The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-20

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Lost Last Sunday in the Logan
cemetery, a black jacket Leave at
this office.
For Sale-Studebake rubber tired
runabout as good as new. A bargain.
Inquire REPUBLICAN office.
Parties from Hyrum, Wellsville,
Hyde Park, and Smithtield say that
the beet crops are looking exceedingly
good.
Councilman LindQust is out again
after his dam escapade, and is looking
little the worse for wear. His son,
however, is still laid up with his in.
juries,
Notwithstanding the great fire IN
the Tribune office, am still in the
flower business and have plenty Of
roses, carnations, peonies and ferns.
Benz Carlisle, florist and scotsman
Mrs. Leone Jensen, of Bear River
City, accompanied her sisters, the
Misses Taylor, on their trip to Hood
River, Oregon. While there she will
visit with her parents.
See Carl Carl for fine mission"
furniture, porch chairs and settees
Furniture made at home is the best;
made in any design and only Of the
highest quality. I
Madame CLARION, of the B. Y, c.,
and Charles A. Graham Of Humboldt,
Kansas, were married by Justice
Carbon, last Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham have gone to California
on short trip.
Lost-In the Seventh ward between
Third and Fourth East and First
South, a parcel containing an over
coat and pair Of trousers. Finder
please deliver to owner at Cache
Knitting Works and be rewarded. y
For June weddings | can make
shower boquets, decorate parlor or
the whole house. also sell cut How
ers in any quantity. Funeral designs
a specialty-Benj. Carlisle.
Engineer Mclaughlin went to Cache
Junction yesterday to establish COM
promise point between the Garland
canal company and some people Of
Benson ward, the latter claiming that
they have been damaged by the
water backing up from the dam. A
suit has been pending for some time
Preston and Pyper are
going out of the wall
paper business. Now is
the time for bargains.
At the quarterly conference recent
ly held in Paris, Bear Lake county, the
former presidency Of the stake, VIM.
Bulge, presidential II. Hart first,
and VIM. l.. Rich second counselors,
were released. They were succeeded
by Joseph r, Shepherd as president,
with VIM. L. Rich and MILFORD w.
Richards as counsellors. The new
quorum is composed OF progressive
men who enjoy the confidence Of the
people there. President ME-. Lyman,
Apostle c. W. Penrose, and President
Semour B, Young were In attendance
at the conference.
The best place for Lad
les fine shoes, Gents
furnishings, gloves, and
fine shoes is at Andreas
PetersOn's.
The Saturday night performance of
"Old Blind Tom"at the Hobbs Music
store, was certainly not less attractive
than on the previous nights. A mon
ster crowd stood on the sidewalks and
in the muddy street in order to hear
the program. which was diversified
and very entertaining. The perfor.
nance closed this local engagement
and IL was expected that the perform.
er, Mr.. Carl Smith, of San Francisco,
would expose himself as the white
gentleman he is, but he was cognizant
of the fact that the greater portion OF
the audience was Iully aware Of the
impersonation, hence felt II unneces,
sary to "unmask" Everyone is
aware that the original "Blind Tom
has been buried several years, and this
impersonation is only to add a little
zest and general inquiry to the en-.
gagements. Mr.. Smith is perform.
er OF ability, one not likely to distrub
the slumbers OF the colored individual
whom he imporsonates. Mr.. Hobbs
took Tom" to Hyrum for perform.
ance Monday evening and last night
gave performance at Paradise. Mr.
Hobbs has shown not little enter.
prise in securing such an attraction