The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-28
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Congressman Howell made a return
trip to Salt Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Nibley went to
Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Telford, hotelkeeper at
Lewiston, was In Logan Thursday.
Girls wanted to do finishing work at
Cache Knitting Works.
John Thomas Jr. and wife are down
from Lima, Montana. for one week. =
Grand sale on Clothing and Furnish.
ings at Newbolds
On Thursday morning G. S. Water.
laus started on mission to Switzer-
land.
Mrs. Z L. Gardiner returned to
Montpelier on Thursday after weeks
stay In Logan.
Prof. j. d. Vowel and wife, Of
Colorado, were the guests Of Prof. and
Mrs. Ball the past week.
On Weinesday Ernest Needham,
the hotel man, and Thos Nelson and
wife were down from Preston.
John II Montague, Of Preston, aged
nineteen years, leaves for German
mission next Monday.
Roller skating at the Auditorium
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Mathew Foster, one Of the employees
OF the Salt Lake City railway, is spend.
ing his vacation with his relatives at
Mendon.
Mrs. Z. j. Thompson, mother Of A.
II. Thompson, and her daughter, Mrs.
]. w. Merrill, returned to Salt Lake
City yesterday.
Mrs. Barratt, of the Hanks hotel,
aud Miss Cassaday went TO Salt Lake
Thursday to see Olga Nethersole in
grand opera.
Cards announcing the marriage Of
]. F. Woolf and Miss Rhoda Stoddard,
OF Cardston, are out. They have mum.
erous relatives In this valley.
Prof. E. d. Ball, head OF the A. G.
experiment station, went to Salt Lake
Thursday, where he will remain few
days In the interest of the State Fair.
Dress goods for the most fas-
tidious can be procured at Ella
sons.
The elders of Cache stake will meet
In annual conference In the tabernacle
Sunday, September 20, at 10 and 2
O'Clock. A full attendance Is desired.
r. S. Campbell is in such condition
that his mother and two sisters re.
turned to Salt Lake City Thursday.
Mr.. Campbell and son Serge will leave
for Portland shortly.
May as we'll get an Avery beet pillow
first as last. You will get one sooner
or later anyhow. Experimenting witt
other devices for digging beets is {
waste Of time and money. Sldne,
Stevens Implement Co.
; The Right Honorable and Reverend
. Mr.. Benjamin Carlisle, Of Flowe
Store and bass drum fame, has an
other claim on the public's attention
"a boy big enough for twins. Thu
young man arrived Monday evening
speaks in three languages, including
volapuk, and Mr.. Carlisle has alread
, insisted that his partner, Thoma
Stirland, discharge the Flower Stor
clerk and give his boy chance.
Regular appointments VIII be oh
served at the Presbyterian churcl
Sunday at IL a. m and 1880 p. m. Tn
Christian Endeavor Society will re
sumo regular work at o'clock Sunda
night. All members are requested T.
! be present If possible. The Sunda
/ School occurs as usual at 1915, and al
the children are expected.
Utah beet TOPPING knives (the knive
:, with the hook can be had at Sidne
a Stevens Implement Co., sole agents.
{ A convention of the officers OF elite
1 and towns of the third class has bee
g called by Governor Cutler, to be hel
n at Barrett hall, Salt Lake, october
a The meeting is called for the purpos
;. Of devisng means for the establish
}. ment Of free libraries and gymnasium
:. in those towns which are not pre-
Z vided. Section 1869 Of the laws c
g Utah in act passed at the last sessio
e Of the Legislature, and provides tina
when fifty legal voters Of town @
city present. petition to the Recorde
OF the town stating that the estat