The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-21
THE Daughter Of Jairus."

Lake city yesterday.
Lucerne seed is now sold at thirteen
cents per pound.
A ten pound boy came to the home
Of John Reading last Thursday.
Hans Otte will resume his old place
with Ritter Bros. on April lst
Miss Kate Izatt went to Salt Lake
Monday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. ID. Beers.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bingham, of
Ogden, are in Logan, the guests Of
Miss Josephine Yeates.
Mrs. Annie Roueche, wife of Bishop
John Roueche, Of Melville, is serious
ly afflicted with pleurisy and lung
trouble.
MILFORD Olsen, Of Weston, was in
Logan on Monday, He recently re-
returned from two and half years
mission in Norway.
f, S Hammond, Martin Olsen and
J. &. Green, of Millvile, went to Og-
den yesterday having in veiw the pur-
chase OF a stallion.
Mrs. Thomas Friday left Monday
morning for months visit with her
son, Thomas Friday Jr., and family,
at American Fork
Professor l.. A. Ostien, OF the U. A..
c., attended teachers institute in
Weber county last Saturday, deliver
ing lecture on Geography"
Three little rules we all should keep,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night
C. f. Napier.
George Gordon, son Of Augustus
Gordon, editor of the Journal, was in
Logan Yesterday. He is travelling
salesman for the Neden Drug Co. of
Salt Lake city.
Hancey Brothers, of Hyde Park, are
building fine residence in Newton
for John f. Griffin. Bishop Martin
Rigby has plans ready for the starting
of a residence when spring opens.
On Friday March %, the 10th
quorum of seventy, comprising seven
ties residing in Logan 9Th and 18th
wards, will hold their annual reunion
in the eth ward meeting house.
Hons. AQuilla and Frank X. Nebe,
ker went to Salt Lake Monday morn
ing to attend directors meeting o.
the Guerrero Lumber company, which
was held in the afternoon of that day
j. NJ. Miller, formerly travelling
salesman for Carson, Prize and Scot,
of Chicago, will succeed William Nc
Alister in the position he held fol
Tootle Wheeler & Marler of ST. Jos
eph, Missouri.
Hon. Lorin Farr, of Ogden, uncle t
Aaron and l.. G. Farr and Mrs. Nose,
Thatcher, has been in Logan the pas
few days visiting his relatives. tn,
venerable gentleman has many warn
friends in this city.
Superintendent of the various waite
bitches around Logan are preparing
to build cement fumes at the openinl
of their bitches that the state engin
eer can adjust the flow of water &C
cording to the acquired rights of the
different companies.
A social was rendered the Fitch ware
choir last Friday night. The large hal
was filed with the friends who came
to do their choir this honor. Singing
recitatlons, speeches, a hard time
lunch, and dance was the program
The evening is said to have been eX
ceptionally enjoyable.
The Old Folks OF the Fourth WARD
had a most glorious time at the ware
meeting house last Friday. Al
noon, spread worthy kings anC
princes was cnioyedby the large
number present, ana in the after
noon there was a program o.
musical selections, readings, recita
tions, speeches, etc. George Cole
chairman of the old folks committee
presided on this occasion and KEEP
things moving in his Jolly, energeti,
way He is responsible for the state
ment that the people OF the ward ar,
in exceptional health, indicated in TIN
way they attacked the abundance o
good things on that dinner table
Praise for everything and everybod.
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