The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-18

Peter Jensen, the Paradise mer-
chant was in Logan city yesterday.
Are you reading this? If you had a !
little want or for sale ad here, don't |
you thing Others would read 1T also?
II you have some old thing about the
house that's of little use 10 you, yet
too good to give or throw away, try a
want adj
What Mormonism has accomp-
lished for the good of mankind since
its foundation" is subject that will
be discussed by Willard S. Langton
before the eighth quorum Of elders
Monday evening, at seven p. m, in
the basement OF the tabernacle. Every
body invited.
Neils U. Broby and Ras Rasmussen,
of Wellsville, were in Logan yesterday.
MIR. Broby is fruit tree Inspector for
Cache and at the recent state meeting
Of inspectors went down. In speaking
of o. 5. l.. injustice in rates he said
that the road offered rates for this
meeaing and Just the day before time
| to go, cut out the rate
Harold Brangham, freight agent at
Cache Junction, came over to Logan
Friday morning to see his parents.
The young fellow is getting along
handsomely and making most ex-
cellent freight agent at the Junction.
Some Of those who have kept track
of him say he will readily work him
self up before long.
when Knighth BOD was in Flower"
was one of the most popular pieces Of
fiction a few years ago, and dramatic
ed is a no less charming play. Roselle
Knott, for three years leading lady
with Richard Mansfield, and her COM
pany present this play at the Thatch-
err opera house Saturday evening,
November 18th. This Is a very high
class attraction and without doubt
will pack the house.
Just keep in mind that there is 60
ing TO be concert given some day fro
the benefit OF a prospective brass
band. Make up your mind now that
you will buy a ticket, or several of
them, when the opportunity offers it.
self--and then do not forget your res
Olution. A few Instruments are
needed and these must be purchased
The proceeds of concert will be used
to purchase these instruments and
then Prof. Thomas promises band.
The testimonial for Miss Shirley
given in the tabernacle last Tuesday
evening, was one OF the most enjoy.
able affairs ever given in the city.
Miss Shirley. who appeared on the
program in di tierent numbers was In
magnificent voice and charmed the
hearers as never before. Various ones
of Logan's excellent talent appeared
in musical numbers and elocutionary
work and these were not less accept.
able. Unfortunately the attendance
, was not as large as was hoped for.
The officials of the O. 5. l.. r. r
Co. are to be commended for the
special order they have recently made
instructing the operator at Cache
junction to wire the departure of the
earlr morning train out Of that place
so passengers can learn from tn,
central telephone office at Logan thu
time of train arrival here. Yesterda,
mornings train was fifty minutes late
Through the above arrangement pas
sengers were saved that waiting a
the depot.
! Logan is not the only place on tn,
globe suffering from the lack OF coal
!. The coal dealer at Hyde Park PLACED
] an order for five cars of Castle Cat
coal last September. One car came il
: this week and this was parcelled on
800 pounds to each man. Severa
Hyde Parkers have secured permits t,
get wood from the reservation ant
have kept fairly well supplied will
fire wood. This scarcity of coal /
liable to become matter of exceeding
Inconvenience and discomfort yet.
The large business room just nortl
of the Cache Valley Bank has beef
divided into two and these are nov
occupied by ALI Mitchcll's barber sho
and Joe Baliffs cafe. The barbe
shop has been nicely papered, titte'
up with four up-to-date chairs, fin
large mirrors and is indeed thing o
beauty. Heber Carlisle Is in the shoI
with Mr.. Mitchell at present. Tn
Baliff cafe looks good; it's clean an,
cozy, has bright attractive appear
ance and without question will prov
popular as long as it is kept that way
Both Of these young gentlemen hav
many friends who wish them success