The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-04
p J. SMITH, ". ID.
Physician and Surgeon.


Logan Nurseries.
Robert Balm, of Smithhcld, who has
been very sick through the winter was
out on Wednesday.
For plants, shrubs and evergreens
go the The Logan Nurseries.
j. f. Florian will be in Logan one
week commencing March end, to buy
horses and mares weighing from 1000
to 900 pounds.
Livery rigs always on hand at John
II. Barker, Jr.'s, Cache Junction.
George Merrill, of Smithtield, who
received bad wound on the head some
weeks since caused by team starting
to run, is improving rapidly.
A good girl wanted for general house
work. Inquire at this Office
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, the hours service will be de-
voted to musical program to which
all have cordial invitation.
WantedA good girl for general
house work. Apply to Mrs. Julia
Nibley, $50 West Center st.
Mrs. Bling and son Harry returned
to Salt Lake Wednesday morning
after short visit with her brother
DIR. Harry Emeis. Mrs. Cartwright
will remain in Logan for a time.
For a quick growing shade tree
plant the Carolina Poplar" A fine
stock at The Logan Nurseries.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee desire to
express their sincere thanks for the
many kindnesses shown them in the
illness and death of their daughter.
They say that friends could not have
been more attentive or serviceable.
You'll be sorry If you don't see
Wilkinson's latest up-to-datc WALL
PAPER before you buy elsewhere. So
cheap and so good
Prof. A. b. Wright, head of the art
department at the b. Y. c., will lee
ture before the First ward Mutuals
Sunday evening, taking his professor
as subject. A splendid musical pro-
gram has also been arranged. The
meeting will be held at the b. Y. O.,
and all have cordial invitation.
The Logan Furniture Co. have just
finished unloading their car of Wall
paper for Spring and are better pre-
pared than ever before to take care o.
their customers in this line.
John Carlson, blacksmith who wa.
once a partner of Charles Lundberg O.
this city, is now located in Smithtield
running blacksmith shop on MAR
street, BY his fair and honest deal
ing with the people he has gained
their confidence and is doing well in
financial way.
For SALE-Several good residcnc,
properties in good localities in Smith
field. For information apply to Jane
Milligan, Smithheld.
Miss Virginia Bush, once connectct
with the b. Y. O., but now of the I
of u, came to Logan Tuesday nigh
to witness the "Billee Taylor" pei
Torrance. Miss Bush has host @
friends here who are glad to see hel
She was the guest Of Miss Annie Ray
mond, and returned to Salt Lake FIR
} day morning.
Don't discard your old clothes bC
cause they are soiled. The Whit
Swan Laundry has employed pro
fessional clothes cleaner who cleans
repairs and presses Ladies' and Gent:
suits at a reasonable price. Speci;
rates to students. 46 East Center st
Phone l05x.
There is a slight lull in the effort
to arouse interest in horse show hei
the latter part of this month, but thi
cessation of activity is only that grea
err strength may develop. The meet
ing called for Tuesday was not largel
attended, and Prof. Clark has decide
to call no more gatherings until he
pretty certain that crowd can be s.
cured. The advantage Of successfl
and largely attended horseshow ca
hardly be overestimated, and it
hoped that the farmers will yet man
fest thorough interest.
For SALE-An eight roomed hou'
situated midway between the Ayr
cultural College and Main stree
One of the finest sites in Loga
viii sell at sacrifice for cash. Ca
on or address THE REPUBLICAN,.
On Wednesday, March lst, Il
waters Of Snake river were divertt
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