The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Ostien enter
tanned Prof. and Mrs. j. A. Bexell and
Mr.. and Mrs p. f. Keller Saturday
evening.
Miss Pauline Jensen, Of Los Angeles,
who has been visiting at her former
home, Hyrum, left Yesterday for the
land Of flowers.
Mrs. Sarah +. Bassett went to Salt
Lake Tuesday to attend the funeral
OF David Johns that vas held at one
p. m. that day,
Mrs. ID. II. Thomas and Miss Phyllis
Thatcher left this morning for New
York city to spend some time with
their sister. Mrs All Farrell.
A. J. Beveridge, Of Smithtield, has
been awarded the contract by Smith
field city TO lay 2,20O feet of water
mains south of Ith South on Main
street in that town. lie is also doing
a fine piece of work for George Tool
son
James Cantwell, of the firm of
James Cantwell 81 Sons, Smithfeld,
was in Logan Monday. lie came by
train in preference to mistreating a
horse by having it pull him and a
vehicle over the bad road between
Logan and SmiUhfeld.
SuccC ssful operations were recently
performed by Drs Cantril and Cutler,
one on Mrs. George Wyatt, of Wells
vile, who has been sick for long
time, the other on son of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Price, of Hyrum. Both are
doing nicely.
G. E. Paris, manager of the Pacific
Collection Bureau of Salt Lake city,
was In Logan first Of the week on
business intent. Mr. Paris was in the
local branch Of the Consolidated Wag.
on Il Machine Co. year or so ago and
has quite number of friends here.
All smart up.to-date women OTTO
day.
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
play;
Without these talents wife is n
G..
Unless she takes Rocky mountain Tea
G. E. Napier.
Moses Thatcher Jr., manager Of the
Oneida Mercantile company of Frank
lin, went to that place on Monday tC
turn over the furniture depar tment
to Robert G. Lowe, who has recently
bought out that line Of stock, includ
ing the buildings and real estate.
Last Saturday afternoon in the DO
nestle Science department Of the A
@. Of u, Mrs. Seth Langton enter
tanned at an eight course dinner, Mis-
ses Radie Ormsby and Carrie McAli
ster preparing and serving. Tn;
guests who did ample justice to the
elegant dinner were Mr.. and Mrs
Moses Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ii
Thomas, Phyllis Thatcher, George
Langton, Vida Thatcher, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Seth Langton.
Mr. Riley, Of Butte, who represents
the Crescent Creamery company Of
that place, is here with the machin
cry and men to start up the butter
making business In the U. o. foundry
building, which he rented some time
ago. Mr.. +. w. Culbertson, an ex
periepced butter maker, is here. 1t Il
expected that the plant will be in
stalled ready for operation by the l5tl
OF April. 1t is expected that most Of
the product will 90 to Butte, Mon
tana.
Miss Tit the madame" who hat
charge of the Campbell millinery
sale the past week, left for Salt LAX,
Tuesday morning, having adorned
many feminine heads here with the
piece of head gear suited perfectly t
UilCIl VI DCdub1' LIN
Campbell sale is said TO have been Q
wonderful success, throngs of ladies
having visited the place. Miss Titjer
proved herself one Of The most whole
some and altogether charming younI
ladies that ever blew into Logan on
southern breeze and she leaves her
not few warm friends among tn
city's femininity.
l.. A. Ostien, OF the A. G. OF o., will
give a popular lecture at the Presby
terlan church Friday evening on 9TH
Mammoth Cave" to which the publi
has n cordial invitation. Mr.. Ostiel
is thoroughly familiar with tn
beauties and wonders OF Kentucky
famous subterranean cavern and hi
descriptive power is not the least o
his many excellent accomplishments
There is no admission charge to thi
lecture. THE REPUBLICAN offers tn
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