The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-09

ChiIdren's hair cutting, Is cents;
papa's, IS cents Opposite court house.
VIC
III your living expenses are too high
buy at the shoe sale at he Star Cloth.
ing store, % West First North.
Pure spring water ice delivered TO |
any part Of the city, SOC cwt. Isaac
Smith & Co.
For the best high-grade binding
Irvine call on Sidney Stevens lmple.
ment company.
Lawns are going at half price
at EIiason's.
f. p Hansen and wife left yester.
day fer Brigham City toattend a funeral
Of relative that died suddenly at
that place.
Grand ball will be given in the Prov
dence pavilion Saturday evening Tie
American Laundry people OF Logan
will attend the dance in body.
Lost-Small roam mare weight about
$50 pounds, branded HIM on left
shoulder and a on right hip Finder
will be rewarded by p. o. Hansen,
Bell phone l73b
Eph. Mickelsen OF the Seventh ward
had hand seriously injured while
working on the new meeting house
recently. The hand was caught in a
pulley and the ends Of two fingers
were clipped Off.
Roy Merrill who has suffered for so
long from paralysis caused BY falling
from telephone pole died Monday at
his mothers home and will be buried
at Richmond Thursday at 2 p. m.
At the grand ball given in the Prov.
idence pavilion Saturday night the
Cereo company will furnish'a lunch
and Cereo free OF charge. A free hack
will leave the corner Of Main and Cen.
ter at S:45 p. m.
Mrs. w. G.. Davis entertained Fri.
day afternoon In honor OF her sister
Mrs. Horace Turner OF Riverside.
There were twenty. persons present
and an ENJOYABLE time was had. Mrs.
Turner returned home Sunday morn.
ing.
FOR RENT--Forty.a farm, six
miles southwest of BlackfOOt, Idaho.
Five room new house, pantry, cellar,
we'll and garden, with young orchard,
stables, chicken coops, pigpens, etc.
Eighteen acres In lucerne and tim.
othy, balance good farming land with
first class water right. Near good
markets and beet dump. Good schools
near. viii rent very reasonable. AID.
dress, M. S. Rosenbaum, Hyrum, Utah
Mrs. Elizabeth Green, wife OF the
late Isaac Green Of Wellsville, died
Monday morning. In the death OF
Mrs. Green Cache county loses one Of
its old pioneers, for she came to Utah
in 1852 in Brother Eldridge's hand.
cart com pany, and after living a few
years at Pennington came to Wells
VILE In 1863 She was the mother Of
nine children, Of whom seven are liv.
ing, six OF them being sons and now
living In Wellsville. The funeral will
be held today at2.
Jacob West. one Of the Oldest resi-
dents in Logan, has sold his city prop
erty and left Monday for Oakland,
Cal. Hereafter Mr.. West will make
his future home at Oakland and at
Corvallis, Ore, living with hts daugh-
tiers. He was accompanied by Miss
Ray Moore and Mrs. N. Ralph Moore,
who will go direct to Corvallis to join
Mr.. Moore, where they make their
future home Mr.. West has many in
terests 10 Logan and will make occa.
sional. visits to keep In touch with
same. Before leaving he generously
offered the corner lot across the street
west from the Lincoln hotel for the
erection of modern hotel. He would
also be glad to take stock In such an
enterprise provided a combination OF
men would put up the money for the
undertaking.