The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-05
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Cheap Money-6 and 8 per cent on
farms. j. z. Stewart.
Kohn Bros. Clothing for men, Danbe
Cohn Hercules Suits for boys. At
Newbold's.
Lost-An overcoat between Rich.
mond and Smithfeld. Leave at this
Office and receive reward.
Thomas Sleight, Of Paris, has been
In Logan a few days trying to induce
blacksmiths to help him with patent
dump for hay racks.
In very short time 1t will be
pleasure TO 20 TO jail. The roadway
past the Harris Music Co. s new store
is being cemented.
Wanted-First.class boarding &C.
commodations In a private family or
two comfortable rooms furnished or
unfurnished. Phone 147Z
Miss Mary Jensen, Of Mendon, was
operated on in this city Wednesday.
She Is getting along very nicely and
bids fair for an early recovery.
The Fonnesbeck Knitting Works
goods are unsurpassed. Quality con-
sidered, they are positively the best
goods offered for the money.
Utah Stationery Co.--Full line OF
school and Office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums,
books, stationery, ETC., etc., etc.
Come In and look. All new stock.
Horatio Hawkes. is suffering severely
from felon on his right hand. He has
been disabled a couple Of weeks, and
the indication is that ne will be laid
up month or two yet.
Charles, Leo, Chris and N. P. John
son, Jim Smith and Mint Jensen
bagged the greatest number Of ducks
on the lst. The six men got 1876, an
average VI 22i for each man. The In
each instance was young teal.
T. II. Smith Jr. has filed suit for
divorce from his wife Of twelve years,
Hattie H. Smith. They were married
on the 18th day Of June, 1905, lived to.
gether until April Is, 1906, and the
complaint alleges that. Mrs. Smith de-
serted her husband on that date and
forever after refused to live with him.
There are no children.
Mr.. Paul Carbon, one Of the dis
tinguished veterans OF Benson, fel
down the steps Of granary Thursda,
morning and suffered a broken rib
He came to Logan, had new rib put
in and will be all right before long
The fall was severe one and might
have resulted disastrouslv to one will
a constitution less hardy.
Though at o very late date, tn
death OF Mrs Emma Egan, wife o
; Ira Egan. of Smithneld, is announced
: The lady died on the 18th Of Septem
; Der, of pneumonia and heart failure
: She had suffered from heart failur
during a long period before her death
She was o very estimable lady, an
was born Suly 10, 1859, at Cumberwel
Australia. She was the daughter Q
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss, natives @
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Q. Wales, OF Ne,
York City, are In Logan for two O
three weeks. Mr.. Wales Is construct
ing engineer for the government, an
is here to supervise the erection {
three buildings on the Bear Rive
Forest Reserve. One Of these is no.
being built In Blacksmith Fork car
. yon at cost OF $500, a substantial 10
5 structure, The other buildings wi
: be larger and cost considerable moi
: money. Supervisor w. w. Clark
!. doing the honors.
e Fred Appleman, manager of III
Logan Junk Co., became the father {
fine girl Wednesday night, and 70
r tunately for all concerned the motht
h happened to be Mrs. Appleman. Ere
r has several little girls, and while the
Q are all as sweet as can be, he rath'
t hoped this new arrival would be DO
o But, alas, his name was Maud. M
e Appleman has recovered, smiles as
II yore, and during the next few da
n will pay a little higher price for jur
y In preference to buying cigars for u
IS boys.
y The democratic organ does Oflic
y Anderson a rank injustice In sayil
D. that in the absence Of Marshal Pete
y son, Mr.. McCulloch is serving as d
u chief OF police. Mr.. Anderson occupi
. that honorable position and N
~ McCulloch Is no more than hi
y private. This explanation is offer
Ut In justice to Mr.. Anderson, who