The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-23
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I II Miles Sr., of Smithheld. Is
down with la grippe.
The Logan Junk company is opening
upR branch house at Preston.
Wanted: Mattresses S2j per month
room and meals. Kenyon hotel, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
VIM, Treasure, of oxford, the foun.
der OF Treasureton, Idaho, is spending
a week ia Logan.
Alex. Lewis, of this city, went to
Malad City Wednesday to attend
Welsh eistedfodd.
Mrs Paul Carbon, OF Benson, is very
III with la grippe, accompanied by
symptoms OF pneumonia
Hat sale $500 up. New
bold, clOthier.
President Linford, OF the b. Y. O.,
went to Salt Lake on Wednesday in
the interest OF the college.
George q. Rich's twelve year old
daughter was operated on Wednesday
for appendicitis, She is getting along
very nicely.
Mrs. Sarah Jones, Of Draper, and
her sister, Mrs. Ann Huband, are visit.
ing with Mrs. Jones daughter, Mrs.
Mile Thorp.
Charles Jacobsen, who met with a
serious accident at Bingham a short
time ago, Is slowly recovering. He is
In the hospital at Bingham.
NJ. Mauritzen, the coal man, had a
tumor removed from his body on Wed.
nesday. He stood the operation nicely
and Is getting along satisfactorily.
Mrs. Roy Kimball and Mrs. Seth
Blair started for Winnemucca, New
ada, Thursday to join their husbands,
who have employment at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Barber, Messrs.
Seth and Willard Langton and Fred
Turner, OF this city, attended the old
folk reunion at Smithfield on We'd
nesday.
The Hyrum Stake Relief society will
hold their monthly officers meeting
Saturday, March ., 1907, at ~ noon, In
the Third ward meeting house, lily.
rum. Nellie e. Parkinson, president;
Georgene Ralph, secretary.
Abraham Smith, Of Smithtield, is
undergoing series OF operations In
the L. ID. S. hospital at Salt Lake
city for the Strengthening Of his leg.
He came to his home in Smithfield on
Tuesday, but will return in the near
future TO receive further attent ion
from the surgeons.
Since John c. Burnett bought out
the Price saloon business at Smithtield
he has spent considerable means In
making the place attractive. Artistic
work has been done on the interior
and cabinets of wild birds and animals
are on exhibition. The outside Of the
whole premises has been painted
. white, so that the place in genera
looks exceptionally tidy and clean.
Grace, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ". Clark, died at their home
10 Bozeman; Mont, on THURSDAY Of
last week after an illness OF but few
days. The child was but little more
than year old, and was afflicted will
meningitis and pneumonia. Professor
and Mrs. Clark have many friends here
to whom the news Of their misfortune
will bring sorrow.
On Tuesday Mrs. j. A. Jones anC
daughter, Lila WEIGH, entertained al
dinner at their home on North MAR
street, the following friends, several
of whom they had not seen for mum
Der of years: Mesdames Eliza Smith
Sarah Jones, Mile Thorp, Ann HUI
band, Lydia Baker, NJ. A. Lishman
Laura Knowles, NJ. Hamp, E. L. and
Sarah Crowther, L. L. Gordon, j. e
Stewart and Dora Bunce. The after.
noon was spent In music and social
chat, and the refreshments were a
tribute to the culinary skill OF the
hostess.
CONSOLIDATION SALE al Dun.
bar, Robinson & Co.'s south store.
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