The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-16

sen, OF the Seventh ward, Is down with
typhoid
Mrs. A. n Ostlund, OF this city, who
has been down with pneumonia since
December 10, is gradually improving.
II the mud singers in Salt Lake
would but get busy with suoN4hovel
now greater good will be accomplished
III. G.. Hayball writes home that nc
is staying in Los Angeles until pre-
vailing rainstorm ceases He says
that in some streets water is twelve
inches deep.
Fred Smith, the baker, has Installed
three-phase half-horse motor in his
establishment TO be used for power in
breadmixing, making of ice cream
and such like.
A large stock of ladies', gents and
misses felt shoes and slippers, also
gents and boys necced lined under
wear, is now being closed out regard
less Of cost. at Andreas peterson's
MIS- A. II, Casperson, of Preston is
down visiting Mrs Katherine lib.
bard. She came particularly to be
present at the festivities attendant
upon the lady's birthday.
John Q. Adams, of this city, has
been appointed by Governor Cutler
as delegate from the state OF Utah
to the Dry Farm Congress at Denver
this month. He starts east on Sunday
That the roller skating craze in Lo-
gan has not ntirely displaced dancing
was evidenced by the large number
that went from here to the Providence
pavilion Saturday evening. Fifty OF
more went to the burg on the south
to trip the light fantastic.
The Union Mercantile company will
close at six p. m. on Saturday even
ing tor the purpose OF moving their
stock Of goods to the old stand Of the
Logan Dry Goods Co, where the bust
ness will te resumed as soon as the
change can possibly be made.
The local basketball season opens
Saturday evening at the b. Y. c.,
when a game between the team Of
that institution and the a. G. Of o
squad will be played. The enthusiasts
of both schools are looking forward tC
spirited game.
+. NJ. Teet, of the Teet Bargain
Store, left for New York City Monday
to make purchases for the several "bar
gain stores" which he runs in Utah
An advertisement as set by one Of thu
city printers left with some the i'm
preston that he was going to close ou'
his business here, but he insists that
| this is farthest from his intention.
Mrs. Katherine Hubbard reached
her 18th milestone last Sunday and II
honor OF the event and her faithful
service as member Of the Relic
Society, large number Of the ladie!
OF that organization called upon he
Monday afternoon and together thel
enjoyed a season Of converse and 4;
general good time. Mrs. Hibbard wa,
made the recipient OF many very mic,
presents, and she says she has proven
der enough left TO last month, II
the evening, as many more OF Mrs
Hibbard's old time friends gave her ;
royal surprise and not until lat,
hour did they break up the gathering
The day proved one long to be remem
bered by this aged lady and she Il
highly appreciative OF the kindness o
her friends.
Thomas Stirland's family, Of Provi
dence, seems TO be having about al
much trouble as Job Is credited with
Since September Of 1905 no less thar
eight OF his family have been seriousl,
III, and during one week seven Of thes,
were fiat on their backs, all at IN,
same time, There have been fou
cases OF typhoid, one OF pneumonia
one in which there were various com
plications, including typhoid, symp
toms OF diphtheria and liberated face
and then there were three very sever,
cases Of la grippe. AT the presen
time seventeen year old daughter i
very i'll Of typhoid with which she wa
taken some time before Thanksgiving
Inasmuch as all but this last one hav,
come out of their difficulty In fai
shape, Mr.. Stirland Is inclined to fee
rather thankful that IL has been n,
worse.
The last assay Of ore taken from tn,
Royal Flush prospect east OF this cit.
shows values amounting to Sl6.40
This value is chiefly In lead, there be
ing about II per cent, or 250 pound
to the ton. The gold values discover
ed at first have disappeared, and Their