The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-08
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Prof. j. D. Caste, OF Preston, was In
Logan last Friday.
Two mich cows for sale. william
Hansen, Newton, Utah.
Constable Joseph Hartman was In
Logan Monday on business intent.
For Sale-A fine lot Of choice pota.
toes. Inquire Samuel Settler, cor
ner Fourth East Nineth North. VIC
look out for the Spring MILL
merry opening at tllasOn'S. Bet
ter lines than ever.
Prof j. A Bexel went to Salt Lake
city Saturday to see cousin who
mysteriously disappeared from the
east twenty years ago. He saw Prof.
Bexell's picture in the Herald a few
days ago and wrote to him from Salt
Lake.
Mrs Joseph Hartman, of Mendon,
was In Logan Monday. According TO
her, smell-pox has the upper.hand
In her town and the prospect is, ac-
cording to physicians, that many more
cases will develop In a short time.
The schools are closed and no public
meetings are permitted.
l want cemetery lots, lawns and
rose beds to plant, and lawns to NOV.
A good lawn made for $3.50. Harry
James, Ind. phone 1911.
Sol Hale Jr., OF Preston, was badly
injured by horse last Friday. The
animal raised on its hind feet, struck
Sol In the mouth, and injured him
badly about the abdomen. He lost
his front teeth suffered broken jaw
and was cut on the body. at last
report he was resting fairly well
The opening bal at the auditorium
Saturday evening was attended by a
rather large crowd, and many we're the
expressions of surprise and pleasure at
the changes made in the appearance
of the interior Jos A. Smiths
orchestra showed up In splendid shape,
the floor was in pretty fair condition
and the dance was thoroughly enjoyed.
The program now provides dance
each Saturday evening, with a child.
ren's dance In the afternoon.
Many very kindly expressions in re-
gard to the A. G. Military bands con.
cert at Wellsville last Thursday night
are heard. According to Wellsville
visitors in Logan, Mr.. Tbatcher's az.
gregation gave the people there royal
treat and genuine surprise. The
band played such selections as the
Royal Hawaiian and Italian bands
played in Logan and reflected nothing
but credit on themselves and Director
Thatcher. The A. c. band will prob.
ably give concert In Logan In the
near future.
Just arrived-an elegant line
of ladies' Suits at tllaSon'S.
Come early and make your seIeC-
tlOnS.
Conrad Vaterlaus arrived home from
Switzerland Friday evening. lie left
for that place last August to I'LL a
mission but was honorably released a
short time ago on account OF serious
stomach trouble. He is now at his
home on the Island and Is very weak.
In speaking Of conditions in Switzer.
land, Mr.. Vaterlaus says living there
Is twice as high as here and wages less
than half as much. Horse meat and
bread are the chief articles Of diet ex-
cept among tie better classes. One
excellent feature there Is that better
bread than our own can be secured for
much less money than we pay for 1t
here, though flour there costs more
than IL does here. Mr. Vaterlaus says
he doesn't know just what he will do
now except try to get well and strong.
He has been a newspaper man for
years, but to 20 on his mission sold a
paper he was running In Wyoming.
The public will be pleased to note
that contemplated improvements at
the White Swan laundry will make
that institution scarcely second to
any in the state. Three new machines
just ordered, though lacking a few
inches In size, are the equal of the
best in Salt Lake city and Ogden and
will place the White Swan in the
forefront OF progress. One OF these
new machines Is mangler OF immense
size, one having an attachment thai
makes IL impossible for the operator
to injure himself Since the present
management took hold of the Whit,
Swan sixteen new machines have beer
added, and when the three recently