The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-14

Thos. Matkin and wife have moved
from Hyde Park to Trenton.
Indian gloves at Morrell's. New
shipment just In. You'll have to
hurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seligman entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cohn, Of Salt Lake
city, first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Squires are re-
j0icing over the safe arrival OF a fine
boy Wednesday morning.
A. A. Cooper, Of McCammon, stayed
over In the city Thursday night en-.
route to Provo, where he went yester-
day.
John w. Woolf went to Salt Lake
City Wednesday and will leave there
Sunday night for his home In Alberta,
Canada.
Piano and Organ sale closes at p.
m. Saturday March 81. Jos. Wilson
& Sons Co.
Miss Elizabeth Ely, Of the New Jer.
sey academy, is slightly III. A recent
operation has not left her in the condl
tion hoped for.
A. II. Thompson, Atty. Chas. II.
Hart, Pres. J. H. Linford and II. Bull.
len Jr. came home from the state
metropolis Wednesday night.
The Box Elder Report, published at
Brigham has recently changed hands.
A son Of John W. Parry, Of Salt Lake
City, is now handling the paper.
Work Wanted-A lady wants work,
housework preferred Mary Nielsen,
775 East Sixth North, Logan, Utah.
Carlisle g. Stirland, OF the Flower
Store. announce that they are prepar.
ed to plant lawns, trees and evergreens
or prune trees. Leave orders at As
South Main.
Mrs, Cyrus Napier came from Salt
Lake City Wednesday night, where
she attended the funeral of her broth
er-in.law. Mari: Milton, which was
held last Monday.
Homegrown shade and ornamental
trees. Largest variety In Utah. Jos.
A. Smith, Providence.
Fl. p. Nielsen, OF the Seventh ward,
and architect J. W. Barrett went to
Idaho Wednesday on contract work,
the former going TO Minidoka and the
latter to Twin Falls.
June Wilde. drug clerk at Ritter
Bros, left for Huntington yesterday,
accom- panied by his wife. His sudden
) departure was due to the severe illness
OF his father.in.law.
II. p. Bair, OF Millville, returned on
Wednesday night from two years
mission to the Samoan Islands and us.
tralia. He says the missionary work
there is progressing favorably.
This afternoon at the Princess
Ida" matinee given for the Old Folks
the balcony Is open to the general
public at matinee prices. The pros
, pect Is that the house will be filed.
Fifty pair Of Fine Patent Leather
Shoes worth $3.50 to be sold for $3.50
Alexander Smith, "A West lst North
, w. S. Hendricks, of Richmond
, came from Deeth, Nevada, on Wed
nesday where he and J. w. Hendricks
have a small force Of men working OF
r a railroad contract. For months past
!. railroad building In that locality ha
I been practically suspended. 1t 4
I thought that the original force viii
e be put to work within the next two O
8 three months.
a Estey and Kimball organs at you
9 own price. Terms $1,000 down. 50 o.
= per month. ll2 N. Main Logan.
Letters from Doylestown, Pa, sa,
y that the remains Of Miss Helen Boyer
who died In this city Feb n, reachet
thai. place safely and in perfect condl
: ton, though having been on the roat
. about six days. The family was high
= ly pleased with all arrangements mad
" | al. ..,< n
. the many Kindnesses rendered by assC
" ciates and friends OF Logan Teach
ers and pupils OF the New jersey Acad
" env, where Miss Bower taught, t
gether with other friends Of the city
forwarded $40 for flowers and at tn
last service Of three held, pillow {
: white violets represented that exper
diture. Miss Boyer's death at the as
/ OF tWenty.siX, following such q shor