The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-30
Preston and Piper are
going out of the wall
paper business. Now is
the time for bargains.

the time Tor bargains.
Eight boys were brought before the
Juvenile court on Thursday for tres.
pass and n.observance OF the curfew
law. After good lecture and prom
ises of reform were given, they were
released.
+. X. Nebeker will address the
Saints Of the Second ward Sunday
evening, his subject being 1.-The
Dominating Influence OF Habit"
That this address will be of real in.
terest goes without saying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Naylor are NOV.
ing into the Slower property on East
First North street. Mrs. Anna Phil
lips and daughter, Miss Meyer, who
have been in Germany couple of
years, are expected home soon.
We are not able to state it as an
absolute fact, but it comes to us that
Prof. Dryden will return 10 the A. G.
Of U. to accept the position vacated
by Prof. Bolte, who goes to the Rhode
Island Agricultural College. Prof.
Dryden is the world famous chicken
man who attained great prominence
while at the A. c. of o., and in this
country he has an unlimited mum.
Der of friends who will be glad to
welcome him should he return.
An item OF interest that seems to
have escaped local paragrapers up-to-
date is the marriage of Tommy
Edwards and Miss Gladys Spearman,
which took place week. or more ago.
Mr.. Edwards is nephew of William
Edwards, the furniture man. a young
fellow of good character with many
friends. Miss Spearman has ever been
known as modest little lady, and is a
sister of Mrs. Arthur Bateson. The
marriage took place in Salt Lake city.
f. b. LundquIst, painter and paper
hanger, Main street, Smithfield, ad-
Joining the Drug Store on the south.
am prepared TO do all kinds OF work
In my line upon short notice. A stock
OF wall paper and room mOuldings
always on hand. Bell phone Tx. t
Within the coming two weeks,
several parties interested in the Rich
Cache prospect will 60 over the noun
tains to investigate conditions there.
There has never been the slightest
lack of confidence in the property but
heretofore for reasons innumerable,
the most energetic work has not been
done. There is every prospect at the
present time, however, that develop.
ment work will be pushed The re-
cent discovery of 10 per cent copper
ore In prospect but five miles away
In direct line is no small encourage.
ment
Why pay two prices for
wall paper? Go to Pres
tOn-Pyper's and get a real
bargain.
DR.. j, f. Engle, head of the depart
ment OF history at the A. G. OF u. for
three or four years, but who for the
past year has been doing post
graduate work at the University OF
California, has accepted a position as
superintendent Of schools at Auburn,
California, at a salary said to exceed
that received at the Agricultural Col
lege. DR.. Engle is a scholar and
gentleman who made many friends
while here, and that he is not to re-
turn to Logan is regretted The
Engle family has been living at
Berkeley the past year ana will now
go TO Auburn, which is the county
seat OF Placer county and said to be
one OF the most prosperous and de.
lightful towns in the incompatible
Sacramento valley. Friends here will
wish DR.. Engle every success In the
new field. 'N,at \" @"r