The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-06

Mrs, Jacob West is again quite III,
unable TO leave her bed
Mrs. John Rosa has gone to Salt
Lake to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Anderson and
Mr.. Henry Heath, who have been
visiting Mrs NJ. H. Hanks, returned
to Salt Lake City Sunday.
The free veterinary clinics given
heretofore at the A. G. on Monday
afternoons will be given Wednesdays
at p. m commencing today.
Two additions TO the teaching force
at the New Jersey academy have been
made recently Boyer Of Penn.
sylvania and Miss Hervey of Virginia.
j. T.. Shaetler, representing the Gree.
ley Horse Importing company, is in
the vicinity Of Cove with a fine stall
lion, which is about to be purchased
by corporation of farmers
Mrs. Ferdinand Jacobson, who has
been in Ogden for some time past bed.
fast with pneumonia, has been remov.
ed to her home in this city and then
she shows some improvement.
The Gessell barber shop has moved
from the basement of the Hotel Eagle
up stairs into the apartments formerly
occupied by the Singer Sewing ma.
chine company, the latter people hav.
ing moved acrossed the street into the
new Andrews block.
There will be a grand Masquerade
ball given at the Hyrum dance hall
Friday evening, February sth. Cash
prizes will be given to the two best
sustained characters. All maskers
must reveal their identity to the
ticket-seller Admission soc; Specta.
tors 25c
The Wolfe Stock Co. played to fair
houses last week and added to the
splendid reputation made on former
visits here. The company plays some
of the valley towns this week,
and these places may be assured of
getting about the best that ever comes
to them.
Professor William Peterson, who
has just returned from the south end
of Bear Lake, says that ducks never
were so numerous rs this year. For
three miles around The south end OF
the lake the water was black with
them and most Of them are the large
mallards
John b. Gooch, the wealthy cattle.
man of Franklin, was in Logan the
latter part Of the week. In speaking
OF present railroad conditions as com.
pared with those OF few years ago he
made the statement that IL now takes
twice as long long to get train Of
cattle to the eastern market. A few
years ago it was possible to load train
OF beeves at Bancroft and get them
into Omaha with one feeding; today
1t is necessary to feed three times on
the way.
A tissue builder, reconstruction,
builds up waste force, makes strong
nerves and muscle. You will realize
after taking HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea what a wonderful benefit 1t
will be to you. IS cents, Tea or Tab.
lets. Cy Il Napier.
Oliver Carbon, son OF Paul and
Magealene Carbon, died OF typhoid, at
the hospital on Monday at 4 a. m.
The young man was taken i'll at Poca-
tello about three weeks ago and grad.
ually declined. Everything possible
was done to save him but efforts were
of no avail. The funeral will be held
at one p. m. today at the Fourth ward
meeting house. The remains can be
viewed at the Joel Kicks home, 1913 e.
2nd South, today between and IL
o'clock
The Brigham Young Col
lege music students will
sing Roots beautiful ora
tOriO, David" at the col
lege auditorium Friday
night. Admission IS and
so cents.