The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-17

ODD w tSi ISL NOTlIl.
Bishop Edwin Bodily, OF Fairview,
Ida, was in Logan on Monday
John Stewart, the assayer OF Salt
city, has been spending few days in
Logan.
For Sale at bargain Saddle and |
Bride, good as new c. A Cummings |
SO West First North.
Congressman Howell, with his wife
and son Joseph, went to the state me.
tropolis yesterday
You are invited to attend the
Grand Ball tonight at the new amuse.
ment hall, Southon First West.
Mrs. Sally Hyde, of Hyde Park, has
been quite i'll since hearing of her
daughters death at Cardston.
Mrs. VIM. Shilling returned to her
home at Rupert, Ida, on Sunday. She
Is a sister Of Mrs Edwin Curtis.
The many friends of Mrs James
Quayle Jr. will be glad to know of
some improvement in her condition.
Tracey, fifteen year old daughter
of Erastus Lamb at Hyde Park, is
seriously afflicted with heart failure.
Miss Ardell Crockett will 20 with
her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Cummings, to
Nevada the latter part OF this month.
For Sale-Eighty acres choice beet
land in Trenton, including good water
right Inquire W. r. Lewis, Lewis
ton.
Jesse Knight, Of Provo, has sub
scribed for 81, 900 in stock in the Dan
ielson Plow company of Independence,
Missouri
David Smith, formerly of this city,
now resident Of Bountiful, Utah,
spent Sunday in Logan visiting his
mOJIler anu SISTERS
Mrs. Orrin Morris, of Salt Lake, has
! been staying with her sister.in.law,
Mrs. Thomas Barton, for few days
She returned home yesterday.
S. G. Stevens, of Ogden, is under
contract with the Logan Sugar Fac
tory to plant 1900 acres of beets. Most
of them will be planted In Trenton.
James LIGHTHOUSE, Of Paradise, has
suffered much during the past few
months with intiamatory rheumatism.
His present condition is not favorable.
David r. Roberts is engaged in SELL
ing stocks In Nevada mining compa-
MES Incidentally he is selling stock
in the Danielson Plow company, OF
Independence, Mo.
Every woman appreciates beauti.
full complexion, so much desired by
men. Such compilations come to all
who use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea 80 cents, Tea or Tablets Cy.
Il. Napier.
Last Sunday afternoon Bishop
Richord Yeates and counsellors we're
honorably released from the bishopric
of the Third ward. William Evans
was sustained as the new bishop,
with John Quayle and John Everton
as counsellors,
Our car of wall paper has just been
received and we are better prepared
than ever TO take care of our custom.
ers. Come In and see our stock before
buying. LOGAN FURNITURE CON-
PANY.
Prof. Northrup was called to Col.
inston on Tuesday by the Tree Inspec-
tor OF Box Elder County to assist in
the inspection OF large consignment
of $1,000 trees. The Inspector con.
veyed the idea in his phone message
that all of them we're worthless.
j, "a htiuTlChSOii has LOuRuU
Charles Lloyd's stock in the Cache
Knitting Works. At a recent stock
holders meeting the same officers were
retained in their respective positions,
with the exception of Charles Lloyd,
whose interests are now transferred
Owing TO the excessive high water
In the mountain streams, more or less
driftwood is sure to lodge against the
bridges. The road supervisors should
give this matter attention and keep
the bridges clear OF distractions so
the water can pass. II not some
bridges are liable to go down.
VIC. Greaves now owns the we'll ma
chine formerly owned by Greaves &
Ever, they having bought the machine
from VIM, f. Rigby year ago. Mr..
Greaves has just drilled two fine flow
ing wells In the southwest part of the
city ono for Iowall Davis and ono for