The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-16

rain as we had here.
Spring line of Gordon
Dye Hosiery, all prices at
CampbelIs store.
Captain Styer and wife went to Salt
Lake on visit Monday morning. Up
on their return, Mrs. Styer's mother
will accompany them.
A. Ottenheimer, of the Hub cloth
ing store, returned from Germany on
Sunday night. Hereafter he will be
In business in Salt Lake city.
Alma Some succeeds a. r. Homer
as clerk in the First National Bank.
Mr.. Homer is now with the National
Bank Of the Republic in Salt Lake.
Hyrum Hayball has closed out his
interest in the Hayball Mercantile
company at Lewiston. w. L. Allen,
Maurice Swinyard and S. r.. Rogers
were the buyers.
The Cache Knitting Works received
on Monday the latest improved "cdg-
err. While IL Is very small piece of
machinery, not weighing over twenty
pounds, it cost $3.50, and adds much to
the plant.
The attention Of the county officials
is called TO the many inquiries from
different parts Of the county about
the road leveller. They claim 1t
should have been on the roads two
weeks ago.
The "RebekalIs" will give a dance
at the l. o. o. f. lodge room this even
ing TO which all Odd Fellows, wives,
sisters and friends are cordially invited
Mrs. Stoney and Mrs. Linnartz will
furnish music.
j. w. Ash, formerly Of Logan, now
foreman in the carshops at Pocatello,
was in Logan on Monday with his two
sons, enroute TO California. Mr.. Ash
has release for sixty days to make
his trip.
Buy your spring shoes
and OxfOrds at Campbell's
dependable store.
Have you pains in the back, inflam-
alton Of any kind, rheumatism, faint.
ing spells, indigestion or constipation,
HOLSTERS rocky mountain tea makes
you well, keeps you we'll. 80 cents. Cy
E. Napier.
John Greaves, the Preston banker
and merchant, passed through Logar
Monday morning, going south. A few
years ago Mr.. Greaves had extensive
cattle and ranch interests in Canada
and has closed everything out ir
that locality excepting two section.
Of land.
Miss Annie Raymond entertained {
few immediate friends at four clocl
tea Saturday afternoon. The affair l.
said to have been one OF real beaut,
and pleasure. Those present wer,
Mesdames NJ. NJ. Fisher, Andrew
Flack, N. r. Moore, and Misses De
Graf, Kyle, Fisher, Mary Jensen ant
Linn.
Go to John II. Ander.
sons for wash goods. A
large assortment anC
most beautiful pattern.
at extremely low prices~
Miss Verna Bowman was hostess a
a delightful course luncheon served a
George Hansen's parlors Saturda,
evening. Mr.. Hansen had an oppor
tunity to do himself proud and he di,
1t. Those present were Misses Vern
Bowman, Amanda Holmgren, Mildre,
Jensen, Kate Adams, and Messrs.
G. Peterson, f. d. Farrell, f. G.. Pet
erson and Stuart Lee.
Joseph Albiston, one OF the earl
settlers of Richmond, died Of pneu
monia at Soda Springs last Saturda
morning. The remains were brough
by team through Gentle Valley t
Richmond, funeral services being he'll
there yesterday afternoon. The dc
ceased was sixty-two years OF age
leaving two families with seventee
children.
Never before offered in Logan. An
sewing machine of any description
that / agree to repair and fail in tn
effort,no charge will be made, and ful