The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-31
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Miss Bertha George, of Bountiful, Is
visiting In Logan.
We cell the Earth ana Loan money
On u. H. A. Pedersen b Co.
The attendance 1t the Sunday af.
ternoon meeting at the tabernacle was
l,61S.
MIR. and Mrs. Osbourne Widtsoe are
spending three weeks vacation 10
Logan.
so per cent of on all childrens cloth.
itg at MORRELL'S. Last chance to-
day.
Anyone having lost black colt may
get information to their advantage by
inquiring at this office.
Dewitt Fullmer, son OF c. d. w.
Fullmer, Is in from San Francisco on
visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles Lloyd, OF this city, re.
turned from Preston Monday. She
had been visiting her parents.
EliasOn Sisters are sci.
ling Dress Good remnants
at 20 per cent off.
Mrs. Maud Robinson and children,
with her mother, Mrs Lamreaux, re.
turned from Preston Monday, where
they visited for ten days.
Mr.. Charles johnson and wife, Of
Salt Lake City, representing L. and A.
Cohn, dry goods merchants, were In
Logan Saturday on business.
Attorney f. X. Nebeker went to
Brigham Monday as attorney for b. c.
Carroll, who has been arraigned for
using deadly weapon at Garland a
short time ago.
Closing out at wholesale prices 500
pairs shoes and slippers. Also large
stock OF mems underwear at 25 cents
per garment, and mems dress shirts at
40 cents, at Andreas Peterson's.
1t IL said that over $1,000 was sent
out Of Logan the past year for flowers.
1t would be great saving II these
flowers could be grown here. Florists
say they can be If proper buildings
were put up for the purpose.
A grand ball will be given In the
Auditorium on Wednesday evening,
July 3lst, under the auspices Of the
Y. L. NJ. l. A. of Logan Second ward.
A grand time Is anticipated. Tickets
fifty cents, extra ladies ten cents;
chaperones free.
A fourteen.year-old son Of Edgar
Hale, living near Blackfoot, Idaho.
was kicked by horse on Tuesday,
July 23rd. 1t is thought the accident
will not prove serious. The boy is q
son Of Hyde Park lady, one of Samuel
Seamon's daughters,
Keith Bowman, aged 8 years, living
In the Fifth ward of this city,
died last Sunday after fifteen weeks
suffering with spinal meningitis. The
remains were taken to Provo on Mon.
day for burial. Mrs. Bowman has the
sympathy Of the whole community.
The disease being so malignant, the
family was placed under quarantine.
Col. Henry Watterson has named
his dark horse for the Democratic
presidential nomination-Gov. John.
son Of Minnesota-but he is no great
shakes compared with distinguished
gentleman THE REPUBLICAN has in
mind just at present-the Hon. Mr..
James Hansen, Of the Seventh ward,
Logan. Mr.. Hansen has more qualifi.
cations to the square inch than John
son has In the whole surface of his
anatomy and compared with the only
president the Democrats have beer
able to elect in thirty years, Mr.. Han
sen Is as the Washington monument
to city light pole. Grover Cleve
lands main claim to fame was his
ability to ashland catch nothing;
Mr.. Hansen's claim rests on the same
basis-only he catches tsh, and therein
lies difference that entities him Il
anything In sight. Mr.. Hansen SEM
to this Office Monday morning no les.
than twelve pounds of his piscatoria
proves, just sample OF what III
picks up every time he goes out t
wade a little. Three OF these were al
least two-and a-half Founders, beautie!
In form, size and feature. Any mar
that can catch fish like that, and a,
easily as Jim pulls 'em out, ought u
land presidential nomination ant