The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-20
Local Squibs.

last night from his California trip.
The people of Trenton are talking
about building a graded school next
year
Professor l.. A. Merrill returned to
to Logan On Wednesday mornings
train.
Grant, the nine-y ear old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bateson, is down
with pleuro pneumonia.
Walter Fisher and Robert Thornley,,
with their wives. were down from
Smithtield on Wednesday.
Edward Thomas and family, of this
city, have moved to Lee, Teton basin,
and will make that their future home.
Hon. Moses Thatcher has construct
ed fine cement drive from the street
around his residence The cost is
over $500.
Lost A light bay mare weighing
about eleven hundred pounds Parties
giving information at this Office will
be literally rewarded.
A notice is placed at the Toll gate
in Blacksmiths Fork canyon stating
that the road is impossible owing to
large landslide.
G.. G. Spafrord, cashier of the Third !
National Bank of Rockford Illinois,
is in the city, a guest of George II.
Champ of the G. V. Banking Co.
Special attention is directed to a
program of a Dramatic Recital at the
A. G.. Of o., next Monday evening.
This program will be found on the
second page.
William Hcusser, Of Weston, has
brought his brOther-in-law, II. Lund,
TO the c. V. L. d. s. hospital OF this
city to be treated for dropsy of the
heart.
Some of the merchants are planning
TO put some great floats in the parade.
Great secrecy is being observed by
some who propose to get a scoop. Get
in line, the rest of you, and fool 'em.
Mrs. Charles Hibbard, of Greenville,
who sustained serious injuries in a run
away about three weeks ago, is inn
proving slowly. The side in which
ribs were broken remains very sore and
painful.
Competition is the life Of trade.
Last week broke our record for the
largest sales in seventeen years. Seven
pianos and a number OF organs sold
in one week. Harris Music Co, Oldest
dealers In the state.
During the storm Wednesday eve
ming both light companies suffered
some Inconvenience. Transformers
were burned out with the result that
many houses in the city were with
out lights for short time.
A. large force of men went north
on the early train Wednesday morn
ing to work on the railroad spur
to the Lewiston factory. The work is
crowdng the builders, machinery com.
ing in at the rate of four and five car
loads each day.
III. Wessler, proprietor of the
Wessler Cigar Co., Of Ogdne was in
town Tuesday doing some business
with the merchants. The gentleman
comes highly recommended with his
goods. Our business men who deal in
this line might do well to give him a
trial order.
Rev. Clemenson will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock. In the evening, Rev. G.
ii. Hamilton, of Smithtield, will have
charge of the service which comes at
S O'Clock. Rev. Clemenson will attend
the Monday meeting of the Ministerial
Association at Salt Lake.
w. A. Stevenson, PHI. d., ofiAnacor-
ties, Wash, has been named as the
successor Of |. n. Smith at the New
Jersy Academy Prof Smith will
leave Logan at the end OF the present
school term. IL is reported that there
will be erected on the New Jersey
grounds this summer a splendid new
$1,000 building.
Smithheld is soon to have bank
ing institution. Machin & Bero are
now getting out plans for nice build
ing, sufficient evidence that the bank
is to become certainty. Il. Il. Miles
and G. Y. Smith are the principal fac
tors on the surface but tits said that
the Thatcher Bank is behind the
move
AS Leo KimbalI was driving II. G.
Hayball's delivery wagon along south
Main street yesterday morning, the
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