The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-18


Bishop Bingham of Trenton, was in
Logan yesterday on business.
Jacob West is expected home from
California during the coming week.
The A. &. Of u. has new delivery
outfit, which has been needed for
some time.
Bishop Dunn returned home from
Salt Lake on Saturday night. lie is
improving reasonably well
Mrs. Mary Seagers is over from
Deweyville waiting on her mother,
Mrs. Harriet hobbins, who has a ner.
vous aflliction.
Mrs. John Spande gave birth TO a
little girl on Sunday night. Mr.. Span.
de celebrated by making an especially
low price on baby carriage for early
use.
Bicyclers who persist in racing along
the sidewalks are certain TO get into
trouble sooner or later. Monday even.
ing one OF these. name unknown, ran
over or into small boy down Center
street, and the parent, who is big
lusty fellow, was out searching for the
bike rider, There would have been
blood in the air had he found him. The
cyclers should learn to travel at a very
moderate speed while on the walks
and exercise every caution that ac-
cidents may be prevented. They will
find that this will pay in the long run.
A four year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. ID. Beach, of this city, ate water
cress Saturday evening, was taken i'll
on Sunday and despite efforts of ply
sicians, died in short time. There
seems little doubt that the boy ate
some poisonous weed as he munched
the cress. On Sunday he was at
/ tackled by commissions which ended as
stated above. This unexpected occur
renee is indeed sad one for Mr.. and
Mrs Beach. The funeral service will
be held IN the Second ward meeting
house today at = p. M, to which all
friends are invited
Attorney =. f. Keller leaves Logan
tomorrow for Tonopah, where he ex
poets TO make his future home, and a
fortune as we'll Mr.. Keller spent
some time in that vicinity not long
ago and found an opening that looked
good to him. He is interested in diff
ferent mining enterprises there tina,
are showing up we'll, and his friends
here will wish for him the fullest
realization Of his dreams. Mr.. Keele
is genial fellow of good ability, anc
in twelve or fourteen years among
Cache valley people has made not
, few friends who regret to have hin
leave. Mrs. Keller will not leave 70
Tonopah for several weeks yet.
THE Daughter OF Jairus," b,
Stainer, to be rendered by the Agri
cultural college Music Department i
considered one of the most beautiful
sacred works written. The theme i
one that is always attractive and tn,
setting by the greatest Of English
composers, Sir John Stainer, is con
sidered classic.
Considerable excitement was caused
last Friday night in the Seventh ware
by two year old child of Lorin Mer
ribs straying from home. Night over
took the little fellow In his wander
, ings and he Travelled from the corne
OF East Second South and South thirt
East to Oliver Skanchy's place, nea
Logan bridge. The parents 'phoIet
police headquarters for assistance anC
about the same time Mr.. Skanchy no
titled them Of the little stranger VIII,
was with him.
All smart up.to.date women Otto
day.
Know how to bake, wash, sing and Il
play;
Without these talents wife is n
G.
/ Unless she takes Rocky mountain Tea
G. f. Napier.
: The Union Knitting Mills Co.
: organized in this city about thre
! years ago, is going out Of the retail
business and by June LIST will attent
! strictly to wholesale business. B.
/. that date they expect to be located OF
] the second and third floors OF the Ed
: wards block over Dunbar & Robinson
north store, where the plant will
: installed. The business OF this cor
e Germ is gradually increasing, bein
t five times larger in 1905 than in 100;
At the close of their last fiscal veal
the directors declared good dividend
g aside from placing good amount /
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