The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-13
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New zealand wheat. Garrett DAZZLE,
Charleston.
Henry Flamm, head OF the Flamm
mercantile establishment of Rexburg,
was in the city on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIayball are at home
from Salt Lake City, where they went
to purchase millinery supplies.
Louis Henderson, OF Oneida, Ida,
and Eugenia Benson, Of Logan, were
married in Salt Lake last week
II. G. Hayball has reprinted the
front of his mercantile establishment.
which gives it very neat appearance.
liver Nielsen, the county fish and
game warden, was seen roaming along
the river banks near Wellsville on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Heiner, who came from
Salt Lake to attend the funeral of her
father, Aaron Farr, returned home
Thursday.
Edward Bench, Teddy" came to
Logan Tuesday to see his wife and
the baby. Mr.. Bench is now located
at Idaho Falls.
Henry Borkman was over from New
ton Thursday. He and his family will
leave for Alexandria, Idaho, today,
Mr.. Borkman having farm there.
Worley & Nelson have force Of
men working on the Richmond bank,
which is to be two-story building in
stead OF one as was first contemplated
The Juvenile Court Commission In
session at Salt Lake City Tuesday
named Andrew King as probation
Officer for Logan at salary Of $3.50
yearly.
/ In order to make room for our new
shipment Of wall paper we will give a
reduction for ten days in all hold-over
stock of 33s per cent. LOGAN FUR.
NITURE COMPANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thatcher came
home Wednesday from weeks stay in
Salt Lake City. Mr. Thatcher had
taken very severe cold and was con-
siderably under the weather.
Every woman appreciates beauti.
full complexion, so much desired by
men. Such compilations come to all
who use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea 50 cents, Tea or Tablets Cy.
f. Napier.
The regular monthly officers meet.
ing OF the Y. L. NJ. /. A. Of Cache
Stake will be held in the east base
ment room Of the tabernacle, Sunday,
April IA, at 2 o'clock p. m. A full at
tendance OF officers is desired. Men,
bers invited. NJ. l., Hendrickson,
president,
Carl CART made $50 set OF cushions
for the Morris chair presented to w.
! S. Mccormick by the students Of the
Agricultural College. 1t is said that
Mr.. Mccormick was so pleased over
this handsome gift OF his wards"
that in his letter Of thanks he came
near getting sentimental.
Mr.. Henry c. Gleed and Miss Mabel
Nebeker will be joined in wedlock in
this city on the 18th. The young man
is son Of a wealthy stock man OF
Dillon, Montana, and the young lady
is a daughter Of Hon, Aquilla Nebeker,
OF this city, at whose residence the
ceremony will be performed.
Mrs. George II. Tribe returned to
Ogden Thursday morning after stay
ing ten days with her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Quincy, who has been nigh
unto death. Mrs. Quincy first had
typhoid fever, then erysipelas and
finally severe stomach trouble. Her
friends feel that she Is past the crit
ical period and is on the road to re-
covery,
In passing the poor farm Of Weber
county large number Of old gentle
men are observed at work on the ad.
joining land Why cannot similar
institution be started in Cache coun-
ty? The county owns two nice pieces
Of land, and home for the aged and
intlrm might be maintained for the
welfare Of indigent persons and with
out loss to the county, If handled prop
erly.
On Monday night Mrs. Fred Melss.
ner was given birthday anniversary
surprise that was complete success
in every way. Baker Meissner invited
his wife to 60 to an Odd Fellows affair
at the hall and the two stopped at
Pastor Thomas's to take them along
Once Inside the house and seated
about fifty friends burst In from hid