The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-04

Vi WIDOW. SIlaS Hamp, prop. klcn-
mond Livery Stable.
Louis H. Christensen, formerly Of
the Third ward in this city now in the
employ Of the Boise Statesman, was in
Logan on Monday visiting his rela-
tives.
A two year old child OF George A.
Campbell fell from a chair Monday
evening and broke one of its arms.
The child Is getting along very nicely
at present.
Mrs. Fred Bremen, sister OF Mrs.
Peter Nelson, OF the Fourth ward, re-
turned to her home in Ogden yester-
day after two weeks visit in this
county with her relatives.
Miss Alta Hartman. of Mendon,
daughter Of Joseph Hardman, died of
heart failure Sunday morning. The
young lady was twenty-four years Of
age. The funeral was held at two p.
m. yesterday.
LOOK OUT-Spring is coming 20
is John Bench coming after you, for
your house painting and paper hang
ing First.class woIkmcn sent TO AL
points of the county.
Robert Anderson is continually add
ing TO the appearance Of his splendid
property on West Center street, and
by the time he is finished will have
PROPERTY hardly surpassed bv the best
in the city. His latest is the laying Of
cement walks
Mrs. &. NJ. Wendeiboe went to Salt
Lake city this morning to be gone
several weeks. 1t is expected that
the family will go to California some
time later in the hope Of benetittinp
Mr.. Wendelboe's health.
DR.. w. b. Parkinson left Logan
this morning for New York city to
take much needed rest and to brush
seen in the big hospitals there. lie
will also devote portion OF his time
to further his knowledge in regard to
diseases OF the eye, ear, nose and
throat. During his absence DR.. H.K
Merrill will take care Of his practice
Miss Lillian Oliver, teacher OH the
piano at the Brigham Young College,
left Logan Tuesday morning for Salt
Lake with the intention of going TO
Paris in about two weeks, where she
will take up advanced musical work.
Miss Oliver is rated as one OF Salt
Lakes most brilliant perform ers on
the piano, and in this section of the
state she has many warm friends WAC
wish for her all the good things for
which she may hope:
= In connection with mailer, the
government has furnished the Logan
poStoiiice quite recently with type.
writer with a WIDE carriage, eighteen
inches in scope, for the special purpose
OF making out weekly reports on mon
ey orders. This machine will obviate
great deal Of writing and make the
statements clear and comprehensive.
Hon. Joseph Howell is responsible for
these little advantages and is TO be
commended for using his influence to
have his home office supplied with at.
, tachments to expedite business and
for the convenience OF the office.
The tone of your parlor is made by
the appearance Of the curtains. The
White Swan Laundry washes and
: starches lace curtains and makes them
look like new. We have the latest
improved curtain stretchers, which
are the only kind that can do the work
right. AZ East Center street, Both
phones. !
Alon2o Baker, one of the wealthiest
! men in Star Valley, With his wife
= went on visit to Ireland his native
2 land about six months ago, returning
! this week. They remained in Logan
: a short time, going on to Star Valley
D Monday They express themselves as
3 being delighted with their journey
/ going, and also during the time they
remained in Ireland. However while
! crossing the ocean on their return
- home, their twenty-months.o old boy
2 was taken sick and died, being con
a signed to watery grave. Naturally
e enough, the parents are deeply strick
e en- with grief. This was the only
child that accompanied them.
] Neils II. Broby's March report or
: the inspection OF trees shows thai
e during the last ten days of the month
C nineteen boxes, and $500 trees ant
n pieces of shrubbery were looked after
e Eight boxes were fumigated and 81,
S are being held for fumigation. 70t
s trees were destroyed by burning be
q hau 90 iad n n foot inpo n loo ~