The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-29

Chicken dinner served every Sun day
from ll:3O am, to p.m& at twenty.
i've cents. EAGLE CAFE.
ID. l.. Walters, one OF wellsville's
chief moguls, was a Logan. visitor
Monday.
For Sale-A good stock OF drugs
with the good will of the business.
Splendid opportunity for good drug.
gist. Inquire G. l.. Anderson, Hyrum
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Campbell return.
ed to Salt Lake Monday after staying
four days in Logan.
The twenty.fourth has gone, but
John Bench Is still here after YOUR
mouse painting and paper hanging.
Both phones.
Mrs. Ezra Foss, of Preston, came to
Logan yesterday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Smart.
Leroy Carbon came home Tuesday
morning from an extended hunting
trip in the vicinity of Rexburg.
Arthua Pratt, warden of the state
prison, was in the city Monday, re-
turning to Salt Lake yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Woolf, of Hyde Park, has
been visiting with her daughter, Ella
Baxter, at Sterling for the past
month.
Mrs. Mary Eldredge and her two
daughters are down from Walla Wal.a.
washington, visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ. w. Williams.
l. l.. Brangham, cashier OF the Utah
Mortgage Loan Co., who went east
two weeks ago, returned home Sun.
day evening. Mr.. Brangham spent
some time in Missouri, then In Hi
nois.
Miss Lille Wolstenhome returned
to her home in Salt Lake city Monday
after spending one month in this city.
While here she was the guest OF Miss
Birdie Halves, who accompanied her
home
Frank Hanks has gone to Ogden to
accept position as Pullman dining car
conductor. Mrs. Hanks and Master AL
len will go to the JUNCTION City short
ly and the family home will be made
there.
In the Logan Second ward Sunday
evening, Amos n. Merrill was chosen
as Second counsellor to Bishop Antohn
Anderson to succeed NJ J. Ballard,
who at the recent conference was ele-
waited to the high council.
Miss Inga Olsen has leased the
Palace barber shop, where she will be
pleased to have her friends call for
their tonsoral work. Mr. p. A. Veg.
ner,a tirst-class barber from Australia,
is associated in the business.
The case of the Blue Creek Land
and Stock Company VS.. Jessop Bros.
will be heard in the District Court at
Brigham this week. Thomas &
Maycock are attorneys for the plain.
tiff and j. G. Walters for defendants
George r. c. Parsons, sou OF
George Parsons Of this city, had his
left arm dislocated and broken in two
places last Friday. He was driving q
horse attached to a cart when the
animal got to kicking with the above
result,
Thomas Rose. Of Millville, is pot
only rustler but an enterprising man
He has remodelled his little domicile
or. the Millvilie lane with two double
porches, new cornice, and added paint
in such lavish way that the struct
ure looks exceptionally fine.
The sheep men around Coalvile are
buying up state lands at a rapid rate
One man and his relatives have
bought one tract of seventeen thou.
sand acres, another of eight thousand,
and also one Of four thousand. Land
Commissioner THAN went to that
locality yesterday to inspect more
land that had been selected.
All employees OF the Amalgamated
Sugar Company who desire employ
ment during the coming campaign are
requested to communicate at once
with the undersigned. CHAs. GID
DrNGs, Supt.
Miss Olive Durfee, who has been in
this city the past six weeks presenting
her literary work, self Culture" to
the people Of Cache county, returned
to Salt Lake city Tuesday morning.
Miss Durfee met with fair success In
disposing of her books and was the
recipient OF not a little warm congrat-
.ulation on the merit of its contents.
! Old maids would be scarce and hard