The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-18

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A threeyear.old son Of Richard
Smith, of the Firth ward fell and cut
his head severely Wednesday.
A wo.year.old son of j. w. Fam es
fell the other day and suffered quite
a severe injury to the head
Nels Carlson, of Dayton, was brought
to Logan Thursday to undergo treat
ment for dropsy, William Fisher
came with him.
Flack & Sons have loaded 5000 head
of sheep at Montpelier during the
past week. The sheep will go to the
eastern markets,
The Sunday evening meetings In the
Logan First ward will be held in the
ward room At 7:30 o'clock. b. G.
Thatcher, Bishop,
Parties having wheat west and
north OF Logan desiring IL cut with a
binder, apply to b. +. Simonsen, Bell
phone l43y.
Stephen Hailstone, the butcher has
installed fine refrigerator counter in
his establishment which will add
much to the looks and general utility
of his market.
Everything pertaining to Summer
Merchandise must be reduced-it is
our policy to "clean up" at end of
each season. Campbell's Dependable
Store. t
NJ. J. Austoad who Is associated
with the Lakeside creamery at st.
Charles, Bear Lake county, has been
in Hyrum the past two weeks. He
will return to ST. Charles September
lst.
Thomas A. Williams, Bishop of the
18th ward Of Salt Lake city, has been
rusticating the past four days in the
mountains with an old friend, Newell
Kimball. The bishop returned home
, yesterday.
Mrs. Greenwood, of American Fork,
who for the past ten days has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Meissner,
OF the Sixth ward, returned home yes
terday morning. The lady expressed
herself as delighted with Logan.
Old maids would be scarce and hard
: to find,
: Could they be made to see.
How grace and beauty is combined,
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea
Sold by Cy. f. Napier.
Julius Jacobson has resumed his
position at Ritter Bros. Drug. COM
pany after fifteen days vacation. He
and his wife have been at Salt Lake
4 city, and part OF the time was spent
with his sister, Mrs. l.. A. Meyer, of
E Ogden.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, OF
Windsor, Colorado, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. LaFount, Mrs. Sulli-
van being their daughter. She will
!. visit here for some time, but Mr..
l. ouiiiNdh icOuiuo W'eiiih udy vi WV
: George Rogers, travelling salesman
for the Stravell-Patterson firm of Salt
Lake, Is at The Lincoln with badly
cut foot. He,and his family have been
|, camping IN Logan canyon and while
. splitting board Thursday George
managed to whack into his right foot.
4 Campbell's Dependable shoes have
no equal Satisfaction and comfort
! guaranteed. Complete line OF Ladies
: and Misses Krippendorf-D ittlnan, and
o the Miller Shoes for Misses Children
q and Little Gents. t
= Miss S. f. DeGraff, who went to
Berkeley and San Francisco about two
, months ago In the hope Of finding
relief from an eye difficulty, returns to
q Logan this evening and will be with
, Mrs. Barrett for some time. We I'M
p derstand that Miss DeGraf has been
/. at least slightly benefited while away.
During the month Of August we
] shall close az 10 p. m. After Septem-
5 Der lst, the cafe will be open until
"a. m. EAGLE CAFE.
o Chicken dinner served every Sunday
a from ll:30 am. to pm. at twenty
, five cents.
e Frank X. Nebeker, Judge Alfred
s Bulge, DR.. Thomas B. Bulge, Jesse
/. Bulge, Ezra Bulge, William G.. Lowe,
of Providence, and DR.. Sutton, OF
Montpelier, made up party that re.
!, Gently returned from ten days out.
ing in upper and lower Star valleys.
!, Grouse and trout was the main bill OF
fare. Our local boys express them
selves as having had delightful time.
l About five months ago Mrs. I. W.
Eliason, OF the 18th ward, let her eigh-
teen-months-old girl eat some figs