The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-11

""S az ooio Lane wednesday on Ousl-
ness.
J. q. GarviD, Of the Eagle Cafe, and
his wife returned from Salt Lake Tues.
day evening.
Wanted--A good mason at the
sugar factory. One accustomed to
building boiler furnaces preferred.
Moses Thatcher Jr. went to Soda
Springs on Thursday to join his par.
ehts, who are there rusticating for a
time.
During the month of August we
shall close. az 10 p. m. After Septem.
Der LIST, the cafe will be open until
pa. m. EAGLE CAFE.
Miss Berthe Johnson, clerk In the
county clerks office, will have one
weeks vacation and will spend the
time at Bear Lake.
Doctor Alexander, the optician, will
be at The Lincoln today and tomorrow.
All wishing fair treatment will do
well to call on the doctor.
Hon. James II. Hammond has es.
capped from arduous duties in Salt
Lake and is spending ten days in Lo.
gan canyon. He has his family with
him.
1l9th quorum of seventy will meet in
the Seventh ward meeting house to
morrow at 4:l5 p. m. All members
are requested to be in attendance.
Two fiat cars with railroad ties for
seats brought about one hundred men.
women and children from Wellsville
to Logan Thursday night just on a
pleasure trip.
The many friends OF Mrs. Van
Orman in this city, will be pleased to
learn that her condition is improving
She has been afflicted with hemor.
rhage Of the brain for four days.
Miss Lillian Youngberg, of Salt
Lake city, is visiting in Hyrum as the
guest of Miss Rose Liljenquist. Miss
Youngberg is very charming young
lady and a singer Of splendid ability.
During the season Lewiston mas
been visited with frequent thunder
storms which has proved disastrous TO
spring wheat. Rust has struck the
grain and quite a portion of it will be
a failure.
Just received. an elegant line
Of trimmings and dress goods.
EliasOn Sisters.
Charlie Greenwich, the stockman of
Ogden, was in the city Thursday. He
thinks that cattlemen need not appre-
bend any further decline in prices Of
cattle. The gentleman feels that
the cattle business will take turn
for the better shortly.
p. p. Jones, son of Evan Jones of the
Third ward, came from the Newhouse
mines in Bever county few days ago.
The young man will attend to his
fathers affairs, as the latter Is In
Wales for few months looking up his
genealogy.
Regular service at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. Rev. Clemenson and family &c
to Salt Lake next week to attend
Teachers Institute and Presbytery
AS a result there will be no service al
the church until In September
From the Millennial Star we learr
that the FOLLOWING missionaries IL
England are assigned to labor in the
conferences as herein stated: Jane.
A. Cragun, Bristol; Soren Peterson
London: Bert s. Hymas, Birmingham
Samuel r. Egbert, Nottingham
Victor S. Amussen, Norwich.
Jacob Zollinger, of Providence, has ar
orchard Of between 800 and 1000 tree.
that shows up to good advantage
This Is located under the base OF thu
mountains just east Of the Providence
cemetery, an ideal spot for an orchard
Y The trees are about of three year,
growth, strong and healthy and Mr.
Zollinger mas the ground in good con
dition, loose and free from growth
Men who have seen IT say that II will
be a very valuable orchard ate
awhile.
Old maids would be scarce and hare
to find,
Could they be made to see.
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by Cy. E. Napier.
Not very long ago three younI
men walked into a restaurant or Sun
day afternoon in this city and called
for three dinners, presenting a Logar
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