The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-07
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Special sale on mems, ladies' and
children's shoes, at J. II. Anderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". HI King went to Salt
Lake City Thursday to remain one
week.
Mrs. G.. W. Cole and son Truman
left for visit at Rexburg on Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Louis Cannon and sister, Miss
Barbara Howell, were passengers to
Salt Lake Thursday.
Jacob Schaub, mechanical engineer,
went to Grace, Idaho, Wednesday,
will probably return today.
Prof. ID c. Jensen, OF the B. Y. c.,
Is at home from Chicago, where he
was doing summer school work.
Persons desiring to take boa rders or
those having rooms to rent should re.
port same to the Brigham Young Col
lege at once.
Mrs. Henry Robbins and children
left Wednesday for Salt Lake City
after pleasant visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brangham.
s. w. Obray and wife, who have
spent the last ten weeks In Alberta,
returned home Thursday. They we're
delighted with the country. Mr..
Obray is aged eighty-four years and
stood the trip WE'LL
John G. Larsen, OF Hyrum, who has
interests 10 Pocatello valley, was In
Logan Thursday. He returns to his
farm today, where ne will remain
through the winter. He thinks well
Of Pecatello valley.
In recent issue THE REPUBLICAN
said the monthly meat and provision
bill OF the Gudmunsen cafe reached a
total OF Sl35. 1t should have been
about Sl35 per week. This is re-
markable difference.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell and
their daughter Mile, OF Missouri,
have been visiting the gentleman's
cousin, Benoni Campbell, of this city.
They left for home Thursday morning.
The family may return to this valley
and make it their permanent home.
Roller Skating at the Auditorium
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday OF
each week. Afternoon 2:3O to $50,
evening 7:3O to 1890. Instructions and
assistance given at the day session.
Children not allowed on floor at night.
Ladies free; skates 25c.
Mrs Lillian Gamble Brady returned
to her home In Salt Lake City yester.
day. She came to attend the funeral
Of her brother.in.law, d. r. Ham.
mond, who was the husband of hel
sister, the latter dying about two
years before her husbands death.
Misses Mae and Charlotte Kyle ar
| rived home Tuesday evening from 9
) tour of the Yellowstone Park. They
) spent one week In the park, were
l members OF jolly good crowd, ant
, enjoyed the sightseeing to the limit
5 On Thursday Miss Mae Kyle left iol
Ogden, where she will teach THU
winter
5 A fourteen.months' old son o
} George E. and Emma Loveland, of tn,
: Sixth ward, died Thursday morning
. the result OF bowel complaint. tn,
, funeral service will be held in thu
! Sixth ward meeting house today at
, o'clock. The remains may be viewed
at the family residence from to |:
a. m.
. VIM. Schneider, the man who beat
up ]. w. Harry few weeks, "go
! his" day or two ago, couple Of thu
! Wand boys pounding his head, fac,
and back into jelly. The Wand boy
, were fined and in default were sent L
: jail. Schneider, on later day, STRUCK
another fellow and was also fined
Geo. Johnson In attempting to sepa
rate the contestants was accidental,
struck with timber in the hands of
Mrs. Peterson. There's more to !
. but we didn't get it.
!, Tuesday afternoon, in the east room
OF the stake tabernacle, the funera
y service over the remains of Mrs. j. w
2 wilkins N was held. There was
e goodly attendance of friends Of tn
= family, many flowers, and highes
eulogies from the speakers, Elders w
II. Apperly and W. S, Langton, an
Bishop B. G.. Thatcher. Mrs. Netti
Sloan and Miss Phyllis Thatcher ful