The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-06
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the past two weeks, is now improving.
Mrs. George II. Champ went TO
Salt Lake and returned Thursday.
Mrs. August Berthosen and daugh-
ter Vendla are in Salt Lake City for
ten days.
For Sale.-l, 900 bushels of first class
New Zealand wheat. Garrett Dahlr,
Charleston.
j. II. Barker Of Cache junction,
shipped car load of hogs from Frank
lin yesterday.
Thomas Redford, agent for the
Cache Knitting Works, came from
Montana Thursday.
S. b. Thurston, Of Hyde Park, IN.
derwent an operation for appendicitis
Thursday afternoon.
Special-Saturday only, at Coop.
Drug Co, McDonald's quality choco.
late Nutine, % cents per TO-
Harry Goodsell, who was recently
brought from Butte, Montana, suffer-
ing from brain fever, is slightly i'm.
proved
Mrs. James Lowe came down from
Cardston Thursday. She is not in the
best OF health, being troubled with
rheumatism.
Tuesday afternoon a four-year. old
son of Charles Petersen, OF Providence
cut the fore. finger off of his left hand
with an axe.
Parties desiring good soil for lawns
can have it free of charge by apply.
ing to Thomas Blanchard, city road
supervisor.
James a. Leishman, Bishop c. j.
Larsen and William Morrell were
among those who went to conference
Iilulouuy lhOlilluPs
Willard Cranney,agen for the Bene-
fetal Life Insurance Company, came
down from Idaho Thursday morning
after an absence of two months.
The Cache Stake priesthood meet.
| ing scheduled for today has been post
poned one month on account OF the
General Conference at Salt Lake.
Newbold, the clothier, has joined
"The American Syndicate OF Shoe
Merchants" and has large stock of
best and cheapest shoes 10 Logan; try
them.
Mrs. James a. Leishman, of the
seventh ward, has suffered much IN
past years from asthma, andsas time
passes she is growing worse rather
than better. Friends will regret to
learn this.
The Juvenile Court commission
has placed the salary Of the Logan
Judge at 5000 year. This will enable
your uncle II. A. Peterson to add an
extra dish Of strawberries to the table
d'hote this year.
w. G. Danielsen leaves Immediately
for Independence, Mo, to be gone in
definitely, but his family will not &c
this trip. Mr.. Danielsen says sum
Gent stock has been sold to put a biz
plant into operation.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Miner announces
the marriage Of their daughte
Florence to Mr.. b. Il. Slusser on Apri
10. Mr.. Slusser Is an Idaho man, ONT
of the promoters Of the High Creek
Electric Light and Power Co.
Thousands have pronounced Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea the great
est healing power on earth. Wher
medical science fails, 1t succeeds
Makes you well and keeps you well
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy. E. Nap
per-
Dr. J. f, Petritsch is now located
in the Amussen property on Soutl
Main street, next to j. p. Smiths
printery, For the.past two years DR.
Petritsch has been housekeeping a.
the hotels, but has decided that HI
needs more room.
Mrs. William Van. Noy, who is run
ming lodging rooms on South Main il
Salt Lake City, was originally from
Richmond. She will take great pleas
ure in adding to the comfort OF hel
northern friends who will call on hel
during conference,
Miss Jean Dryden, who will be re-
membered as guest Of Frof. and Mrs
James Dryden few weeks ago, was
married at her home In Guelph, Onta,
rio, Canada, on the third inst. The
gentlemen VINO induced her to change
her name is one Ernest Hales, and he
| hat oil l.,