The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-31


Mrs. Thad Naylor has been quite III
recently, the result of an attack of ap.
pendicitis
Mrs. Fred Scholes and Mrs. Fred
Appleman were Salt Lake passengers
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Sophia Olund arrived this
morning from Park City to attend the
funeral OF her brother, Robert Bro.
berg.
The Logan and Lewiston sugar
factories are furnishing pumps free OF
charge for spraying purposes during
the coming year.
Chris Peterson, with 2 force OF men
has gone north on the West Cache
Canal to repair fumes preparatory to
turning in the water.
j r. Kennard, a fellow missionary
OF Walter Lamoreaux in New York,
was married in the Logan Temple on
Thursday to Miss Elizabeth Jardine,
of Riverside, Utah.
Are you interested Temperance"
Go hear DR.. WiShard at PRESBYTERIAN
church tomorrow evening at 1880
O'Clock.
The Kempton komedy Ko., is SAID
m bo praSaptipu cop,n oxoollo,, ,ol,,e
well worth the popular prices they
charge. The company closes its
engagement tonight.
Peter Nielsen lost two horses about
one year ago. In some way he got
track of them few days ago and
went over to Garland yesterday to re-
cover them. the animals having been
located there.
The A. c. Women's club, with
gentlemen accompaniment, enjoyed
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
S. o. Stevens This was one Of the
regular affairs given by the ladies and
delightful to the limit.
Professors Gordon Garrett and f.
Wilcox are ready to teach piano.
organ or violin. Lessons in modern
methods Satisfaction guaranteed
Prices reasonable. Studio in Hobbs
Music store, North Main Street, Lo-
gan.
Mrs. Cordelia Barlow, aged eighty.
four, died Of general debility at the
residence of Sidney Kent in Lewiston
Thursday night. The lady was a
sister to the Dalrimple brothers in
Bear Lake. The deceased formerly
lived in this city, at the corner Of
Second North and Second East
Grandma" Jeppson, of the Sixth
ward, was 76 years of age last Satur-
day, and in honor of the occasion.
thirty-tive of her relatives gathered
at her home and spent the day with
her. She was given n number of very
nice presents and enjoyed the affair
prepared for her very much.
Mrs. Neils Larsen, OF Logan, and
eight brothers, Olsens from College
ward, went to Brigham Tuesday TO
spend the day with their father,
whose 9th. birthday came that day.
The children had planned their visit
as surprise, and without doubt the
occasion win long be remembered by
the father.
Miss Vivian Thomas, d typo at i HE
REPUBLICAN Office since its first num-
Der, has decided that she wants to see
more of this world than can be
viewed from the upstairs Of our office
on Center street, hence leaves this
morning for Rexburg, Idaho, where
she will look out of some other Office
window-and grow up with the coun-
try. Such is ambition.
f. L. Sayre, agent for Northern
Pacific lands, came down from Canada
first of the week and left again Thurs
day evening with a couple Of gentle
men from Charleston, Messrs. Thomp-
son and Godfrey, who go up to look
over the land. Mr.. Sayre places an
advertisement in this Issue for an ex-
cursion to Alberta on Tuesday, April
18th
Neils Broby, county tree inspector,
was in Wellsyille on Thursday in
specting consignments OF nursery
stock thai came from the east. In
one shipment OF five hundred trees,
four hundred of them had to be de.
stroyed; in another shipment of two
hundred trees, thirty-tive were thrown
aside because Of infection by root gall,
which is evidenced by rough humps
on the roots. Mr. Broby went to
Smithiield yesterday.
The Eagle Cafe changed hands
Wednesday, Mr.. c. Carving, of Salt