The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-09-19

MI. William Brangham left yester-
day morning for a short visit il. Salt
Lake City.
Wanted-A number of good brick
yard men at once. Good wages paid
6essell Pressed Brick Co., Logan. =
Oran Merrill, son Of Mrs, Mary Mer-
rill of Richmond, will start on mis-.
sion to the middle states in the near
future.
Attorney A. b. Irvine, Of Salt Lake
came to Logan Saturday evening on
legal business, returning on Monday
morning.
James p. Hansen, of the Seventh
ward, will leave for San Franciso the
latter part OF the month to labor there
through the winter.
Thomas Smart came home from
Uintah county on Wednesday night
and will remain in this locality until
after the October conference.
l d. c. Ellingford, former typewriter
and stenographer for the Stevens I'm.
plement Company, Is now engaged at
the Lewiston sugar factory.
Miss Blanche Caine, daughter Of j.
t. Game, went to Nephi Saturday
morning to take charge of the Domes-
tic Arts Department Of the Juab Stake
Academy at that place,
Miss Ella Vaughan, daughter of
p. w. Vaughan, left for Preston Mon
day morning, where she will take
charge of the domestic science depart
ment in the Preston academy
j. A. McA lister, a delegate to the
Irrigation Congress recently held at
Boise, returned home Sunday morning
from the Rexburg country, which he
visited for a few days on his return trip.
John A. Sutton, his son Mark, Mrs.
Walter Cole, and Mrs, James +. Hart
came over the new road from Paris to
Franklin last Friday and made the
trip in six hours. Mr.. Sutton is highly
pleased with the new road.
John Hammer, one Of the pioneers
of Smithtield, returned from Canada
quite recently. He enjoyed himself
while absent and says that If he were
a Younger man he would surely move
to the north. He thinks King Ed
wards country is vast and rich
domain
The Cache Valley Mercantile Com
pany has moved its business from First
North into the new Carbon & Ballard
building on North Main, and the
Campbell Commercial Company has
moved from the stand on Center street
to the old stand of the Cache Valley
Mercantile Company.
Office Boy Wanted...One who
may become interested in DENTS.
try preferred.
Mrs. E. d. Ball is the guest of l.. A.
and Mrs. Ostien for a few days prior
to leaving for the east, where Prof.
Ball goes on leave of absence from
the A. G. Mrs. Ball has been visiting
relatives in Washington. Yesterday
evening the Ostiens entertained in
formally in her honor, euchre being
the feature.
Ladies, read this catalogue of
charms. Bright eyes, glowing cheeks,
red lips, smooth skin without a
blemish, In short, perfect health, For
sale with every package of Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents
Sold 10y Cy. e. Napier.
w. J. Groesbeck, who left a short
time ago to WORK in sugar factory at
Chico, California, has returned, and
thinks more Of Cache Valley than ever
He says that it has been so excessively
hot at Chico that the Diamond Match
factory had to close down. He thinks
California is nice place for short
time, but after that the mountains are
yearned for.
Bergener and Co., undertakes, will
be ready for business about October
lst. The newest methods of embalm-
ing speciality. High grade caskets
and collins will be carried In stock.
149 North Main Street.
Mrs. w. e. Bassett entertained at
her home Thursday evening In honor
of her son, q. w. Bassett, who has
been spending few days with rela-
tives and friends The evening was
spent in games and amusements, after
which Mrs. Bassett made fine spread
and a good feast was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Bassett left home yesterday for
Helena, where he is operator for the
Wastarn TInion