The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-09-01

For Sale-Horse, rubber tired bugg,
and harness. Inquire here.
Judge Bulge, OF Idaho, passed
through Logan yesterday enroute to
Salt Lake.
j. a. Sanborn, one of the managers
OF the Pacific Express Company was in
Logan yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Wilson has gone to Salt
Lake on short visit to her mother
who resides there.
Mrs. Terry, wife of Professor Terry
OF Ogden, has been visiting relatives,
the Nebekers, the past few DAYS, re-.
turning home Thursday.
GIRL wanted at 376 East 2nd
South
The officers of the Relief Society, Of
Cache stake will hold their meeting
today at the usual time and place.
A full attendance is desired
Soren Hansen, of Hyrum, is expect.
ed home from his European trip this
week. 1t is said that the gentleman
now tips the scales at 30 pounds.
Samuel b. Thatcher left for Chicago
Thursday morning to resume his stud.
les In dentistry. He expects to com.
plete his course by June first Of next
year.
M. Matson, Of the Seventh ward,
caught one of his fingers in a hay
fork the other day and it was so bad
ly lacerated that 1t had so be ampu.
tated.
DO you want some good furniture
cheap? If so. call at Fred w. Crock
ett's residence, 1923 east lst South st.
Going east on the 10th and everything
must CO.
a seven.year-old son of Otto Ber-
gener,of the Second ward, was thrown
from 4 horse Saturday night and his
right arm was dislocatcd at the elbow
and also broken.
Mrs. Westlake is here from Florida
visiting her sister, Miss Katherine
Smith, of the New Jersey Academy.
Miss Smith entertained in her honor
yesterday afternoon.
Edward Ryan. who managed an eat
ing car at Preston for some time. is
back In Logan. He saws he wouldn't
live in Preston for all that six cars
could make him, and he is content
now to live and die at the Palace,
where he is now employed.
Hans A. Petersen, judge of the ju-
vepile court, is getting out series OF
blanks for his office, some of which
will be filled by principals and teach
ers Of schools as occasion requires.
These blanks will give the department
OF the student while in school, which
may have a bearing on some cases that
are brought into court for a heaaing.
The Scandinavians are arranging
for successful and enjoyable time at
the Cache Stake tabernacle on Sun
day, September 9th. At 10 q. m. and
2 p. m. there will be meetings, and it
Is expected that President Lund and
Apostle Smoot will be present. 1t Is
the hope and desire that the Scand-
navians Of this whole north country
will join in this fraternal gathering,
and special invitations is extended TO
Scandinavians everywhere.
Ladies, read this catalogue of
charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks,
red lips, smooth skin without a
bemish, in short, perfect health, For
sale with every package of Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents
Sold by Cy. E. Napier.
AT the home of DR.. and Mrs. Nc.
Causland Wednesday evening, Rev.
hit uiio. lCW-SOIut lUtO Tile
field here, were rendered
that was attended by per.
haps thirty or forty friends. There
was vocal and Instrumental music and
the pleasures usual on occasions OF
this kind. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
came from Park City and are now To-
Gated in the Philadelphia "home"
Just east Of the Methodist church.
Lost-From Nelson's meadow In
blacksmith Fork canyon, one buck.
skin horse belonging to Government:
branded SU on left shoulder, RIA on
eft hip. Deliver horse at Pioneer
house, Hyrum, or leave word where
ne can be found and be rewarded.
United States Geological
Survey.
Mr., Robert. Murray, of Wellsyille,
net with painful and very serious
accident in the yard at Robert Will
'on's home in this city last Saturday