The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brangham enter
tanned Jacob West, Mrs Ella Neat-
man and the editor and his wife Sun
day at dinner Mrs Brangham is a
New Engander and her dinners are
always Of that kind for which the far
fasteners are noted
Mrs Gladys Spencer West, formerly
of Logan, now Of Provo, gave birth TO
a baby girl Sunday morning. Every
thing is moving along smoothly, and
the &C congratulations of many friends
in Logan are extended. Mrs ID. II.
Thomas went down last Wednesday
and was there when the happy event
took place.
Mr.. A. a. Thomas, who recently
purchased the Richmond branch of
the City Drug Co.'S business, was in
Logan Monday looking after business
matters. ar. Thomas says the repub-
lican slump in Richmond was only be-
cause the G.. o. Z. members would
not get out and work, The demo-
Gratis were up and doing early and
late. Mr. Thomas says he is getting
along very nicely with his business.
Y. n. Judah, secretary of the West
Cache Irrigation Co., in speaking Of
what the company had already done,
dropped a word or so that may be of
as much interest to others as it was to
us. For instance, the big canal has
cost about $3.50, 900, and this is paid by
the farmers; the canal is IL miles long
is eight feet wide at the bottom, and
fully twice that width at the top
When the affair is completed it will
more than double the worth of the
land near it,
"Big Bill" Jones, big in heart soul
and averdupois, was in Logan this
week putting few more cases Of
Wilson's" best on the shelves Of To-
cal drug stores. Jones is in hearty
sympathy with the Ladies' Home
Jouanal fight on Peruna, Hostetter'S
Bitters, Winslow's Soothing syrup and
: Lydia Pinkham, and proposes to
crowd these nostrums out Of the mar.
ket by substituting pure article.
"Bill" is phianthropist in his way.
The three-story structure now in
course of construction on the west
side of the Fifth ward meeting house
is evidence that the people OF that
ward believe in expansion TO the
limit. This structure is rather i'm,
mense in size, and will be used for
, pleasure aud business combined. The
= large basement is to be used as a meet
ing place for quorums, and such like
+ and the spacious second floor as al
| amusement hall. The structure is
y probably costing goodly sum o.
\ money.
S Prof. Weston Vernon, who has one 0
e the most extensive private libraries il
the state, has recently bought of tn,
t Lundstrom Furniture Co. thirteeI
= sectional book cases called the "NeV
= England" He has tried number o
other book cases and is satisfied tina
lie now has the best on the market
}. Any one contemplating making
J. change for the better or of putting il
q new library cases should visit Prof
e Vernon's home and see the beaut
n ana convenience Of his recent add
e tion.
The Germans of Logan have decide,
!. to keep up with the procession o
IS progress and prosperity by enlargn
y their meeting house. The building
y 2Ox4O now and by an addition Of eigh
# feet on each side and twenty feet T.
s the length it is proposed to make |
36X60, sufficient TO give them much
needed room This improvement
u to be made just as soon as possible
Y, At last Sundays meeting it was ais
Is decided to purchase a new organ
S Such spirit Is commendable, and tn
IS Germans are TO be congratulated o
n being able to make the desired i'm
y provements.
A chicken pie supper" at the Pres
II byteran church Friday evening was
II most enjoyable and successful aGai
l. from every viewpoint. The pie
&c was proclaimed "the best ever" an
6 they sold all that had been prepared
C After the good things had been dis
n posed of Capt. II ID. Styer acted a
y auctioneer and offered the posters
gotten out by Cartoonist Stops an
. these netted about $500. Youn
, Stops is destined to become Daver
port some day, or perchance Dan
Gibson, and his drawings Of toda
will some time be greatly priced
hence the ready sale