhoid and pneumonia.
Thomas Obray, of Paradise, came in
from the desert on Thursday night.
He states that there never was a bet
ter winter for grazing sheep and the
sheep men are in high spirits owing to
the excellent prices for wool.
John A. Woolf and wife, who have
experienced considerable sickness dur
ing their visit to Utah during the
past two months, will return TO their
home in CardSton Tuesday next We
wish them a safe return to their
family.
A meeting of the directors Of tho
Hayball mercantile establishment of
Lewiston was held in this city on
Wednesday. Bishop VIM. Wadoups,
VIM. l.. Allen, Hyrum and II. G. Hay
ball and Maurice Swinyard constitute
the board. The report OF the last
years business was submitted and &C
cepted, which was very satisfactory.
The institution otliCered as it is cannot
| help but be successful.
From a recent letter from Geo. O.
Hayball and his mother to Hy. Hayball
of this city, it is learned that they are
enjoying good health. They now re-
side at Ocean Park, to which address
they desire The REPUBLICAN sent.
They are close neighbors to Mrs Noble
Warrum and it is presumed they have
a desirable location, being in view OF
the ocean. The letter also states that
the health of President Morrcll is
greatly improved.
A. G.. Lundstrum, the furniture
dealer, returned from the east OF
Thursday night. He expresses him
self as having had successful trip il
a business way. While absent he
visited Chicago, Grand Rapids, Cleve
land and Kirkland. Ohio. While it
the latter place he visited the temple
which is owned by the JoScphitCS
The structure is kept in good condi
CiOn by its owners. In the Summc
time conferences are held in the build
ing. Mr.. LundStrum states that tn,
inside of the building resembles thu
temples in Utah.
During the coming season TIM
Lundstrum Furniture company vii
be prepared to meet the demands O
their many customers in every part
! cular. Mr. Lundstrum has just re
turned from the east where he wen
to make large purchases in the line
we carry. The aim Of the firm Is l.
} buy direct from the factories, cuttin
out all middlemen as much as possible
BY 50 doing il is apparent that IN
firm can lay goods down TO their Gus
l toners at bed rock prices. We invit
5 our friends TO call and examine on
= immense stock before purchasing elSe
= where. No trouble to show goods
Mrs. Eliztbeth Greaves, wife Of IN
late Joseph Greaves of the secon
ward, died Wednesday evening Eel
lst Of general debility. She was borl
t in Buckelberry England May p, ls3
= and was married to John Wood
] 1853, who died ten years later leavn
/ her with two little girls with whor
( she came to Utah in 1868, She wa
t married to Joseph GrCayeS in OctobC
2 of the same year and has ever sine
= resided in Logan where she has a
. ways been highly esteemed by tho'
= who knew her most intimately, 81
q was q w0maD greatly 6pyDtpl TO me