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


Paradise on Wednesday after chick.
ems. lie got the limit, eight.
Shot guns at cut prices, Lafount's,
Center Street. I
John Andrews, who Is working at
Murray, is spending a week in Logan
canyon.
A little daughter OF Mrs Jones, OF
the Seventh ward, fell on fence last
Wednesday, cutting her leg badly.
For Sale.-45 acres good pasture
land near Swift slough, Benson ward.
Inquire s. II. Roundy, Benson. Price
81 200.
Mrs. A. Swinyard, OF the Second
ward, is very sick She is generally
broken down and at times is almost
helpless.
Niels Nelson, collector for the II.
M. Bell Co, returned home Wednes-
day evening from short visit at
Provo.
For Sale-A twelve foot counter,
cheap. Suitable for a grocery store.
S. Hailstone.
The interior Of the Logan Dry
Goods Co.'S place of business is being
put in general repair and made at
tractive by the lavish use Of paint.
j. G. Stratford Jr., assistant mana.
ger Of the Western Moline Plow COM
pany, is in Logan for two weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse STRAIT
ford.
Miss Priscilla Cooper, operator at
the Bell telephone headquarters,
started on two weeks vacation We'd
nesday. She will visit in Salt Lake,
Provo, and Idaho towns.
James Hovey, OF Millville. whose
serious accident was reported in our
last issue, is improving very nicely.
1t will be remembered that he broke
four ribs in fall from a box.
Born within the last week: To Mrs.
Charles Heiner, Mrs. Herman Spence,
and Mrs. Ephraim Jessop, girl babies;
to Mrs. Joseph e. Cowley,Jr. and Mrs.
Ephraim Johnson, Of Hyde Park, boys.
The Logan Junk company has leas-
ed their present place Of business for
another year. The people managing
this concern have distributed many
dollars in this community for refuse
that otherwise would have amount.
ed to nothing.
Rev. Norfieet, who left Logan
Thursday, has the refusal Of a pulpit
In Colorado and two in Illinois. He
and the family will go from Salt Lake
to Denver, and remain there until IL
has been decided just where a per.
manent location will be made.
For Sale-A good stock OF drugs
with the good will Of the business
Splendid opportunity for good drug
gist. Inquire G. l.. Anderson, Hymn
Attention is called to the extensive
advertisement OF the Hub clothing
company in this issue. They will rur
their ads continuously and will have
new features TO present to the public
each issue. Their ads will be worth
watching.
All employees OF the Amalgamated
Sugar Company who desire employ
ment during the coming campaign are
requested to communicate at once
with the undersigned. CHAs. GID
DrNGs, Supt. +
Samuel Weston, Bishop of Garden
city, left that place after dark We'd
nesday evening, drove across the
mountains in the night, and took
train for Salt Lake Thursday morning
to witness an operation on his brother
in-law, Luther b. Reed, who is afflct-
ed with stomach trouble. Mr.. Reed
is in very critical condition and his
friends are doubtful Of his recovery
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worries because she
has them. II she takes HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea she would have
neither. Bright, smiling face follows
its use. IS cents, Tee or Tablets
Sold by Cy E. Napier.
A "jolly party" OF young people left
Richmond Saturday evening to spend
few days of recreation on Bear river
1.-THE Forgetmenot ladies" and
their gentlemen friends were
Misses Lorena Fisher, Nettie Johnson
Nellie Robinson, Stella Merrill. Lulu
Bullen, Bertha Shepard, and Messrs
G. /. Stoddard, f. S. Schow, +. Chris
Jensen, Oran Merrill, Dr. E. J. Merrill
and Johnnie Green.
Highest cash price paid