The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-22
The Sale
continues
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Veal wanted at Bell Brothers. +

John X. Edwards was a passenger
to Salt Lake Yesterday.
Charles Erikson and wife have gone
TO Grantsville to spend the oath.
Found A ladies watch fob Own
.er can have same by calling at DR.. |.
S. Smiths Office
Joseph Ncwbold has rented his old
stand to the Grand Union Tea COM
pany Quincy 4 Snedaker proprietors.
W. W. Riter's family will reside in
Logan during the summer months.
The gentleman went to Salt Lake
yesterday.
We are now located in our new store
on Main street near court house.
Come and get snaps in clothing, shoes,
hats etc. Jos Newbold, clothier.
All welcome to hear Elder John W.
Rigdon, son Of Sidney Rigdon tomor-
row at > and 1880 p. m. at list ward
meeting in tabernacle
Geo. II, Champ, president of the
Utah Mortgage & Loan Corporation,
returned Thursday from ten day
business trip to Boise and Payette
valley, Idaho.
A fine brick house centrally located
with rooms and 20 acres of good hay
land, also ludlow spring wagon, for
sale cheap. David Reese.
To date Clerk Larsen has issued
fifteen marriages licenses this month.
The returns show that of these, ten
marriages were solemnizcd in the
temple.
Frank Parkinson, formerly of Frank
lin, residing now at Blackfoot, Idaho,
was in Logan Thursday on business.
The gentleman is well pleased with
his location in the north
IL appears that our baseball team is
no more and Galgano will leave town.
Lovers of the sport will regret to
learn this as the recent ball team has,
afforded the people here a good deal
of pleasure.
The many friends of David Reese
will be glad to learn of his improve
ment in health. lie is using a magic
globe containing some kind Of pow
dered chemical which appears to help
him.
The Hotel Eagle did friendly turn
TO the lady guests who accompanied
the pOstmaSters to this city by furnish
ing nurse girls for the young children
while the mothers attended the even
ing entertainments.
| ii. ], Christensen, who has been on
a mission to Scandinavia the past
two years, returned home Monday
night. The gentleman has now filled
three missions to his native land with
honor and credit to himself
Il. A. Berry started to Washington
county yesterday to inspect the min
ing claims in which he is interested.
MIR, Berry is enthusiastic to the high
est pitch over his find of pure quartz
onyx, extended mention of which has
been made in this paper before.
Marie Rasmussen, wife of Bishop
Rasmussen Of Mink Creek, died of
heart failure Thursday night. The
funeral will be held on Sunday at two
p m. This is the second wife that
the Bishop has lost by death within
six years.
The members of the Smithfeld
choir, seventy three in number are
having photographs taken from
which group picture will be made
and placed in the Smithfeld tabcr-
nacle. This choir bears a most excel
lent reputation, due, presumably. to
the untlrng efforts Of its leader, Will
liam Pilkington.
Walker Brothers, Keith-O'brien,
and the Paris Millinery stores Of Salt
Lake have mutually agreed to close
their stores on Wednesday afternoons
until September first. If these big
stores can afford to do this it would
seem that Logan business houses can
afford TO give their clerks a half day
once week during the heated term.
After an absence of twenty.nine
months on Swiss mission, Elder Al
fred Gnehm arrived home Thursday
evening He reports a delightful stay
in Switzerland and says the people
there treated him with every consider
alton. For year Of his stay there he
was president OF the missions in two
OF five states in which hc labored.
Elder Gnehm's health has not been of
the best while he was away, and il
was due TO this more than ANYTHING
else that he returned. His physician
advised the authorities here to release
him. lie says lac is pleased TO be
among old friends again.