The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10

Collectology, --- Cavanaugh, were
the guests of the Mayor of Uorinne
Wednesday and Thursday.
Corsets, Corsets, II. and c., II. and
g., to-day,at Campbell & Morreli Cos.
Elder S. ID. Condit will lecture upon
The Book Of Mormon From the Re-
organized Church Standpoint" in the
Methodist church next Monday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Ladies desiring style, comfort and
durability, we recommend the II. &.G.
corsets. Sale to-day. Campbell &
Morrell Co.
John Barrett and wife, Erastus Cole,
President Elias Kimbal and Willard
Cranney left yestesday morning for
California. The latter two expect to
go down to old Mexico before returL-
ing.
We sell the II. and G.. Corsets cxclu.
sively. Special discount to-day $3.50
values at Sl.00, 81 % kind at SIC, and
Ni''N Si"uO wv CdlllpDtli ~ mOIIGl
Co.
William +. Jensen Jr. and Olive
Clark, Of Newton, were married on
Wednesday. The lady is the widow
of Samuel Clark, who died In the mis-
sion field some time ago,
A magnificent steel engraving of
Hagerman Pass, the most famous
mountain pass in Colorado, has been
issued by the Colorado Midland Rail-
way. This engraving is 26x40 inches
and suitable for framing. 1t will be
sent to any address on receipt of Is
cents in stamps by L. II. Harding,
Salt Lake city. t
Professors Mclaughlin and North
rop went to Salt Lake yesterday, the
latter gentleman having in view the
the planting Of early vegetables on the
experiment farm at St. George. He
states that there Is no reason why the
people ia the st. George country can
not compete with California In supply
ing the Salt Lake market with early
vegetables.
Andrew Flack started for his sheep
camp yesterday. The Flacks are feed
ing 5000 sheep near Malta, and they,
with other sheepmen, have shipped in
corn for feed. Thomas Obray, Of Pa
radise. is in the same locality. He is
feeding 1000 head. Hay Is getting
scarce and the snow is crust ed so badly
on the, desert that sheep around Kel-
ton are dying for want of feed.
Raymond d. Thatcher and wife left
yesterday for Paris, Idaho, where they
will make their future home. Ray
mond goes to act as manager of COM
bined grocery and dry goods store and
meat market to be opened there by
the Bulge Bros Mr.. Thatcher is
thoroughly business gentleman, genial,
and without doubt will be able to
bring the new institution to the front.
Mr.. j. Fl. Manderfeld, agent for the
Salt Lake and Los Angeles route, has
been in Logan the past week arrang-
ing for shipment of cattle to the
west over the above line. On Thurs
day fourteen car shipment was made
Of cattle fed by Lars Hansen at the
Logan and Lewiston sugar factories,
these being consigned to Los Angeles
and San Barnadino. This is the first
shipment Of stock made from Cache
valley over the new road.
An effort is being made to get the
various schools of the state to form a
league for the purpose Of debate.
The webster Society" of the b. Y. G..
Is particularly anxious to push this
matter along, and it is to be hoped
that the effort will result in success.
There is now too little of this kind Of
school work. Yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock members of the Webster
debated the question: Resolved that
il is time to do away with the Pro-
tective tariff"
Since writing an item in another
column, the opera house management
has announced that Madame Helena
Modjeska has been secured for a per-
Torrance on Monday, February 10Th.
She will appear in "Mary Stuart
Macbeth" or "Much Ado About
Nothing" The advance sale of seats
will begin next Thursday and at that
time voting contest will be inaugu-
rated to decide which play will be
presented. This is said to be Madame
Modjeska's farewell tour.
Tuesday afternoon, between four
and seven, was spent most pleasantly
at the home Of Mrs. Zeph Thomas