The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10

born 10 MI. ana MIS-. Willard MIL
ton Monday baby girl.
Thoroughbred Wyandotte and Leg
horn eggs and chickens for sale. A.
Roller, r. f. D., IL. sl.O0 u setting
OF Is eggs.
The Methodist valentine social
comes of tonight. Music, games and
refreshments at THE Home" to
which the public is invited.
An eight.year.old son of Mrs. Clara
Spierman, of the Fourth ward, was
thrown from sled while coasting
Monday evening and suffered terri
BILE three cornered cash at the left
side of the mouth and chin.
WANTED-To work small farm on
shares. Have boys want TO put TO
work. Want farm with or without
implements. Gotfried Beutler, Green
vile.
W. W. Woodside, travelling auditor
for the o. S. L., formerly the popular
agent at this place, was in Logan Sat-
urday and Sunday on business and to
see his family, which is still in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lamoreaux will
entertain the members Of the Logan
tabernacle choir In the First ward
rooms next Friday evening. We have
a hint that there will be good things
to eat and jolly good time all round.
Methusala was all right, you bet
For good old soul was he,
They say ne would be living yet,
Had he ia ken Rocky Mountain Tea.
Cy Napier.
The time of the Cache Valley train
leaving Salt Lake heretofore at 4:lC
p. m. has been changed to 4:05 and is
supposed to reach Logan five minutes
earlier. 1t was necessary to make the
change this way or make the
train leave Salt Lake at 4:25, and on
advice OF b. F. Ritter, who was tele
phoned about the matter, the change
made as is stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Hansen
became the proud parents OF little
daughter last Friday evening. Leav
ing Ed out of the consideration, thi!
baby ought to be the best looking ont
In the city, the mother being formerly
Miss Leah Daniels, who in the Prove
, Elks Carnival was voted the besI
, looking woman on two hem-spheres.
A few days ago butcher in one O
the local shops stepped to the bach
room for moment, and left youpJ
hoy customer in the shop. During hi
absence the boy started to appropriate
a good-sized piece Of bologna, and il
cutting it he nearly slashed his lef
forefnger of. Verify piece hath he
terrors.
A magnificent steel engraving o
Hagerman Pass, the most famou
mountain pass in Colorado, has beer
| issued by the Colorado Midland Rail
way. This engraving is 26x40 inches
and suitable for framing. 1t will b.
sent to any address on receipt Of L
cents in stamps by l.. II. Harding
Salt Lake city. +
At Salt Lake city last week, III Barr
| one OF the assistants In the Ritter Bros
establishment, passed the examina
ton for state license as pharmacies
and now possesses three OF thes
documents. He tried it once befor
in Utah, but failed. His present sue
cess brings him considerable pleasur
and adds to the strength of that oil
saying "If at first you don't succeed
try, try again"
The stockholders of the Centrs
Milling Co., of Logan held their ar
nual meeting Monday afternoon. !
report of the years business was rea
and proved so satisfactory that cas-
| dividend OF 10 per cent was paid on TIL
capital stock, $4,000. Everything |
| connection with the company is In tf
| very best shape and the old Officer
| were continued, as follows: Pres, "
ID. Hendricks; vice president an
| manager, N. NJ Hansen; sccretal
| and treasurer, II. E. Crockett. Tines
with Jos. S. Hendricks, James v
| Quayle, ii. w. Ballard and G. L. Olse
| comprise the directorate.
| Messrs. John Ramshaw aud Charl,
Bagg, of Peoria, H., arrived hel
Friday evening to spend a coup
of weeks with w. o. and Ed Ran
shaw, sons OF the first named. NJ
Ramshaw visited THE REPuBLICA
office, and the eastern end Of this fir
found many things in common wit
the gentlemen-the corn that's raise
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