The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-27

city, are visitors in Logan for a few
days.
Skirts, shirt waists, cloaks and
everything that pertains to ladies'.
misses and children'J wearing apparel
G. & NJ. Co.
For Rent Two furnished rooms
down stairs; apply F. 9. Goodwin, J3l
s. 9Th w. 7
Miss Emily Sidebotham, at the New
Jersey Academy as assistant for a
short time, returned to Springvile
Monday morning Principal Cath
cart assumed control Monday.
| will exchange a good double work
harness nearly new for good cooking
range, will pay balance in cash. H. L.
Nielsen.
W. W. Roundy and ]. w. Reese, Of
Benson, were in Logan Monday. Mr.
Roundy says the people over there are
going to spring something on the ma
tives ere long but that there is moth
ing for publication at present.
If the people will be united as they
have been in the past, we will ship in
another carload OF pianos and organs
for Christmas. Harris Music Co.
Fred barley, the poundkeeper OF
Wellsville, was in Logan Monday. He
says that a local company will begin
construction on an opera house with
In very short time. 1t is the pre-
sent intention to build a two story
brick 50xl00 feet, the lower room to
be built especially for bank purposes,
though bank is not in sight just
now. The opera house is to be fitted
in good shape, sufficient to answer the
needs for some time 10 come,
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Must be qualified to take re
sponsibility. Inquire at Sugar factory
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Ostien arrived
home from Portland Saturday. Mr..
Ostien assumed his duties at the A :.
G. of U. Tuesday morning. In speak
ing OF the possibilities in the matter
Of awards, he said that he rather felt
that the educational institutions here
would receive high recognition. Mr.
and Mrs. Ostien have enjoyed the
work at the Fair very much but are
glad to get back to Cache and cut out
4 hn or ttroA
For comfort, durability and medium
price we heartily recommend Munsing
plated underwear. No shirts to pull
down, no pants TO pull up.
Mr.. Peter Jensen was over from
Paradise Saturday. When asked in
regard to Gary Obray, the fifteen
year.old son Of Thomas l.. Obray in.
jured very severely few weeks ago
by the explosion OF cartridge, he
said that the young fellow is getting
along nicely, being able TO hobbe
around on crutches. The young mans
leg, hand and face were badly injured
and only his nerve saved him, he
making the trip alone to a mining
camp mile away.
The two stores with a stock of 200
pianos and 80 organs look like cyclone
had struck them and the Harris Mu-
sic Co. is still hauling them out. I
Peter Jensen, ole of the school
trustees of Paradise says they are hav-
ing difficulty in securing their quota
OF teachers there. They employ four
and thought all had been secured, but
one backed out after making con-
tract and took another position. The
school opens Oct. 8 and just at pre-
sent they are up against it,"
superintendent McCarrey says that
teachers are very scarce all over the
county, Anyone wanting school
might make application to either of
these gentlemen.
Campbell g. Morrell Co. have Just
received large shipment of renow-
ned Munsing Underwear, for ladies,
misses and children, Purchase today,
tomorrow we may be out Of sizes.
1t may be interesting to some here
who knew Miss Annie Pike when at
the A. c. Of U. TO learn that she was
married in Los Angeles on Tuesday of
last week. The young man in the
case is one Charles G. Greenwood, once
of Salt Lake, who while residing there
was Miss Pixies sutton. The lady
said may" always and the young man
decided to go TO the devil-or Los
Angeles. There, Miss Pike, in search
of a position on a newspaper, ran