The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-25

Mrs. Jos. G. Jensen gave birth to a
son Sunday evening.
President Fjelstead is at his home
| i'll of stomach and lnng affection.
Mrs. o. Wennegren, of the Fifth
ward, gave birth to fine son Friday
evening.
Miss Almeda Gudmandson went to
Salt Lake Sunday to spend several
weeks with relatives.
Isaac Jorgensen is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home in HYDE Park THE
REPUBLICAN said that it was Jacob
Jorgensen.
Arthur p. Slower left yesterday for
1.-THE ranch" in Idaho and will return
about Monday to proceed on his way
to Washington, d. c.
The highest cash price paid for
spring chickens at the Palace restau-
! rant.
Mrs. jacob West and Mrs Ella
Yeatman are expected to arrive here
from San Francisco the latter part of
this week. Mrs. West is not in the
best of health.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fisher, mother of Misses
Martha and Grace Fisher, teachers in
the Logan schools, will arrive here
from Indiana the latter part Of this
week and remain through the winter
with them.
George l.. Farrell, of Trenton, is
planting about thirty acres OF fall
grain day. He expects TO plant over
500 acres this season. BY advertising
Mr.. Farrell has sold 100 bushels Of
his "Gold Coin" seed at 800 bushel.
Our $1,000 to $1,000 line of Cravan-
cite coats embodies every desirable
feature in style, fit and fabric. CAMP
BELL & MoRRELL Co.
In recent issue the type made us
say that Richard" Pilkington, re-
corder of Smithfeld, had gone reppbli-
can. 1t is civilian" Pilkington, OF
course. Apology is offered to both
gentlemen. THE REPUBLICAN isn't
able to say which has the biggest kick
coming.
c. P. FOrd'S Shoes for ladies,
and Douglas shoes for men, the
most stylish and best makes in
world; also best grades Of Rubber
Goods and gymnasium shoes.
For sale by Andreas Peterson.
Mrs. Lorenzo Jensen, of Weston,
Idaho, who was brought to the Cache
Valley L. d. S. hospital and operated
on for appendicitis Thursday of last
week, is doing nicely. Her husband,
! who was on mission in Minnesota, be-
ing telegraphed for on account of her
serious condition, arrived in Logan
Sunday morning.
Fox RENT-Kitchen with range,
dining room, toilet and bathroom and
two bed rooms. Apply toC.C. Goodwin,
243 South Main.
Joseph Rich, formerly district
Judge Of Oneida county, Idaho, was
recently rebaptized into the Norman
church. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Amos Wright, of Benning
ton, Idaho. About fifteen years age
Mr.. Rich was disfellowshipped for Q
; weakness that many have who have
always been inside the church. Mr.
Rich's loyaly to his people has never
: been questioned by most of his friends
who have known him through life
= and many of them will le pleased t
j learn OF the step he has taken.
Mr.. Charles Holmes, from Derby
England, arrived in Logan last Thurs
, day evening and expects to make thi
: city his future home. Mr.. Holmes Il
I said to be first-class decorator anC
hopes to find employment among us
;, He is friend of Charles Winton, thu
q tailor, and that gentlemen has beer
e initiating him into the Logan bust
t ness world. Mr.. Holmes is an Ode
> Fellow and will without doubt b,
l. hailed as a splendid addition to tn,
. ranks of the local lodge.
The committee interested in secur
a ing Mrs Bertha Kunz Baker, drama
tic reader, for an engagement her
November 4th, are in receipt Of tele
gram Offering her services for Frida
and Saturday evenings and Saturda
afternoon for slightly higher figure
The statement is made that she vii
probably be secured for the thre
numbers. The plan now is to hav
her give her two most famous produC
tions, "Armgart" and "Cyrano d
Bergerac." The committee Is gettin
enthusiastic and is anticipating tn