The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-27

Is u daughter.
The arrival at Mr.. and Mrs. Ute |
Gritlins last Tuesday announced In
the last REPUBLICAN with Il question
mark, proved to be fine boy.
John Thomas and wife, Of Lima,
Montana, came down ~ attend the
funeral of the lady s mother at Preston
on Thursday. The couple returned to
their home on Friday.
Ladies' and children'S
coats at One-half price at
EliasOn's until Jan. 81.
Oscar Borkman, Of the Cache Knit
ting Works, went south Thursday
morning In the interest Of his CON-
pany's goods. He expected TO visit
Salt Lake, Provo, and the large towns
further south.
Hon. A. G. Barber and wife and the
baby girl left Logan for Los Angeles
Thursday morning. Mr.. Barber will
be gone but a short time, while his
wife who has not been In the best OF
health, will remain in the California
climate until spring time.
"Rob" Campbell came up from Salt
Lake with the excursionists Wednes-
day and his son, Leo made him miss
the returning train. AS a result, he
remained over night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell and the little grandson.
Rob" isn't feeling very well, but
since Jan. LIST has been taking things
easy and he hopes that the change
may result in good.
New line of EmbrOdier-
les and LaCes at One-half
price at EliasOn's until
Jan. 3ISt.
II. A. Petersen went down TO Bill
Glassman's town Thursday. Mr.. Ped
ersen is the man who "sells the earth
and loans money on it," and he went
to Ogden in the belief that there is
more pay dirt there than elsewhere.
THE REPUBLICAN man, who was on
the train that carried II. A. will vouch
for it that the city council and brass
band met him at the station.
Rumors have been afloat regarding
the appointment Of the Superinten'
rdeEcy of the Cache Stake Sunday
Schools, such statements we're prema
ture from the fact the names were moi
endorsed by the high council until
Thursday night. 1t can now be stat
ed that Prof. J. N. Jensen, Charles
England and Joseph Quincy Jr,, viii
be the next SUPPLEMENTARY of the
Cache Stake Sunday Schools,
The EIiason clearance
sale is offering hats anC
other WOman's wear al
extraordinary reductions
until Jan. 81. The good.
must be sold.
, Impressive services were held a
I Hyrum on Thursday at the funeral o
Joseph Allen The speakers were Or
son Wilson, James Unsworth, VIM. III
Vaughan, George O,Pitkin, &C. SHAW
Bishop Nelson and Pres Parkinson
Messages OF coincidence we're sent b.
friends at a distance who were unabl
to attend the funeral, Floral tribute
were presented by Scowcroft & Sons
OF Ogden, and Y. G. NJ. I.of Salt Lake
About forty ,ehiclcs followed the re
5 mains TO the cemetery.
A few days ago some parties desil
ing to go to Malad city took the 81
a. m. train, thinking that connection
could be made at Brigham, but the
failed to connect. Persons going fror
Cache Valley to Malad should get o.
the above train at Dewey and stag
S over to Garland where they can cor
! meet with the Malad train. Afte
e having about three hours in Mala
!, they can return to Brigham connect
a Ing with the Cache Valley night train
: thus making the round trip in day.
p. A. Nielsen came down from tn
: Lucky Star mine Wednesday wit
more samples of ore that are exceed
+ lngly rich. The gentleman state
= that the men started TO cross.cut 10
i feet from the mouth OF the old TUNE
e and only moved two feet Of rock whe
!. they encountered body of ore th
e dimensions of which Is hard TO detel
J. mine as it 10 on every side and ca
" not be estimated until further drivin
@ is done. Prior to this last discover
d the owners were sanguine in the b.
lief that they had good propositio