The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-26

Mcintyre, 4. NJ. HafrlS and company.
Hyde Park, May End; Ilyrum, May a.
A petition was presented to the city
council last fall asking for sprinkling
upon South Second East street.
Some OF tide signers are inuuiring as to
what became OF this petition.
Mrs. W. r. Davis, OF the seventh
ward, entertained about fourteen OF
her lady friends yesterday afternoon.
Social chats and spread was the pro-
gram.
Mrs. l.. A. Herrick. who has been in
Ogden the past three months for her
health, returned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Herrick brought back with her.
Mrs. Jennie Peterson. who has been
and still is quite Ill. Mrs. Peterson
is daughter.
Harry Stoney has been out rustling
up ball players for the bunch that is
to go up against the Commercial
travellers here June 10th and says that
he has gotten together an aggregation
that will give those fellows Il run for
their money. He was not prepared TO
give the lineup. Practice games
have been arranged and nothing will
be left undone to work the boys up in
to the pink of condition.
W. S. Morley, professor of mathe.
MATES In the state university located
at Moscow, Idaho came to Logan on
Saturday morning and went to Pres
ton on Monday Tie gentleman's
business is to visit the high schools in
the southern part Of Idaho and to
establish accredited lists that will be
uniform in the graduation Of pupils
from the high schools The professor
will also s)licit patronage for the in
stitution at Moscow during his trip.
Messrs. Leroy Carbon, George +.
Thatcher, Fred Gates and DR..
Emeis, who spent the past week or
two overhauling and retitting their
electric launch, Calypso" took it
down to Bear river Sunday for try
out A new four horse power motor
sends the little boat along nicely and
the gentlemen are elated. Mr.. Peck
of Salt Lake. and Mr.. l.. j. Matlock
went down with them on the trip.
The party before returning hunted
mushrooms and brought back fully five
bushels. One of the men made the
statement that they could have
secured a ton
Mr.. W. II. Griffin of Charleston. was
in Logan Monday. lie says that the
roads generally are In bad shape, but !
in worse shape near Logan than any |
where else. The stretch near the old |
slaughter house west of town is all but |
impossible. Mr.. Griffin Is an advo-
cate of the plan Of building any piece |
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build only mile year in the right |
way let's build it that way rather than
scatter our money around promiscous-
ly and to little effect Is his PROPOSE
ton.
c. r. Spencer returned from his trip
to Cache Valley on Friday last. We
learn that he has purchased build
ing lot in Logan and will move there
as soon as the roads become passable
thru the mountains. A report
has reached this Office that there is
soon to be wedding between a young
man of this place but who now resides
at Logan and young lady who is So
iourning here at the present time.
If you can't guess their names we'll
tell you by and by.-Randolph Rich
county, News
J. j. Searcey, treasurer Of the Camp
bell x Ried Western Sale Stable com
Dany of East st. Louis, was in Logan
Monday buying horses. The prices
paid ranged from 5000 to Sl2500
or horses weighing from 100 pounds
md up. Quite few animals were
1t was again noticeable
hat the horses offered for sale were
rot carving the flesh that they should
or market. The farmers apparently
ose sight of the fact that good sized
horse will easily bring 5000 more If /
n flesh. Poor looking horses are sell
lOm desirable even II they are cheap,
Is the animals are usually sold at once
when reaching the east. There Is no
ime to put the flesh on them. Horse
men should remember this
A lady demonstrators of "Sweet s.
chocolates and "DiXie pickanninnies
lropped into THE REPUBLICAN Office
morning with a whole arm
Dad of delicious truck and said she
loped we would like il" We did |
ike it, and we like her, too. She did
I all so nicely, and left so quickly we
couldn't tell whether her eyes were
blue or brown-but we have little
'hoice there and on the strength of
hem being one or the other, we'll say
without reservation that there is no
ANDY on earth like Sweets. II you
happen to pass Riter's, Murdock's, the
}o.op, and see woman giving away
samples Of candy, don't pass. Go in
md get a bunch and you'll never buy
anything else.