The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-15

Mrs. John Perry came from Gentle
valley Monday
Potatoes for sale. Bishops store
house, Providence.
James Meikle was down from Smith.
field yesterday.
The explosions heard In this city
yesterday we're produced while remov.
Ing stumps along east Center street.
For Sale-l0O,0OO choice Cuthburt
raspberry plants at one cent a plant.
Digging now. Nephi Martineau, Ben.
son. Phone, Bell, 1892
The Consolidated Wagon and Ma.
chine company has sold Its warehouses
at the depot, one to Lorenzo Hansen,
the other 20 Sheriff Thomas Smith.
Call at Cache Knitting Works and
examine their summer garments. You
are sure to like them and will be sur.
prised to see how cheap they sell them.
w. S. Hendricks, OF Richmond, and
Il. II. Miles Jr., OF Smithfield, went to
Salt Lake city Sunday evening to be
in attendance at the Federal court at
10 a. IN. Monday morning, where they
are serving as jurors.
Mrs. Lorenzo Hansen, Of this city,
received a phone message that her
granddaughter, Mrs. II. b. Ames's
child, had relapse. Mrs. Hansen
went south Monday. The child Is
afflicted with pneumonia.
On Good Friday, the 18th, there will
be a service In st. Johns church at
1880 in the evening. On Easter day at
the II O'Clock service VIM. Spicker
will render selection on the violin,
The Meditation of That's" by Mas.
senet.
Rev. N. +. and Mrs. Clemeuson ar
rived home Monday evening from q
winters stay in California. They were
at La Jolla until January and then
moved up TO Long Beach. Both are
In splendid health and say they en-
: joyed their stay very much. Mr.. Glenn.
enson was particularly pleased with
Long Beach. that city being a thriv-
ing, busting burg Of $4,000. with
plenty OF money.
: Representatives OF the Alexander.
Dibbee company, eye specialists, AT.
: las block, Salt Lake, will be at the
Lincoln hotel, Logan, Wednesday
, April 10; Griffith hotel, Smithield,
. Thursday, April Is; Needham hotel
! Preston, Friday, April II, and Michol
a sen hotel, Weston, Saturday, April Is
. This company has been sending rep
resentative to Cache valley every fou
a months for the past six years.
Robert Hopkins. one OF the early
: settlers OF Smithheld and Hyde Park
died at Teton basin last week, thu
). funeral being held last Friday. Tbt
4 deceased had been troubled for years
n with cancer and underwent an opera
$ tion some time ago, but this did mol
$ prove effective. His brother-in-law
a Samuel Lamb OF Hyde Park, went t
the funeral, and his sister, Mrs Poll,
8 Hopkins, wife Of the deceased, re
q turned with him to remain In Zach,
a valley for short time.
Hair cut, % cents, children's hal
n cutting Is cents: opposite court house
:, George Washington Hoffman, for
= merly OF The Pope's family in tn
Vatican of Rome, but for eighteen
= months an honored and highly respect
:, ed member OF The REPUBLICAN
!, typographical force, went to Smith
: field Saturday TO SEE his old, tried ant
true friend. Hon, John Wobbly Harry
y OF the Sentinel After touring tina
: city's parks In Mr.. Harry's automo
= bilious, Father" Hoffman judged tn
horses-as they passed the Whit
6 Tree soda water joint. His privat
opinion publicly expressed is that no
AN animal there compared favorabl
l. with the wonderful gray burro he an
e Jim Fair owned while at Virginia cit
It away back IN the COS and 70's. "Tha
is was great burro and those were grea
J. days" said Hoffman. "Why, mar
D. that burro could make noise In seve
Is different languages, including volopu
D. and Esperanto, and he could carry u
J mountain side four times as muc
:. weight as one of those big stallion
A could draw down hill. He found Fal
le million dollar mine, and helped oil
re man Flood TO several millions, but m
IS half OF him never led me TO anythin
except type, and by George here az
at 1t yet" Mr.. Hoffman says he foun
: his old friend Harry royal nabob u
= there, and believes that he, too, woul
q l. A. II a. Il