The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-26


John Montrose went to Montpelier
Monday In the interest Of the Utah
Marble Go.
Gentlemen wishing guaranteed
Patent Leather shoes call at Andreas
Peterson's.
G. w. Nibley Jr. came from Ogden
Sunday and went to Salt Lake Monday
to visit his parents.
Chas. T. Lloyd went to his ranch at
his ranch at St. Anthony, Idaho, on
Monday to prepare for spring work.
Fifty pair of Fine Patent Leather
Shoes worth $3.50 to be sold for 81. so.
Alexander Smith, "A West LIST North.
Isaac Jorgenson, manager OF the
Smithtield and Weston grist mills,
came from Idaho Falls to Logan yes.
terday.
Louis Erickson and wife, of Mink
Creek, Idaho, have been in the city
the past week visiting their relatives,
the Jonssons Of the Fourth ward.
Henry Ballard, ex.bishop Of the
Second ward, has been falling fast the
past few days. His relatives feel that
the parting hour is not far 10 the fu.
ture
The Fourth swarders will give
Character Ball at the ward amuse.
ment hall this evening at s O'Clock. A
very pleasant time Is anticipated and
the public is cordially invited.
Mrs Edward Hansen went to Salt
Lake City yesterday to aid her sister,
Mrs. j. T. Hammond, in caring for
her son who still remains very i'll with
nervous prostration.
Jeppe 6. Folsman returned to his
home In Gentle Valley yesterday after
visiting two months with relatives at
Plain City and Logan. The gentle.
man is a brother.in.law to Bishop An
derson Of the Second ward, Is SO years
OF age and enjoys excellent health.
Mrs. Hans Nielsen has succeeded
Mrs. Lamoreaux in the Vienna bakery
business, on West First North. COf
fee and sandwiches served ON short
notice. Friends are invited to call,
Headquarters for Hans Nielsen, the
livery man. Hacks run to and from
all trains. Prompt service given.
Ind. phone Boom.
Paul Gilmore in THE Wheel of
Love" was not so much. The wheel
wasn't any good when 1t came from
the factory and Paul has smashed the
hub, dislocated a few spOkes, pune.
tured the tire and lost the ball bear
ings. 1t was a punk old vehicle for a
man OF Gilmore's talent, and the $3.50
patrons felt that they had received
about 81. 90 or Is cents worth IL is
the opinion that Gi!more's man.
ayers are now making money on the
reputation he made last year. the CON-
pany being made up OF light weights.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Bacon are at
home from months visit at Las
Cruises, New Mexico and Ouray Col. At
the former place they spent the time
with the Fosters, parents Of Mrs Bacon
and at the latter place they were with
Mr.. f. C. Bacon, of The Herald. They
saw Mr.,and Mrs A. NJ Fleming at
Las Cruises, also Prof. Burton NJ. Elem,
ing, who Is at the Agricultural college
there. Mr.. Bacon has entirely recov-
cred from his siege of typhoid and his
trip has put him into shape for the en-.
ergetic work he Is ever engaged in
when we'll
From the Minneapolis Daily News OF
recent date, we clip the following: -
"Dr. W. B. Riley Of the First Baptist
church, refuses to accept the challenge
for az open debate, offered Friday by
G. N. Curtis, president af the Mormon
conference of Minneapolis. DR.. Riley
arrived home from La Crosse this
morning and stated that he had re.
fused to debate with the La Crosse
Mormons also The Mormons are un.
able to secure an audience through
their own efforts, either here or in La
Crosse, said Dr. Riley, and l do not
propose TO have them secure an audi.
dience on the strength OF my reputa.
tionN
lntermountain Republican: Lyman
r Martineau SHE'D coyly when told
OF the report yesterday that he was a
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tiOn for governor He had lust re-.