The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-08

First.class Seed oats for sale by NJ,
& l.. Coal Co.
DR.. Cantril, OF Hyrum was in Logan
Saturday.
DR.. Il. j. Merrill, osteopath, now
has offices over the Howell. Carbon
store.
Edward Bench, formerly of Logan.
now Of Rexburg, is visiting in Logan
few days.
John Bishop, the druggist, took ad.
vantage Of the conference rates and
went to Salt Lake and Ogden.
The Brigham Young College did not
hold school on Monday, so many OF
the teachers and students having gone
to conference.
Tomorrow afternoon the b. Y. G.
baseball team will play a game with
Stoney's team-providing the snow Is
less than ten feet deep.
CASH paid for eggs and poultry.
Headquarters for garden, field and
grass seeds; fruit, shade and ornament
al trees Isaac Smith & Co. South
Main.
j. 5. Powell, the artist, will leave
for Paris next Friday to take advanced
studies In painting and designing.
His wife will accompany him, and
they expect to be absent two years.
j. w. Barrett filed a confession that
he owes Anderson g. Sons Co. S425 for
lumber, as alleged In a suit, and the
court rendered declson in accord.
ance with the confession.
The Golden Rule store, in the
Thai cher bank building, opened for
business last Saturday and on that
day and Monday did great business.
Anything new catches the women, all
right.
Not few kept their apples last fall
in the hope of getting a higher price
for them during the winter or this
spring. 1t is said that the plan has
been failure for there has been little
demand for apples and there is less at
this time.
Last Friday night at the home of
Mrs. G. NJ. Compton, number Of
friends OF A lbertine Bertelsen gave
her a very delightful birthday sur
prise. The affair was very jolly one
and appreciated by the recipient and
enjoyed by the whole party
This Is the time Of year when people
are putting in their gardens. They
don't want their beds scratched up by
neighbors' chickens, so it might be
be we'll for those who own chickens to
abide by the city ordinance which de-
clares against the feathered tribe
roaming at large.
| The family and relatives OF NJ. c..
Jensen, numbering about one hundred,
held reunion In Brigham city last
Saturday. 1t was held upon the BIRTH
day anniversary of Mr.. Jensen, who
has been dead about ten years. Il. j..
Norton, OF this city, was one of the
number present.
The Baugh benefit at the Pavilion
Saturday night was great success.
Hundreds Of people took advantage of
this opportunity to show their appre-
citation Of Mr.. Baugh's many kindnesses
in the past and as result he was the
recipient OF about $l75, The 10th
Quorum, which pushed this affair, is
to be congratulated on the result.
The latest ruling OF the post Office
department IL that Uncle Sam will
not carry newspapers at the present
rate, II the subscribers are more than
one year In arrears with subscriptions
The officials practically insist that
subscriptions must be paid 10 advance
Uncle Sam does not pretend to dictate
as to how our business shall be con
Quoted, but he insists that he will mol
deliver papers to those who do not pay
up their subscription, as he is not IL
the postal business for the pleasure Of
1t altogether. Now we do not want
to lose your subscription. We need it,
and you ought, by all means, to have