The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-13

CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest ABBOTT
People and Events.

For Sale Some hay dry hay. S. w
Ritter, 353 " est lst North.
j. j. Facer expects to move from
Logan to Avon in the near future.
The 10th Quorum of Seventies will
meet In the Sixth ward meeting house
Sunday, April IA, at 4:l5 p. m
Lost-A pair god.frame spectacles
10 case, between Main street and Can
yon. Leave a this office.
A, Ottenheimer formerly manager
Of the Hub clothing house, spent
Thursday in Logan.
The Mayor and City Marshal have
been riding through the city looking
after sanitary conditions.
Mrs. James Quayle Jr who was con-
fined about two weeks ago, has taken
a relapse and now lies in a critical
condition.
Thomas Judd chairman Of the State
Board of Horticulture, was in Logan
yesterday visiting his son, who is
student Of the A. c. of U.
John A. Woolf and his wife, Mary
Woolf will leave for their home in
Alberta tomorrow. Thomas Duce and
Mrs Ernest Bates will also leave at
that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkin J. Mathews
went TO Salt Lake Thursday morning
to attend the funeral Of the lady S
mother, which was held at , p. m.
that day.
Our car OF wall paper has just been
received and we are better prepared
than ever to take care OF our custom
ers. Come 10 and see our stock before
buying. LOGAN FURNITURE COM
PANY.
About sixty people assembled at the
home OF Mrs. G. d. Felstead on Wed.
nesday evening to remind the lady OF
her sixty.fourJh birthday. Singing,
instrumental music, dancing and feast.
ing was the program. Those present
express themselves as having had a de-
| lightful time.
Thousands have pronounced Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea the great.
est healing power on earth. When
medical science fails, it succeeds.
Makes you well and keeps you well
80 cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy. E Nap
per.
The details of changes in the faculty
OF the State University affecting men
well-known in this vicinity will be- Of
interest. DR.. f. G. Gowans, who was
recently appointed Judge of the Salt
Lake Juvenile Court, has been given
the chair Of Anatomy, being advanced
from an associate professorship. j.
II. Paul has been advanced to pro-
fessorShip in Nature Study. Prof.
Mosah Hall, Of the l.. ID. S. u, will
enter the University as Associate pro-
fessor of education, serving during the
summer institute.
1t costs nothing to eX-
anime the numberIess va
rieties of seasonable goods
arriving daily at EliasOn
Sisters.
Owing to the lateness OF the season,
the Lewiston and Logan sugar fac
tories have brought into the valley
twenty additional seed drills for plant.
ing sugar beets. All farmers under
contract to raise beets should watch
their land closely and pillow IT in just
the right time for planting. That
time may last only two weeks this
year, so the land should be ready at
the right time for the drills, Seeding
on the west side OF the valley, where
the land is the earliest, will begin soor
and later the drills will be brought tc
the east side.
Monday, April Is, at 2
p. m. and evening, the
Logan Amusement Hall
will open for Roller Skat-
ing and every afternoon
and evening thereafter ex-
cept Sundays. Five hun
dred pair of new skates
Don't forget the place.
James Mack, OF Ogden, was in Log
an Thursday on his return from
Teton Basin, where he attended thu
funeral Of his brother, John Mack, whit
was buried last Saturday at tina
place. John Mack was apparently
well when he was attacked with apo
plexy at II o'clock noon OF Monday