The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-12

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George Y. Smith, cashier of the
Smithtield bank, was in Logan on bus
mess Friday.
Go to Newbold for bargains in
clothing, sweaters, undsrwea etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. L.. Needham re-
turned from Salt Lake City Thursday
evening. They say that Salt Lake Is
minus any snow, that the air is balmy
and the streets dusty.
Miss Annie Raymond went to Ogden
Thursday morning to join new teach.
er coming TO the New jersey Academy
and to spend day inspecting work In
the Ogden schools.
Miss Mary Roberts, daughter Of
Arthur Roberts the Alton merchant,
came to Logan Tuesday night. The
young lady will remain here three
months, as she expects to take three
months course in music.
Florence Bell aged IL, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bell OF Logan,
died on Wednesday at p m, of pneu.
monia followed by an abcess. The fu.
neral will be held in the Sixth ward
meeting house Sunday at II a. m. The
remains can be viewed at the home,
2lO South First East, from to II a.
m. Sunday.
Representatives Petersen, Hen
bricks and Vaughan left for Salt Lake
this morning to be there In time for
the caucus to be held tonight. In Mr..
Pedersen's absence II. W. Smith will
act as city justice pro TEN. Judge Pc.
dersen believes that his legislative
work need not interfere with his juve.
nile judgeship, and he will continue to
handle this department, relying on
officer King for little extra work.
Benjamin Carlisle in speaking of
1.-THE Flower Store" says that from
now on he has every confidence that
he can secure all the flowers desired.
Just at present some especially mag
niticent blossoms are in. In very
short time the seed season will be on
and Mr. Carlisle says that he will keep
supply that will make 1t unnecessary
for any to send elsewhere for seeds.
Here's hoping that the public may
! learn to appreciate 1.-THE Flower
Store" to the greatest extent possible
According to the Box Elder News,
ii. Bullen, Jr., and John M. Mills were
scheduled for debate at the Brigham
city opera house last night, the sub.
ject for debate being Resolved that
the unicn of the State University and
Agricultural College will be for the
best good OF the educational interests
OF the state OF Utah" The Debate
was arranged for by the "High School
Debating Society" Messrs. Mills and
Bullen are the ones who handed In
the majority and minority reports,
hence the selection Of these two.
Mrs. James Dryden gave a farewell
tea Thursday afternoon in honor of
her niece, Miss Jean DRYDEN, who left
yesterday morning for her home near
Toronto, Can. The affair is said to
have been one Of exceptional pleasure
despite the sincere regret of the com.
pany at the early departure Of the
guest of honor. Miss Dryden came
from the east with Professor and Mrs
Dryden in September, and during the
four months Of her stay here has made
many warm friends. Those at the
tea" were Mrs. j. A. Bexell, Mrs. n
r. Moore, and Misses Linn, Kyle
Grace and Martha Fisher and Mis-.
Wyant.
Those in Cache who remember the
histrionic efforts OF John Turner and
Others that on an occasion or two re.
suited in the firing OF cabbages, eggs
etc, will be surprised at the following
from the Magrath Pioneers mention
OF production Of Captain Racket:
"Mr. j. Turner took the role OF the
'easy-going husband with an elastic
conscience, his playing bringing forth
rounds and rounds Of applause and tc
climax il all, beautiful boquet OF
flowers was thrown at him from the
audience" From bad eggs to flowers
in few short years is quite an i'm.
provement and John, as well as the
public, is to be congratulated.
Did you ever notice the oyercoats
the Hub Clothing store are showing In
their store window and in front OF the
store marked at IS O02 1t is actually
surprising to see goods of that char.
acter marked at such ridlculously
low figure. On being asked how this
could be done, the manager said: 1T
cannot be done excepting at a loss, as
these overcoats really cost US more
than what we are selling them at, and
again looking at IL In another way II
| Ia not n loss We huy ALI NJ mr. onnds