The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
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Logan yesterday.
There will be no services at st
Johns Church tomorrow.
! Stenographer wanted at tn,
Cache Knitting Works.
The 18th Quorum OF Seventy will
meet in the Sixth ward meeting hous,
June o, at AIS p. m.
Revs Johnston and Jones, of St
Johns Episcopal mission, went to Sal,
Lake Thursday morning to be gone
several days.
Rev. Day and wife. OF San A nselmo,
Cal, who have been in Logan and
Brigham City on two weeks visit,
left for home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Burton came
from Ogden Monday to attend the
graduating exercises at the A. C. u,
at which they had two sons graduate.
W. S. Muir, OF the Sixth ward, has
recently recovered from six weeks
attack Of yellow fever. He has lost
sixty pounds Of flesh, but feels all.
right.
Gov. Cutler has named VIII. THAN
as one Of Utah's delegates to a con.
vention at Denver on the 18th, called
for the purpose Of discussing the rela.
lions Of the states to public lands.
B. F. Ritter went to Salt Lake
Thursday to rem ain short time with
his brother, w. W. Ritter. who is
laboriDg under a heavy suspense
awaiting the arrival Of the remains of
his daughter, who recently died in
Germany.
You can't tell a women's age after
she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Her complexion is fine. She is
round, plump, and handsome; in fact
she Is young again. 35cents. Tea or
Tablets. Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Ed. +. Tout. father Of Mamie, Mag.
gle and Hazel Tout, announces that
ne has arranged to postpone the tour
Of Miss Mamie Tout. who had agreed
to start next season under the drec.
tion OF John Cort, manager OF the
Northwestern Theatrical association,
for one year. Instead OF touring Anne.
RIGA, Miss Tout will sing in London
the coming season.
The high waters in Logan river did
number OF property owners not a
small amount Of damage. Steve Hail
stones slaughter.house corral was cut
up so badly by the river that it will
be necessary to change the location Of
the house, which had been constructed
at cost Of about 500. Further down,
the river piled gravel from three to six
feet deep on 800 land
In the last issue 1t was stated that
the Odd Fellows annual excursion
would be on June l4th: it should have
been the 18th. The Odd Fellows semi.
annual election was held Monday eve-
ming with the following officers elect
ed: }. II. Westover, noble grand; John
MontrOse, vice, grand; Charles Pear
son. secetary; Hyrum Weatherston,
treasurer: Fl. G. Hayball, trustee for
one and a half years
Prof. Thomas +. Mckay, who was a
member Of the A. G. faculty the past
year, left Wednesday for his home at
Ogden Prof Mckay has ju Z been
elected county superintendent OF
schools of Weber county and has ac-
cepted The position is a fairly lucra-
tive one and came TO him as a sur
prise, all OF which he duly appreciates,
OF course. Mr.. Mckay has made many
friends here during his stay. II
Last Saturday, the Cache Valley
Marble co received consignment
of Scottish marble monuments and
markers, the freight costing Sl,070,
Finer goods never came TO Utah.
Lovers OF this kind Of work should
not fail to visit the company's and
inspect this beautiful stock, which is
now on exhibition, 1t is believed
that this shipment is the first OF its
kind ever brought 10 the intermoun-
tain region.