The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-03-13

The friends of Mrs. 5. a. Langton
will be pleased to learn that she con.
tinues to improve very satisfactorily.
The best party Of the season-SO.
| ROSlS ball at the a. G. Saturday
evening. II you miss it, you WILL
miss 1t.
The Logan Second ward conference
will be held Sunday afternoon and
evening. The Stake presidency will
be present.
The Salt Lake papers say Vests
MINISTRIES are the best that have been
in the city in years. They come here
tomorrow night.
William and Leo Hurst came from
Pocatcllo last Saturday TO be with
their mother, Mrs Fred Hurst of the
Fifth ward, who is very m.
The Benson and Hyde Park confer.
ence has been postponed to an indet-
mite date. The mud is little too
deep for travel just at present.
The Eagle Cafe has passed from the
hands OF Frank r. Jackson and is now
being conducted by Miss Mary HofI-
man. Mr.. Jackson will 90 back 10
Montana
THE Fast Mail" was greeted by a
crowded house Monday night. The
scenic effects are said to have been
very fine, but the rest Of 1t hardly
above par.
Mr. Charles West, Miss Myrtle
West, and Bryan, returned to Ches-
terrified and Pocatello yesterday after
spending several days here, visit in.
cident to the illness and death Of Mrs.
Jacob West.
The quarterly conference Of the
Hyrum Stake will be held in Hyrum
Saturday and Sunday, March % and
"a. Meetings at 10 a. m. and p. m.
William @. Parkinson, Andrew M.
Israelsen, William ii. Vaughan, Stake
presidency.
N. p Madsen came into town from
Greenville Monday and urges upon
capitalists the wonderful possibilities
OF boat line between the county seat
and northern towns. He is confident
that number OF steamers could be
run at considerable profit.
Sarah A. Fullmer. aged 81 years,
passed away at Providence on Monday
at noon after an illness OF but four or
five days from erysipelas. She was the
widow of A. l.. Fullmer and leaves
six children and total Of 81 grand.
children and 81 great-grandchidren
Mrs. Fullmer was known as a woman
of strong character with heart of
gold.
A. e. Cranney, N. w. Kim ball, Louis,
Joseph L. and John p. Carbon, NJ. j.
Ballard, Lucian Farr, Jacob West,
Robt. Murdoch, A. II. Palmer and w.
j. Davis have filed suit against j. A.
McA lister to recover 1880 shares of
Zenoli mining stock which they claim
he received as commission In deal
where they, as co.partners, purchased
$4,000 worth Of stock.
Mr.. Bert" Fleming, a graduate Of
the A. @. OF U. who has been very
efficient instructor at the Agricultural
College OF Colorado for some, time, may
60 to the State school In New Mexico.
Mr.. Fleming has been offered posi-
tion there at $1,000 year and this
position carries with 1t certain favors
that mean half as much more. When
he notified the Colorado people OF his
contemplated change, they got hus.
tie on themselves, met the other fel.
lows raise and sent Mr.. Fleming on a
tour with bunch OF railroad and ir-
rigation people. Just at present he Is
hating between two loves, either OF
which would be acceptable II the other
dear charmer were away. bert" is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming OF
this city, well known here, and many
friends have watched his rapid rise
with no little pleasure.
Kentucky blue grass and
white clover for lawns,
One-half pound to square
rod. Sold at the Flower
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. West left on
Monday for their home at Pocatello.
Myra West, who has lived here with
her grandparents since the death of
Mr.. Vests first wife, went home with
them and will remain. For years Mr..
West has been prosperous cattle
man, but recently has become inter-