The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-08

Senator Huilen went to Salt Lake
city Wednesday morning.
Ruhlou ; Wells, Of Salt LaGc city,
stayed in Logan sunday night
I ucber j. Grrut addressed the stu.
dents at the Il Y College Monday
morning.
/ Alfred Blk Wil, represent the Log
an camp No IA, Modern Woodmer
IN Provo today
Mrs. 1alitha Raincy has purchased
Mr. John II Roscngreens property
in the Sixth ward,
Mrs, \ L Jenkins went to Ogden
Sunday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs Jennie Campbell.
Mrs Ezra c.. Rich, of Ogden, has
been in Providence few days visiting
relatives. She returned home yester-
day
Eliason Sisters have just re-
ceived o fine line of Summer
Goods.
The first shipment of marble monu.
ments from Scotland to Logan is en-
route for the Cache Valley Marble
company
President Alma Merrill passed
through Logan Monday morning on
the way to his grading camp in Ne.
vada
Mrs. C. d. Piper, mother of Mrs.
w. b. Preston Jr,, who had been
spending the past two weeks with her
daughter returned home yesterday.
T. Il. Daniels came from Richmond
Monday, where he is In the employ OF
the High Creek Power company. He
is well satisfied with his new posi-
ton.
Apostle Heber J Grant and Ruhlon
S. Wells were the speakers from Salt
, Lake city who attended the Benson
stake quarterly conference at Smith
field last Saturday and Sunday.
, James A. Peterson, son Of Edward
, Peterson of the Fourth ward, has
: opened up an agency for the White
) Sewing Machine company al Bell
Brothers old stand on First North.
7 Bishop Spaldng, Of Salt Lake city
I will be at St. Johns church on Thurs
n day evening to administer the rite o
= Confirmation. The service begins al
S s O'Clock and is open to the public.
It's too bad to see people who gt
from day to day suffering from physi
r cal weakness when HOLSTERS Rock
Mountain Tea would make them well
. The greatest tonic known. 80 cents
u Tea or Tablets. Cy. e. Napier.
L. +. Moench, secretary and treas
h urer of the Logan Glove and Tannin,
: factory, left for New YORK on Monda!
:, morning to purchase splitting ma
@ chine, the installation Of which vii
G cost 81 600.
V Mrs Egbcrt announces the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Nora Egbert Il
Mr.. Aquila c. Nebeker, to take place
i. early in June. Miss Egbert Is Logar
n City's Recorder, and Mr., Nebeker is
+. son of Hon. Aquilla Nebeker.
, Thomas Ray Jackson, son of Bishol
= Jackson, of Avon, started on mission
:, TO the Middle States Monday morning
!. Last Friday night the people of AvoI
rendered the young man sociable ant
raised purse of s55 to help him OF
!, his mission.
O The steady throng of customer
c going to Elason Sisters is due t.
}, the immense stock of Summe
y Goods just arrived.
j. r.. Edwards is just in receipt o
some very fine ore from the Cope
: Zone prospect, and this is to be assay
@ ed. The shaft is down more than 10
/. feet and fine ore is in sight all tn
/. way. A strike was made in the Onei
:, da prospect the other day. Both prop
II critics are said TO be regarded by ex
l. perienced men as very fine.
Two Car loads of Din
ing Chairs and Rockers
r have just arrived. We
n handle chairs from the
q leading chair manufacture
IA ing companies and we in
Z vite you to look over Oul
> line. as we know we car