The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-18

Thomas Muir Jr., OF Mendon, was
In Logan Thursday
Potatoes for sale. Bishops store
house, Providence.
Aiekle, Teller & Co. are bringing ma.
chinery to place In their machine shop
Ia this city.
w. II. THAN, of the state land
board, attended a special meeting In
Salt Lake city yesterday.
Mrs. Martin Fink returned home TO
Marsh valley Thursday. She has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ezra
Eames, Of this city.
Call at Cache Knitting Works and
examine their summer garments. You
are sure to like them and will be sur.
prised to see how cheap they sell them.
George Reader, Of Wellsvllle, was In
Logan Thursday. He says the farm
land is in perfect condition at present
and that farmers in general are very
busy putting In their crops.
Bishop Frank Cranney, Of Smoot
Ward, Wyo., stopped of In Logan
Tuesday on his way from Evanston,
where he was subpoenaed as wit.
ness in the Bruce murder trial. He
started home Thursday afternoon.
Alfred Lundahl, who has acted as
local cashier for the o. s. L. recently,
is now working for Ritter Bros. as
bookkeeper. Harold Brangham, for.
merry baggage master, succeeds Mr..
Lundahl and receives raise in salary
OF $40 per month.
ID, r. Roberts believes In two things,
good roads and in populating Zion.
He has worked hard for the former
and the arrival Of a girl on Monday is
evidence that he has not neglected
the latter. This makes the fourteenth
for MIR. and Mrs. Roberts.
| W. NCotOU iu''t' W ooiu
Lake city yesterday 10 arrange for
judges at the debate between the Il.
Y. y. and B. Y. G. students next FRI
day at the b. Y. c. assembly hall
The speakers for the B. Y G are
David Cook and Lowell Merrill
Alma Jensen was over from Clarks-
ton Thursday attending meeting Of
the directors Of the Utah. Idaho hospi.
tai. lie says the people in the Day.
ton section are now about united, are
feeling fairly good and will 60 to work
to get the water out on their land.
Next Wednesday will be Parents
visiting day at the Benson school.
Principal Cole, the other teachers, and
! the children urge all parents to put 10
their appearance at some time during
, the day. After regular school hours
In the afternoon special program
will be rendered
: Joseph Hovey, OF Millville, died
Monday night, of dropsy of the heart
The deceased was aged SO years and
r leaves wife and nine children. the
youngest about ten years old Ono OF
the sons resides In Canada, and to him
message has been sent. The de-
ceased settled in Millville forty years
ago. The funeral will be held at 10 a
m, to6ay.
Fred b Parkinson, son OF Dr.. w
: B. Parkinson, and Miss Edna X Blair
OF Ogden, were married in the Sal,
Lake temple Wednesday. They re-
. turned to Ogden that night and were
/. the recipients Of many nice present.
and royal good time. The following
: day they went to the Parkinson farm
at Cornish and will reside there indie
=. tinitely. Logan friends of the younl
/, people wish them much Joy.
Mrs Louisa Bell. a pioneer OF tn
:, valley, reached the 6Sth anniversar,
= of her birth last Saturday and in hon
:. or Of the event her relatives gave heI
a a very enjoyable party at her home IL
: the 4th ward. The day was spent II
social amenities common to such oc
casions and the affair will prove
!, sweet memory not only to Mrs. Bel
|, but to all those present. Among tn,
= guests were Mrs. James Davidson, o
: Pocatello and Mrs Hyrum Barson o
= Charleston.
J. Montaville Flowers, master Of the I'm
iverse in interpretive recital, came I,
Logan Wednesday evening under TIN
impression that he was to give re
cital here, His bureau had not mott
l. fed him that this date had been can
celed. Mr.. Flowers remained owe
night as the guest OF the editor, VIII,
knew him before either OF us had be
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