The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-27
Some Of Everyone's Business

William J. Hill made trip to his
home town in Wellsville on Wednes.
day.
Attorney Stewart has Just returned
from Twin Falls. He says poll.
tics are simply boiling at that place
Uncle Sam has recently improved
the looks Of the letter and paper drop
boxes In town by giving them gener.
GUS coat Of green paint.
"Bill" Settle will sever his connec.
tion with THE REPUBLICAN this
issue. He leaves to enter the state
league baseball games.
Ernest Dahle left Thursday for
Hart, Cal, to continue his work In
assaying after spending two.months'
leave OF absence here with his relatives
and friends.
Sheetinss are as staple at sugar
but a big discount Is given on
them at EIiaSon Sisters.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Dunlop announces
the engagement Of her daughter Kath-
crime to E. w. Largilliere OF Soda
Springs, Ida. The marriage Is to take
place in Salt Lake, the third week in
July.
James Spence OF Suisun, Cal. spent
the past week with his old friend VIM.
H. Apperley. The visitor was de-
lighted with Cache valley, especially
Logan. He returned home Thursday
morning.
| Emily c. Clarkson ct al. has filed q
complaint against Noah II. Rogers ct
al. to have deed ormed, conveying
title to a certain tract of real estate
situated 10 Lewiston containing fifty.
two and a fraction acres.
The Cutler Mercantile company Of
Trenton filed Incorporation articles
Wednesday. The company is capital.
lied at S25, 900, divided into 500 shares
each at the par value OF $50. The d..
rectors are T. Fl. Cutler, s. J. Major,
W. F.. Toller, Alexander Chatelaine
and W. H. Rich.
Mrs. Richard Hadley OF Swan Lake,
Ida, recently died OF spotted fever.
The deceased spent her girlhoOd days
In Charleston and was the daughter Of
Andrew Quigly, who was one Of the
pioneer settlers OF that place She
leaves large family to mourn her
loss. Her husband preceded her about
three years ago.
The Wellsville tabernacle will be
dedicated tomorrow afternoon. The
bishopric and the people invite the
general public to visit and inspect the
building previous to its dedication.
Those desiring to do so can leave Lo
gan at 1885 p. m. Sunday snd return
home the same day at p. m. or re-
main over and return the next morn
ing at 7:35 a. m.
Several members OF the old folks
central committee OF Salt Lake gave
THE REPUBLICAN, a call while In Lo
gan Thursday. Among the number
were Charles R. Savage and vie, An
drew Jensen and wife, and Mrs. Geo
B. Margett. George B. Margett IL
his modest way requested that we d,
not mention his name, consequent!
we left 1t out.
. Henry Wcssler, proprietor OF tn
Wessler Cigar company Of Ogden, wa
] in the city Wednesday. The produc
OF this firm Is quite favorite IN TIL
section, being most excellent domes
tic article. The firm employs tel
men. Cleanliness Is their motto. Tn
company has good trade, which ma
been brought to them by good stOc
and fair dealing.
Seeing Is to be convinced, the
90 to EIiason Sisters and examln
their prices. The overstock mu.
be sold.
Ebby Cressall, the 1S,year.old son {
G. G. Cressall, who has been an ince
SAINT sufferer for several years pas
died Wednesday evening. The be
has had several operations on his lei
arm for tuberculosis aud about yea
ago 1t became necessary TO have I'll
limb amputated. Funeral will /
held In the Second ward meetir