The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15


fount's, Center Street.
Mrs. Ester Wilson went to Salt Lake.
yesterday.
Mrs. L. S. Smith is in Idaho Falls
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ralph Nit.
chell.
Misses Hilda and Annie Eliason
went to Salt Lake yesterday to make
purchases for their firm.
Mrs. Sorensen, of Harrisville. sister
in-law OF Wesley Jacques, has been
visiting in Logan the past week.
b. F. Ritter went to Ogden yesterday
to attend the annual meeting Of the
Pharmaceutical Association, whit h
will take place on the l4th and 18th.
S. w. Hendricks and w. II, Lewis,
OF Richmond, are threshing their
grain as 1t Is hauled from the header.
They will have about six thousand
bushels
The son OF Pres. Parkinson, OF Hy-
rum, so badly injured about the head
recently, is improving In very salts
factory way and will be alright again
before long
Miss Alice Charles is visiting with
her sister and brother.in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. BILLY" Hotter, at Denver, Colo
RADIO. Miss Charles expects to stay for
an indefinite time.
John futile, he of A. G. football
fame, was down from Helena Sunday
humping about with old college mates
futile is now city engineer at Helena
and drawing good salary.
Professor Osmond and wife, of Provo
have been in the city visiting rel
atives. The professor left for Rex
burg yesterday In the interest of the
l.. d. s. church schools.
Miss Edith Wilson, who has beer
sojourning in Salt Lake for the past
two months, returned to Logan Mon
day evening. She is visiting with
Mrs. Crear. of West Center street.
c. Clyde Squires Is here from New
York city on short vacation, and the
past day or so has been spent with hi'
uncle, John Squires, in that gentleman,
canyon cabin. Mr.. Squires Is per
artist and has been fortunate enough
to win the favor Of that great comic
weekly, Life"
Marcus N. Neuburger and Miss Ida
Friday left yesterday morning to b,
married in the Salt Lake temple. TIL,
young man Is the son of F. A. Neu
burger and the young lady is tn
daughter of Thomas Friday, Befor
returning the young coupe will visi
in American Fork.
, Edwin G. Brown, the famous aero
nant and walking advertisement &c
Robafeller's wooden legs, is in Loga
again talking Mills Bros. teas, coffee
and spices to local merchants. NJ
Brown has decided to make no moi
balloon ascensions and will now PR
l coed to develop mediumistic tender
] ces that he has permitted to lay do
7 mant.
Rev. Clemenson and family, Primo
pal Cathcart of the New Jersey Aca
d envy, Mr.. and Mrs. Cathcart OF Illinoi
: Mrs, Dalinda Cotey and daughte
e Miss Hazel, Misses Katherine Smitl
e Elizabeth Mcbride, Ednah Linn, an
J. Miss Kyle leave tomorrow for Sa
Lake city to attend teachers instltu,
and Presbytery. They will be gor
/, from ten days to two weeks.
n Owing to the Blackfoot beet raise
. demanding a higher price for the
= product, the factory has started
n buy land in close proximity to the
g plant and will raise their own beet
Two large deals have been made T
4 Gently. Swenson Brothers, who wei
from Richmond a few years ago, ha
sold their holdings for 5000; anoth
|, party has sold for $4,000. The facto
will engage Japs.
A woman worries until she &c
b.. wrinkles, then worries because 81
!. has them. If she takes Hollistel
!. Rocky Mountain Tea she would ha
ia neither. Bright, smiling face follo'
, its use. 35 cents, Tee or Tablet
n Sold by Cy. f. Napier.
e Mrs. p. ID. Stops, Miss Curtis, al
n the Misses Kyle were surprised by
number of friends Saturday evenih
= These rushed in upon them witho
warning, took possession OF the pla
and had a gloriously good time
"automobiling and 10 absorbing su