The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-04

S y. Morgan and wife, OF Franklin, |
came to Logan Wednesday.
Henry Lundahl is up from Ogden
spending few days with relatives
OFF Cronquist, OF Greenville, was
recently offered $3.50 for one pair of
work horses.
job Smith, Of Millville, was in Logan
Wednesday, having recovered from a
resent attack Of jaundice.
William Lowe, Of Franklin, left LC-
gan Thursday for the eastern states
where he goes to perform mission.
James Shorten and wife, OF Smith.
field expect to leave for California in
the near future to spend at least one
year.
II. j. Frederick is i'm Black Rock
in the southern part Of the state to
investigate sheep disease called big
head"
A. A. Olsen passed through Logan
Thursday with shipment OF live hogs
for Ogden, for which he had to pay
top prices.
Joseph j. Richardson and Robert
Gritiith, Of Smithdeld, shipped three
cars Of three and four-year.old steers
to Denver last Thursday.
Agrippa Cooper returned home to
McCammon Thursday from Salt Lake
where he acted as witness In the
Federal court in the case OF Price vs..
o. S. l..
Some valuable sheep in Box Elder
county near Fielding have been in
spected by Veterinary II. J, Frederick
and are said to have cerebro. spinal
meningitis,
Mrs. Anern Larsen, OF Bear River
City, Box Elder county, was SO years
old last Tuesday. Her son, L. f. Lar.
sen, and family went over to help
celebrate the occasion.
Albert J. Merrill, OF Smithfeld has
started an up-to-date furniture store
in the old Robert Griffith mercantile
stand. He intends to carry general
line of house furnishings.
Lorenzo Hansen and Louis Carbon
were passengers to Richmond last
Wednesday, the former to attend to
business with the Richmond Con.
densed MIX factory, the latter on real
estate business.
Charles w. Mack, OF Smithfield, who
has been selling off his effects during
the past month, has bought residence
property on Twenty.second street in
Ogden. The family expects to move
to Ogden by June l.
Artists have no trouble in securing
models. The famous beauties have
discarded corsets and have become
models 10 face and form since taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 80
cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy. E. Napier
In one Of our previous issues it was
stated that W. w. Roundy had sold
his property at Benson. 1t is S. II
Roundy that has sold. The former
gentleman is still a citizen Of Cache
county. S. II. Roundy left on Wed.
; nesday for Provo.
While your sons and daughters are
at the NEW AUDITORIUM they are
not in bad company, but are with
ladies and gentlemen. Come and see
what roller skating really is in big,
fine, well.managed rink. Good music
all the time. Admission but 10 cents
Gov. John G. Cutler, acting under
the laws passed by the last legislature,
creating a State Board OF Examiners
in Optometry, has just appointed on
that board f. j. Alexander, Salt Lake
county; II. o. Jensen, Salt Lake coun,
ty, and Walter NJ. Stokey, Tooele
county. This law makes it compul.
sorry for everybody beginning the prac.
tice of fitting glasses to pass an exam,
ination. This is in line with laws
passed in nearly all the other states
and is the first step towards the ad
vancement Of the optical profession in
the state Of Utah, All people, who
are now practicing, are given until
July 10 to register.
Mrs. VIM. Brangham entertained q
number OF ladies Thursday afternoon
who spent the time in making quilt
for Mrs. Susan Parks, Of Los Angeles
widow OF Rev. Calvin Parks, formerly
minister III this city Mrs. Parks was
ever a woman Of kindly disposition
and good deeds and has in Logan not
few warm friends, most of whom
gathered on this occasion 10 tie knot
or two in loving remembrance, ThC
quilt was finished and will be forward
II -. L.