The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-25
Miss Sdonia Olsten, OF Manti, is
visiting the Egber sisters.

Ariel Carbon left Logan Sunday for
Chicago, where he will spend the via
ter at the University Of Chicago.
Utah beet topping knives (the knive,
with the hook can be had at Sidney
Stevens Implement Co sole agents.
Mrs. N. E. Clemenson continues In
III health and bids fair to continue
that way some. She Is not permitted
to see visitors only occasionally and
then for only few minutes.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Heber Part.
ington, last Thursday, a big bov.
Heber confidently expects to have the
young man driving water wagon
next year and thus permit his old dad
to take rest.
Hon. b. II. Roberts came to Logan
Monday night. returning to Salt Lake
City Tuesday morning. Mrs Roberts,
who has been with her daughter
through the summer, accompanied
Mr.. Roberts home.
Seth A. Langton Jr. started last
Friday for the Northwestern Dental
School, Chicago, where he expects to
remain until next June. when he will
return for the state board examina.
ton OF this state, which will be held
at that time.
Dress goods for the most fas.
tidious can BE- procured at Ella
sons.
In reporting the death Of Edna
Brossard. The Republican was mis-
taken 10 saying she had not been Ill.
In fact, she had been an invalid all
her life, and she gradually wasted
away. The funeral was held at Ok.
ford Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Brossard
returned from there late Monday
night.
Despite the usual contempt for carp
as a fish. it will readily be conceded
that for woman to land one Of these
weighing ten pounds is feat out oil
the ordinary. While fishing In the
vicinity Of Benson the other day
County Recorder Sarah Merrill hooked
a carp OF that size, and before she
finally landed it was almost convinced
that she had caught the Bear Lake
monster. The fish was prize beauty
and after dislnfecting IL with ASA
foetida and leaving 1t In the sun foul
days, its picture was taken and the
animal buried beneath the subsoil
The fish was probably the largest
) caught In Cache valley this year.
To those who have not been through
the Meissner bakery in Its new loca
tion, a visit there will prove quite 9
revelation. Mr.. Meissner has about
J all his work done with the latest ap
proved machinery, and all he has Il
do now to produce a thousand loaves O
bread in twenty minutes is to press al
I electric button. It's not quite Thu
, easy, but he Sits barrel Of flour IL
!, two minutes, mixes his dough in ,
patent churn, chops It up into loave
T with a machine and bakes it ip al
, automatic heater. A cake machine Il
an interesting addition TO his plant
and the whole ''shebang" is model
Mr. Meissner Is Justly proud OF hi
, shop and takes delight In showing
3 the visitor the sights.
. During re cent months so many hav
formed a nocturnal liking for tn
county court house grounds that tn
commissioners have decided to plac
several electric lights in the park tina
: its beauties may be even more (?) at
: tractive after niRhtfall. These visi
tors will then be better able to picl
out the particular clump OF shrubber!
: In which they may continue thei
drunken orgies. Quite recently ar
rangements for hedge fence on tn
: north side of the grounds have beel
= made. 1t is also the intention to Ia
cement walk from the sidewalk L
!, the court house steps. All these i'm
! provements will add very material
to the appearance Of the county prop
/ erty.
$ When coming to Eliason's, i
, you do not see what you need il
! ladies' wear, ask for it. No trou
. BILE to show goods. Plenty o
, clerks, and prompt attention civ
| en- to patrons.
> Friends OF Prof. and Mrs. l. A
Ostien will readily recall their CUES
of last winter, Mrs. G. II. Winge
. mother OF Mrs Ostien, and regret Il
learn that she died IN Miles City, Mon