The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-03-13
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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Good dinners for farmers Tire.
mont hotel, % cents.
Thomas Mckay, instructor at the
A. G. OF U spent Sunday at his home
In Ogden.
SOROSIS Ball at A. c Of ~. GYM
asium Saturday night. Always
REAL event, GO.
Mrs. It. ID. Roberts grand opening of
spring millinery will be held March 10
and 20.
Mrs. Lizzie Parrish, who visited
Mrs J. u. Linford for some time past,
returned to her home at Centerville
Saturday morning.
All kinds of vegetable
and flower seeds at the
Flower Store. See our
seed window.
II G. IIayball has recently purchased
Mr.. Il. p. Bacons automobile, a Cadil-
lac. Mr.. Bacon has purchased a large
car for use between here and Grace,
Idaho.
Brig Morse, formerly Hyde Park
boy, has been in the Salt Lake postal
service for nearly twenty years. He
is the only employe in that service
that length of time and bears a most
excellent reputation.
Mary--Dark circles under the eyes
indicate sluggish circulation, torpid
liver and kidneys. Exercise and Hol-
listers Rcky Mountain Tea will make
you we'll and beautiful. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Cy e. Napier.
J. G. Thomas, once an instructor at
the A. @, Is now a teacher at the L.
d. S. University. He Is an ardent
supporter of the college in the present
fight. Mosiah Hall, an instructor in
the b. Y. c. year ago, is out against
us.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. II. A. Petersen g. Co.
Ray Montrose, a young man favor.
ably known in Logan, still remains an
employe In the Mccormick bank OF
Salt Lake city. BY his honesty and
close application to business he has
been advanced In the bank to a more
lucrative position, and he is now also
a married man.
Bronze grass is the grass
for dry land. 1t does not
need watering; a fine crop
of hay and good grazing
land after hay is cut. We
have it at the Flower
Store.
In connection with the ward bish-
opIic, Messrs. Stephen Hailstone, Wes-
ley Jacques, G.. W. Skidmore, J.. z.
Stewart, Geo. G.. Hendricks, N. w.
Haws and p. N. Nielsen are acting as
committee In the erection OF the
Sixth wards new meeting house.
On Friday last all the married PEG.
pie of the Fourth ward were given
demonstration Of good will and friend.
ship by Bishop Joseph Newbold and
Coupselors Joseph S. Campbell and
Andrew Eliason. The affair consisted
OF a fine musical program and delicious
refreshments. Fully 800 people were
present and enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely from 1880 to IL O'Clock. 1t
goes without saying that the new
bishopric reached the hearts of their
people In this way and established an
excellent feeling.
Samuel p. Hall, OF Wellsville, was
in Logan Monday. In speaking Of
Wellsville's prospects OF securing cleo
trio lights he said that In all PROBABLE
ity the city will be bonded and a plant
Installed. A preliminary canvas for
patronage resulted In securing con-
tracts for about 900 lights on the
promise that they would cost no more
than fifty cents per month, The citi.
Gems were TO hold a meeting Monday
night TO dcuss the matter OF bonding.
The plan proposed is to bond for about
$4,000, the total cost of the plant, and
install IL at once. 1t is said that a
100-horse power plant will supply the
need at present and that 1t can be
operated for not more than SO, 500 per
year. The progressive citizens Of
Wellsville are determined to keep up
with the procession.
Spande Furniture Com
pany, your furniture and