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


For sALE-Pure Gold Coin seed
wheat. Any quantity. Apply to
George l.. Farrell, Smithfeld
Miss Elizabeth Wyant, instructor in
English at the A. c. of u, has re.
turned TO Logan for the year.
Elegant line Of New Dress
Goods with Trimmings to match,
at EIiaSOn Sisters.
Miss Agnes Fletcher and her moth
er, arrived in Logan Wednesday even
ing and will spend the winter here.
Don't forget that | have moved to
Joseph Newbod's old stand. Logan
Second hand store. n. p. Johnson
proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Naylor left the
city for Portland fair, and Tacoma.
The couple expect to be absent about
one week
l will exchange a good double work
harness nearly new for good cooking
range, will pay balance In cash. II. =.
Nielsen. I.
Judging from the number boarding
the train on Thursday for Brigham we
should judge there was at least 200
tickets sold at Logan.
City Supt. of Schools Ariel +. Car
don, returned from Chicago, Tuesday
evening, where he has been doing
graduate work the past summer.
Mrs. Clarence Cumming, returned
home few days ago, after sojourning
on the coast for the past three
months. She left for Salt Lake
Thursday morning to be gone about
three weeks.
1t is stated that the Utah canning
factories are placed at great disad-
vantage in shipping their products to
the eastern markets in having to pay
more freight from Utah points, than
from the coast. This seems strange
but presume there there is another
side to the proposition.
DO not forget "Clean up Sale" at
Campbell & Morrel Co.'S. Tn der
muslins and summer shirt waists at
big reductions. See window display. I
Some of the Brigham city visitors
on Thursday were Misses Rose Lin
quist, Lucy Allen, BERTHE Savage,
Della Johnson, and o. p Olsen of Hy-
rum II X. Hansen and wife, Fl. F. Ben
son, II, W. Crockett, Mrs John John
son, Mrs. C. NJ. Wendelboe, and Mr..
w. r. Davis, of Logan.
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Must be qualified to take re.
sponsibility. Inquire at Sugar factory
hotel.
General Manager Charles A. Quigly
Of the Studebaker firm left Salt Lake
Thursday morning, for South Bend
Ind, at which place he will join
Frederick S. Fish, the prime mover
in the great firm of the Studebakel
system, being their general counsel
The gentlemen will proceed to New
York on business for their firm.
A lady demonstration will Give
free lessons in embroidery al
EIiaSOn Sisters during the coming
weeks. She is a fine artist. Ladies
desiring to learn embroidery
should see her.
Patrons at the Thatcher opera
house have passed many remarks con,
corning the extra good quality of the
pictures used in the illustrated song
when the boys Come Home" thi:
week. One OF the audience discovered
that one Of the pictures used, is taker
from photograph Of the Utah Bat
teries in action while in our eastern
possession. He went further and
produced an authentic photograph
of a Utah gun on the firing line, ant
sure enough it corresponded with the
one thrown on the sheet.
During the months OF July ant
August Campbell & Morrell propose
TO clean up everything pertaining I,
summer wearing apparel at convinc
ing prices. Wash Skirts and Tul
Suits must be cleaned up regardless
OF cost. 7
Bishop Owen, of Wellsville, was ;
visitor in Logan Tuesday, He stated
that the right of way for the brancl
railroad TO Welsville and Hyrum haC
been secured and that already tn
Utah construction people had mel
and teams on the ground 1t will b.
but few days before the road be-
will be ready for the track ana thel
a steel gang will arrive; depot vii
be built at the foot of the Wellsvill
hill. From present indications Tn
railroad people intend TO run nike
train daily over the branch, leayin
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