The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-02
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up, al AndreaS PetersOn'S.
Mrs. Dora Evans and son Henry left
Sunday morning for Los Angeles.
They will go to San Francisco by boat,
away about month or six
weeks.
Several good new milk COWS for sale.
Apply at the Office of J. u. Stewart
Jr., Attorney.
The dance at the Odd Fellows hal last
Friday night is said to have been the
most delightful Of all their affairs this
winter. There was good attendance
and real pleasure reigned supreme.
BICYCLE For SALE-Ladies second
hand Columbia in good condition.
Cheap for cash. l6S f.. First North. I
Jack" Boyle, Barton & Baldwin's
CHER aid, went to Salt Lake last week
and corraled hclpmate. They are
now in Logan happy as June bugs.
But who couldn't be happy with such
delightful weather as we have been
having?
r, j. Hammer, of Smithteld, re-
turned home from New York city
Monday night He spent the past four
months studying music there. The
gentleman Is well satisfied with the
progress made. Mr.. Charles Harris is
improving in health and will return
home shortly.
The American National Bank, San
Francisco, will open for business in
Oakland, and G, ID. W. Fullmer goes
there with them. Friends here are
glad to know that the genial "Co"
and all the rest Of the Cache folks
stand good chance Of recovering their
former afiluence without any terrific
struggle.
In another column Of this paper, G..
l.. Farrell tells how to raise from 500
to 700 bushels of potatoes per acre.
Mr.. Farrell is uniformly successful
as farmer and those who have not
met with as great success by their
own methods can afford to try his sug-
gestions at least once. Hunt up his
article elsewhere.
Sunday, the 29th, Mrs. Hop Mat
thews, of the Second ward, gave birth
to beautiful girl. The little strang-
er was more than welcomed, she max.
ing two pair for her delighted parents
Mother and babe progressing nicely
while Hop is still able to "checR
up" freight at the o. S. l.. freight
station.
Miss Dora Wright entertained q
number of friends most enjoyably at &
finch party on Friday. Dainty re
freshments were served during tn,
evening. The guests were: Mise:
Rose Homer, Julia Nibley, Maggie
Morrell, Nerna Bowman, Kate Adam.
and Messrs. A. +. Bowman, Georg,
Hendricks, Herchel Wright, viii
Morrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher
A letter from Glenn Engle, o
Berkeley, to Wendell Clemenson, o
this city, fell into the hands Of tn,
writer and for genuine interesting in
formation the same contained more
than many letters written to this city
The boy detailed the Berkeley Difficult
ties very creditably and incidentally
mentioned that in Berkeley anC
Oakland he had laid the foundations o.
a fortune by selling papers. AnoIhe
bit Of information was that DR.. J. +
Engle, whom we all know, had re
ported for guard duty in Berkeley
that city being under martial law,
The Military Band Of the Agricul
tural College will give concert il
the opera house Monday evening, Ma,
II, under the auspices OF the A. c
Woman's Club. The band, under th
direction of Prof. G.. W. Thatcher, ha
already demonstrated that in concer
it is highly satisfactory organization
from a musical standpoint, and thi
aside from being a musical treat vii
be a society event second to none il
past The membership of the A. c
Woman's Club represents much of tn
best mentality and culture there is il
city and their patronage of this com
ing concert insures its success. Tn
A. @. Military band is in the best trin
Of the year and VIII make music wort
any mans money.
Jacob West returned Saturday ever
ing from a three months stay in Cal
fornia. The Saturday before the bi
earthquake, Mr. West went to Lo
: Angeles, and returned home fror
there. Mrs. Ella Yeatman, his daugf
/ ter, was with him in Los Angeles, bu
, Mr.. Yeatman and two little daugh'