The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-03-13
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Harry Bench's girl, operated on for
appendicitis two or three weeks ago,
is improving very satisfactorily.
Mrs. Odell came up from Ogden to
attend the funeral of Mrs Jacob West
and to visit her son, Postmaster Odell.
Robert Leatham, Of Wellsville, came
to Logan Saturday. He drove by way
OF llyrum and found the roads nothing
less than terrific.
Mrs Marian England is getting along
very nicely following an operation at
one OF the hospitals here and will e
moved home today.
Charlotte McGarry, Oldest sister of
Jacob Earl of this city, died at her
home south last Thursday night.
She was aged "a years. Jesse Earl
went down to the funeral Sunday.
Are you tired, tagged out, nervous,
sleepless, feel mean? HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves,
aids digestion, brings refreshing sleep.
30 cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy E. Nap
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jones, former
ly OF Logan, who separated for time
and again united, have again separated
and 1t Is expected that Mr.. Jones will
start divorce proceedings at once In
Salt Lake city.
The Hanks family is rejoicing over
the safe arrival Of little cherub Sat.
urday evening. Mrs. Frank Hanks
lays claim to her, and will name her
Maud-if it doesn't happen to be Mary
Elizabeth.
Now is the time to plant
sweet peas. We have them
i'm named varieties or
mixed colors at the Flower
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Thomas. Of
Salt Lake, came to Logan Saturday
evening and remained until Tuesday.
Mrs Thomas was sister Of Mrs. Jacob
West, just deceased. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas were residents of Logan for
years, but for fifteen years or more
they have been residents OF Salt Lake
city, where Mr.. Thomas Is employed
Ia the Rio Grande shops. Though
the occasion that brought them to
Logan was sad one, they found some
pleasure in shaking hands with a num-
Der Of old friends.
The Zenoli Mining company Satur.
day received returns from its third
carload of ore shipped to this market.
1t showed value of o., 8 ounces of sill.
yer besides some lead and copper val
ues. The second carload ran ninety.
five ounces in silver. Three more car
loads of the same grade, including one
big car are on the road The manage
ment Is highly pleased at the showing
being made, the ore being knocked
down and run into the chute without
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Republican.
Spande Furniture Com
pany, your furniture and
carpet dealers, are now
open for business at their
new stand, the u. o. store
on Main street. Big stock,
new fixtures, new goods
and attractive'prices. Call
and see them. You will
never regret it.
CIV. Currell has bought VIM. @, An
derson's express outfit and will oper-
ate 1t until he has made a million dol
lars. He doesn't anticipate getting
this amount out OF Ii all at once, so
none need fear being 'held up" In the
matter OF charges, Currell is a thor.
oughly good fellow, honorable and re.
liable, and will treat anyone right
In purchasing Mr.. Anderson's rig, it
was with the understanding that viii
would take 1t back In case there was
any call for him to deliver the Agrl.
cultural College at the station for
shipment to Salt Lake city.
Mr. Charles W. Porter Of the depart.
ment OF chemistry at the Agricultural
College, spent an evening in Hunts.
vile last week, answering for two
hours the questions which large and
interested audience asked him about
consolidation. He was able to correct
many erroneous ideas, such as the
belief that Greek was taught In the
college, that the college farm was
small and abandoned, and he further
gave many absolutely correct data