The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-04
OLD HYRUM GRlST MILLS, Robert Baxter


Sweet Glover" proved equal to the
guarantee Manager Edwards gave.
IL was a splendid show and it Is graft
flying that it was well patronized,
Miss Annie Evans will depart
shortly for New York city, where she
will spend the winter visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. f. Jensen.
Messrs. Walker g. Wright, contract
ing stone sawyers, Of Salt Lake city,
will come TO Logan today and look
over the Utah Marble Co.'S property.
1t Is said they are enthusiastic over
the sample monuments they have
seen.
Draft Horses aud mares wanted
will return Wednesday November Sth
TO Saturday November Ilth TO buy
horses and mares weighing from l,20O
to 100 lbs. Will buy some small ones
IL they are fat and smooth. II you
have anything in the horse line for
sale address ]. f. Florian, Logan,
Utah Eagle Hotel
The Stevens Implement Co. is ar
ranging for contest soon In which
the children are sure to be much in
tercsted. The firm will give away to
three children splendid prizes for
the best answers to Certain ques.
tions, or something of that sort in
which the famous Buck S ranges figure,
Look In the next issue OF THE RE-
PUBLICAN for further particulars.
Manager Fred Gates, of the Logan
Dry Goods Co., gave his employees a
treat Wednesday evening in the shape
Of a theatre party at the "Sweet
Clover" performance. There were in
the party Misses Rose Sorensop, Jen-
ME Turner, Jennie Rainev and Pitkin,
Messrs. Leland Hanks and Chester
Verron. or course IL was all Jolly
good fun and highly appreciated.
Lyman Turner is lucky boy A
few weeks ago a gentleman lost a
pocket book along the Wellsville road
and offered $500 for its return. Ly-
man got on his horse and though it
was getting dusk rode nearly to
Wellsville, and he found that book.
Yesterday he won Howell g. Craw-
ford's $500 suit offered to the "boy
detective" who hailed the right man
with "You are From Ederheimer
Stein & Co. Chicago, and Sell Extra
Good Clothing" AS he went along
the street he saw a travelling man"
who looked like he ought TO be "it",
and he blurted out the words. He got
the suit.
Brigham Vaughan, of Wellsvllle
was in Logan Wednesday. He says
that work on the new dancing pavilion
in that city is being pushed as rapidly
as possible. Twenty men are at work
on the structure, and it is claimed
that this pavilion will be second to
few in this country. 1t is to be COM
modious enough for Wellsville for
years TO come, and will contain a
maple floor on rubber bearings, the
latest and best. This pavilion Is being
put up by the Wellsville Business &
Amusement Co. and the same organic.
alton will IN a short time begin the
erection of an opera house and bust.
ness block combined. Verify, Wells.
vile is coming to the front.
Ask to see our Cravanette coats for
ladies. Good in rain, good in sun.
shine-the most practical garment on
the market today. CAMPBELL & Nor.
RELL Co.
Elder ii. j. Christensen, recently
returned from missionary work in
Denmark, has been appointed a special
missionary to the Scandinavians In all
the wards Of Zion. He will be in this
north country for some time and will
give TO the Scandinavans all his time.
He is thoroughly polished gentleman
OF good address, and though having
been away from Logan for eleven
years will undoubtedly be remember.
ed by manv. His missionary labors
In Denmark are reported as highly
successful and he engages in his spec
ial work here with the advantage of a
great experience. The authorizes OF
the church bespeak for him ready
hearing and all considerations posi-
BILE.
Mrs. Z. d. Ball, wife of Prof. Ball
of the A. G, Of u, is having a most
unfortunate time with one Of her eyes
Some time ago she struck the side OF
her head, near the brow, on swing,
ing door. She gave no heed to The
matter, but later her eye became in,
famed and after days had elapsed she
I found 10 necessary to 90 to a specialist.