The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
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nun0red. come 10 tnlS once.
John Nelson has sold his saloon
business at Cache junction to party
named Divelbliss. Mr.. Nelson will go
TO Preston for a short time and then
go to the Goldiield country.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on it. II. A, Petersen & Co.
There will be no Relief Society con-
ference next Saturday as announced
heretofore. On account of the ex-
treme weather Mrs. Lucy 5. Carbon,
president, has postponed the confer
ence for three months. Those in
terested should take notice.
Mrs. Coraline Meyer, a daughter of
Ferdinand Jacobsen and formerly Of
Logan, was operated on at Ogden Sun
day. The lady was afflicted with APP
pendicitis. She rallied from the oper-
alton nicely and is now getting along
as well as could be expected.
Inquiry as TO the standing of Their
mometerS during the present cold
spell reveals the fact that the temper
ature i'm different localities ranges
from 10 to Ii degrees below. The
sudden change from balmy weather
makes it feel as though it were 10 de-
grees below.
A number of those Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs who did not attend the
grand ball Friday went to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Carter and en-
joyed most pleasant time. They
took with them some offerings in the
way of acceptable substantials. The
evening was one Of good cheer.
Senator Barber and Representative
W. ii. Maughn, Jr., came up from
Salt Lake and spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks. They must
necessarily return occasionally to
health giving Cache to recuperate for
the persistent fight the Salt Lakers
are making against the a. G. of U.
Hyrum Hayball left yesterday morn
ing for Los Angeles to be with his
wife and son, George o., who are
there for their health. Mr.. Hayball
will be gone for six weeks or more.
He says that recent letter from Mrs.
Hayball states that Pres. Morrell has
recently visited with them and is re-
covering his health rapidly.
Wat Reese writes THE REPUBLICAN
from Vancouver, b. c., that he leaves
there in few days for Alaska. lie
says the weather in b. G. is like it is
here in July. The flowers are in
bloom and the grass green Wat says
he doest know what his address will
be for a time. He received several
letters in answer to the advertisement
inserted in this paper some time ago.
The farmers of the Fifth ward met
on Friday evening and perfected al
organization by electing John @
Adams president: II. Nielsen, vice
Christian Larson, secretary anC
treasurer: John p. Carbon member O
board There were not great many
present, but the meeting proved o.
exceptional interest. Prof. Ball talked
on the benefits of organization, anC
Mr.. Northrup devoted some time t
horticulture.
The b. Y. G. students will present
the comic opera Little Billy Taylor
at the opera house on Wednesda,
evening, March lst. This is stand
ard opera now on the boards in Eng
land and is rather heavy according Il
reports. Prof. Robinson and hi
vocalistS have been down at hard worl
for some time and hope to present
something highly creditable. Thos,
who have heard the b. Y. c. student.
in operetta have no doubt Of success.
OF their greater effort on March lst
Mrs. Styer gave delightful Kens
ington last Saturday in honor Of the
Young lady teachers of the New Jer
sey Academy. Miss Kyle succeeded
in winning the first souvenir in his
torical contest, while Mrs. Fleming
and Mrs Bexell secured second and
third places respectively. The invited
guests were Mesdames Fleming, Ball
Ostien, S, Langton, |. N. Smith, w
Langton, Clemenson, Engle, Naylor
Preston, F., G. W., and b. G. Thatch
err Campbell, Barratt, Champ, Bexell,
Mclaughlin, Bulge, Sheppard, Snow,
den, Thompson; Misses Kyle, Mcbride
Raymond, Ferry, Cassidy, Pilgrim
Wyant, Smith, DeGratf, Jensen, Linn
The |. o. o. +. grand ball at the
Palace Hall last Friday evening was
largely attended and enjoyed by at