The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-11
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Snaps at Eliason's. did you say7
! should say 50. Go there and be
convinced
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Langton who
chaperoned party Of ten in Logan
canyon returned Monday.
Arthur II. Badenoch, coach at the
B. Y c., vent to Salt Lake on q two
days visit Thursday,
Lorin Lewis and Roy Stewart will
leave Monday morning for trip to
Star Valley.
For Sale-Three fine building lots,
centrally located. Inquire 1s9 North
First West.
Everything at Mrs. 7. D. Rob.
erts goes at an extraordinary dis.
count.
Spend 30 minutes in Havana. Our
smokes are cool and fresh. Havana
Cigar stand.
Wanted-To rent 4 or room house
on outskirts OF city, with good sized
lot and barn. Bell phone 65y.
The jury brought in verdict Of
petit larceny against Orson Burrell on
Wednesday. Sentence was postponed
until today.
A daughter was porn to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Broberg Of the Seventh
ward on Friday morning. Both
mother and daughter are doing well.
Miss Emma Austin, daughter Of
Hon. George Austin Of Salt Lake City
and Miss Alice Greenwood OF Ameri-
can Fork are visiting with relatives
here.
Mrs. Bouders, of Butte, Montana,
who has been visiting here with her
sister, Mrs. w. Normandie, and re-
latives for two months past, left Fri.
day for her home
have some fine cloth for gentle.
mems suits that l will cell at extreme.
low prices, call and examine the goods,
whether you buy or not. Ed. Pohl,
tailor, West First North.
A touching memorial to the
memory Of Grover Cleveland
by one OF his most ardent
admirers Is the bit Of crepe which
hangs over the portrait Of the ex.
president in Herman Johnson's car.
DR.. F. E. Clark and Prof. Arnold
spent Wednesday in Newton where
Dr. Clark is to have an Office for a few
hours each week during the summer,
probably on Wednesday morning.
They were most Hospitality received
by Mrs Clark.
Mr.. NJ. M. Young, the well-k2own
Utah sculptor and painter, left Logan,
Wednesday, after short visit with
his friend Prof. Wright. Mr.. Young
soon leaves for Chicago where he Is
to oversee the casting In bronze Of his
statue of Joseph Smith, the plaster
cast OF which has for some time been
on exhibition at the bureau OF In.
formation In Salt Lake City.
Farley Merrill has instituted suit
against Charles A. Smurthwaite ct al
to recover on mortgage $500 with
interest from May 81, 1907, at per
cent and for $3.50 attorneys fees.
He asks that a decree be made for the
sale Of the mortgaged premises, the
proceeds to apply on the above amount.
The court appointed Brigham Y. Ben
son receiver Of the property described
In the complaint.
The Western Institute Of Psychol.
ogy has filed its articles Of incorpora'
ton with the county clerk. The cap
ital stock of the corporation is $1,000,
divided into 1000 shares at the par
value of 81. 90. Its object is to organize
and conduct educational institutions
for the purpose Of giving instruction
In all branches of education and par
ticularly to teach the psychology Of
suggestion In all its applications. The
incorporators are Agnes c. Cassidy,
A. Y. Barrett, ALA d. Champ, l.. G.
Farr and Sarah A. Farr. The direc.
tors and officers are Agnes G. Cassidy,
president; A. G. Barrett, secretary and
treasurer; and ALA D. Champ.
The Rev. Paul Jones returned on
Wednesday evening from six weeks
visit with his people In Wilkesbarre,
Penn. During his trip he attended
Yale commencement and was present
at the sixth reunion OF his class.
While 10 NewsHaven, Mr. Jones met
Judge Taft and was much pleased to
find him Yale man among Yale