The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-08
Havana Cigar store. Pride OF Logan

Eliason's are drawing the trade. |
Pure spring water Ice delivered to |
any part OF the city, SOC cwt. Isaac
Smith & 20.
James Langton came from Rexburg
last Saturday. He returned home yes /
terday.
Oscar Malmrose and Robert Shelf.
field have bought Fred Cranes grocery
business on Main street. The new
firm began business Monday, July 8
John lily dc. brother to William and
Dclos Hyde Of this city, underwent an
operation In this city last Nonda, Tor
appendicitis. The young man ~.,
brought from Freedom, Star valley.
Miss Margaret wilkinson, who Is
spending he summer in California, has
taken "a cottage for a month at High.
land Park, one of the suburbs OF Los
Angeles.
Judge W. w. Vaughan spent Sun.
day in Salt Lake City with his daugh-
ter Armenia, who Is taking medical
treatment He returned TO Brigham
where he held court on Monday.
The College Pure Food company
expecting within week $4,000 car
tons from Chicago, 10000 boxes from
the Oregon Lumber company and a
81 800 machine for the pearling OF
barley, wheat and rye.
Lie. Farr returned from the ran.
dolph mining district Friday. On the
Randolph side Of the mountains he
saw ten or fifteen bucks which appar.
emily have strayed away from flock.
They were feeding near a quaking asp
grove along the road.
Bishop B. M. Lewis and Mrs. Bar.
bara o. Mcintyre Of Price, Carbon
County, will be married In the Logan
temple tomorrow, President William
Bulge officiating. The many friends
in this locality wish the couple happi-
| ueSS Ill lIltII lutuTt lllc
A birthday lawn party was given
George II. Thomas Thursday. IL was
his 49th birthday. The lawn was dec
GRATED with lanterns, etc. A large
crowd was present, dinner was served
from tables, games were played, songs
were sung, and general good timehad.
The First ward and Second ward
mutual league baseball teams clash on
the b. Y. campus Friday afternoon
There Ia some talk OF the Logan City
band furnishing music for the occa.
sion. The boys are In such condition
that rattling good game Is promised.
William Young OF the Sixth ward,
an old civil war veteran, died yes
terday morning from general debility.
He was born In Ohio In ls43. A wife,
three sons aDd two daughters survive
the deceased. Funeral services will
be- held in the Sixth ward Friday at
O'Clock.
The people who trade at Ella.
sons within the next few days will
surely make money.
Funeral services were held 10 the
First ward room Sunday at 4:30 over
the remains CT Lester, the son Of Mr..
and Mrs J. G. Knowles The speakers
| uara Dra,idant loo ~ NTH I0aoph H.
Carbon. N. W. Kimball and Bishop
Thatcher. The Thatcher quartette
furnished the Music. The opening
prayer by NJ. J. Ballard and the clos
ing prayer by Joseph r. Wilson. Geo,
Cole dedicated the grave.
Sunday evening an interesting pro-
gram was rendered at the Fourth
ward. The principle feature was q
twenty-five minute talk by Attorney
A. A. Law on the early settlement Of
the United States The subject was
handled Id a pleasing way. Earl Rob
inson gave ten.minute talk on the
birth Of the flag. Miss Minnie Peter
son sang 1.-The Star Spangled Banner
to advantage.
w. G.. Danielsen came to Logar
Saturday on business trip from indie
pendence, Missouri. He says the
Danielson Manufacturing Company II
doing a rushing business at present
and considerable goods are beinI
shipped, Verv soon IL is expected
that three car loads OF plows will b'
placed on the market weekly. gaso
line traction engine will be manufact
ured and turned out by the compan!
shortly.
Where is that 50 per cent dis
count sale going on? Why a
Elias0n's Of course. You nigh
know without asking,
A large congregation gathered a
Il tha dodi.atnry saryicas Of the pOrnp