The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-08
? j. SMITH, ". d.
Physician and Surgeon.

Mrs. j. Edward Johnson gave birth
to fine boy last Friday night.
For SALE CHEAP-A good work
horse. This Office.
Joseph Hardman and Elias Davis
were over from Mendon Monday.
LosT-A Norwegian racing skate.
Return to Skanchy's lumber yard.
Ernest Williams, the popular COM
mercial man, was in Logan Monday. :
A good girl wanted for general house
work. Inquire at this Office
Con Ahnder, the saw mill man OF
Hyrum, visited the county seat on
Monday.
Paul Carbon, OF Benson, and Lorenzo
Thorpe, of Wellsville, were in Logan
Saturday.
Old newspapers for sale. l5c per
hundred. Come TO this Office.
Ella, the little daughtsr of Joseph
Thatcher in California, is again ailing
with liver trouble.
For plants, shrubs and evergrcens
90 the The Logan Nurseries.
City surveyors were out on Monday
running lines preparatory to the laying
of pipes to the tabernacle square.
Livery rigs always on hand at John
II. Barker, Jr.'s, Cache Junction.
Bishops Woodruff, of Smithficld,
Ballard of Benson, Christensen, of
Mt. Sterling, and Owen of Wellsville,
visited Logan on Moneay.
Prof. Arnold, of the A. c. of IT,,
lectured before the Unity Club" in
Salt Lake Tuesday evening on the
subject, Recent Spanish Fiction"
p. o. Hansen, the dealer in monu-
mentS, has large consignment of
marble tombstones in transit which
will reach Logan in few days.
A surprise was rendered Noah
Wardle, of Hyde Park, last Saturday
night. The event was instigated by
his expected removal to Grant, Idaho.
Look out for John Bench, he is in
the race for house painting and paper
hanging.
Judge and Mrs. G. c. Goodwin have
returned from California, all in better
health than when they left Logan
The Judge is GLAD TO come back to the
scenes of his youth, however, ant
more than glad to get away from
those Gentiles."
One hundred bushels clean white
seed oats for sale. Hans Sorenson
College Ward.
| The Amussen estate, with ii. f
Hatch its administrator, contemplate,
needed changes in the Edwards block
the ground floor of which is occupied
by Dunbar & Robinson. The foo
will be lowered to the pavement, fin,
| plate windows placed in front and th
stairway rearranged.
n The Military Band of the A. G. o
U. was on the streets Monday after
noon advertising "She Stoops TO Con
quer''. The aggregation drew a larg
crowd and their music elected nue.
favorable comment. The band give
a public concert in the course of fe,
weeks which the public can lily aifor
to miss.
Wanted-Situation as housekeepe
in town or on farm. Inquire at 80
East 3rd North.
Sundays balmy atmosphere incite
the populace to such activity in tn
matter of buggy and horseback rio
!. ing that it seemed more like a gal
day than the Sabbath. Most of tn
"vehihicles" and quadrupeds in TIL
city were in use throughout the da
and dust was feature. A bunch {
young men on horseback and with
bucking broncho made things livel.
and later some professional foot RAJ
, ing was INDUCED in on Center stree
That sun was sufficient to bring o
anything from an attack of sprin
fever to full blown case OF that I
which young mans heart is said
turn when the grass begins to sprou
and the southern winds tangle tn
north side of his hair.
For SALE-An eight roomed hous
situated midway between the Ayr
cultural College and Main street
One OF the finest sites in Logar
viii sell at a sacrifice for cash. Ca
on or address The REPUBLICAN,.
Willard Hansen agent for the Me-
York Life, has again won out in tn