The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-07

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Edwin Peake has a very severe at
tack OF kidney trouble.
Jos. Z. Taylor, of the Deseret
Farmer, came to Logan on Monday.
Any winter hat at Ella.
son Sisters for one dollar.
Thomas Obray and wife, of Paradise,
came from Minadoka, Idaho, yester-
day.
George l.. Wilcox, of Preston, left
for the southern states mission field
yesterday.
Henry p. BAR Jr., left for the
Samoan Island mission field yesterday
morning.
Mrs, Fred Smith, of East Center
street, gave birth to fine boy Satur.
day morning.
James Edlefsen came from Soda
Springs yesterday on his way to his
home in Preston.
For SALE:-New Tuxedo suit, at
half its cost. Address Tuxedo care
OF Republican.
The health of President 9. o. Card
is on the decline. He is now confined
to his bed most Of the time.
L. N. Barr, of Ritter Brothers drug
store, and Albert Law, deputy county
clerk, went to Salt Lake yesterday.
John Perry, Of Perry, Idaho, with
his daughter, Mrs. John Parry, came
down from GENTLE Valley on Monday.
E. L. Sloan, the Independent Tele-
phone man, was in the city on bust
ness Monday, returning to the capital
yesterday.
The Clearance sale at
ElIasOn's is offering hats
and other wear for women
at half price for one week.
Mrs. Preston, stenographer at the G..
w. & M. Co. the past year, left Mon
day for Butte, Portland, Goldtieids
or Los Angeles.
Good looks bring happiness. Friends
cara mora for 80 ubap yvn pnaat hon
with clean, smiling face, bright eyes
sparkling with health, which comes by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents. Cy Napier.
The Payette valley railroad, capital.
lied at 100000 and with G. w. Nibley
as president Is new Incorporation.
This road will be fifteen miles In
length and branch from the Oregon
Short Line at Payette, Idaho, continu-
ing onto Plymouth.
John A. Hendrickson made an excel.
lent address at the Seventh ward fast
meeting an Sunday afternoon, stating
that possibly it might be his last talk
while q member of that ward, as he
had already moved and would shortly
become identified with the Logan
First ward
Col. b. f. Bair dropped into Logan
on Monday. The gentleman has been
in Richmond the past few days visit
ing mis- relatives. He is still at Ogden
and is well known throughout the
state as prominent officer in tine G..
AR He, with three brothers, served
in the Union army during the rebel.
lion and are all alive.
John w. Harry, who operates the
Job office in connection with THE RE
PUBLICAN, has been suffering from
salt rheum" for several months
Quite recently the difficulty has be-
come seriously inconvenienJ and or
Sunday he left for Salt Lake TO spend
a week at the warm springs. During
his absence Ted" Bench will keep uE
the work OF the establishment.
The yearly "praise service" given by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
will take place next Sunday evening
The evenings program will consist Of
music only, All have a cordial invita-
tion to attend, and as an extra induce
ment to secure splendid audience II
Is mentioned that those present will
have the glorious opportunity o.
contributing to a collection for for
eign missions.
The farmers should not forget the
meeting Of the Cache Farmers Associa
tlon at the tabernacle, east basemen,
room, next Saturday. There are very
strong organizations in every other
line of business on earth, and it Il
time the farmers are becoming arous
ed to the necessity Of organizat ion