The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-12

John r. Edwards IS spending the
winter In California.
7. ]. Evans, deputy sheriff Of Onei.
ia county, spent yesterday In this
city. INA
Gentlemen wishing guaranteed
Patent Leather shoes call at Andreas
Peterson's.
George Cole, manager Of the U. O.
NJ. q b. Co., made . return trip to
Lewiston on Monday.
Open day and night. Sell Mems and
Boys Furnishings, and shoes. Alexan.
der Smith "A West 1st North.
Mrs. A. H. Saxer returned from
Preston Monday, where she spent a
week with her mother, Mrs. Hansen.
Good wild hay, a per ton In stack or
$3.50 delivered; straw $3.50 per load
delivered any part Of the city. Wanted
100 bushels Of good chicken feed wheat;
Apply to T. j. Poulter, 100 N Main
Logan.
The 0. s. L. has surveyed spur to
the Weston grist mills from the spur
at Weston. The mills are erecting an
elevator that will hold 10000 bushels
OF wheat, which will be ready for next
fall crops.
Lars Hansen, the cattle man who
is feeding at the Logan and Lewiston
sugar factories, is loading twenty cars
today for the Los Angeles market.
Eleven cars will 90 from here and nine
from Lewiston.
Bishop and Mrs. @. j. Larsen, who
went to Richmond and Talrview last
week to visit relatives, had to return
home Saturday on account Of prospec-
tive illness Of the bishop, but he Is
now all right.
George Serine, aged fifty.five years,
died at Dingle, Idaho, last week. He
had been troubled for some time with
epileptic hts, from which he died.
The deceased was well known through.
out Cache Valley.
Mrs. Joseph Bitters, OF Beaver Dam,
was In Logan Tuesday. She says that
the schools OF that place were closed
for o time owing to the measles pre-
l vQtlinn Tha 1,o a L.,
ished and the schools are again open.
ed.
John Montrose, OF the Cache Valley
Marble Co., is out securing orders for
monuments 10 be delivered between
now and Decoration Day. They have
an excellent stock to select from, some
Of their marble coming direct from
Scotland last year.
Townsman John Bench passed his
sixty-fourth anniversary yesterday
HIS friends, and they are legion, hope
that he may live to see many more
, birthdays. Though his system Is
soaked with paint, IL has always been
good paint, and his present health Is
, first. class.
, DR.. II. J. Frederick, of the A. c.. re-
turned from Weber county yester.
day, where ne went to investigate the
swine plague prevailing there. The
Weber county commissioners will pro-
coed at once to quarantine every place
, that has diseased hogs, restraining
!. people from going to and from all
such places.
The Wright home vas the scene oil
gay house.party Tuesday evening in
honor OF Prof. Caine and Miss Love OF
Logan. A fortune telling game was
the main feature Of the evening. after
which dainty lunch was served. The
guests were Misses Mildred and Estel.
, Ia ForgeOn, Hazel Love, Nell Bean,
Lulu Kirkam, and Messrs. Caine, June
and King Seegmiller. Pitt. Joe Ander.
r son and Fred Fjelsted. -Richfield
Reaper.
, The Ideal Vaudeville Co., at the
opera house Monday evening, Is said
to have been ideal 10 nothing but It's
D punkosity. 1t was so awfully bad tina,
the few present rather enjoyed its
worseness. Manager Thatcher had
doubts OF the bunch when the advance
, man was here and inquired OF Ogden
, and Salt Lake as to the merits OF the
( company. His assurance from there
Q was that the company was tolerably
? fair. 1t Is evident that those country
towns can enjoy ipecac at each meal
= The state is decidedly in earnest
about claiming the great salt beds In
: Tooele county, located by private
citizens and now claimed by them.
$1,000 has been appropriated to the