The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-05


W. II. Jackson, real estate man of
Pocatello, was in Logan on busrc,n.
Tuesday.
FOR SALE-One fine yearling An.
CORA Billy Goat. Inquire at this office
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| DR.. Emery OF Preston, came TO Lo.
gan on business on Monday mornings
Mrs. Maggie Kicks left yesterday
for Salt Lake after a pleasant visit
/ in Logan, with Mrs. Ellen Charles.
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Baby won't suffer five minutes
with Group IL you apply Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil at once. 1t acts like magic
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Mr.. Charles. Holmes. the decorator,
Las just completed the interior of
the Bulge & Bulge hospital. The
floors, wall and ceiling have been
painted, enameled and decorated
throughout the building.
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Conference crowds seem to be
about normal this season. About one |
hundred people bought tickets for
Salt Lake City yesterday morning.
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Mr. A. ID. Gudmundson, who for the /
past few years has lived in Butte.
Mont, has returned to Logan, where
he expects to locate permanently.
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Miss LenoSe Ure of Salt Lake. who
is attending the A. c. left Wednesday
for the city to attend the Shaw-Nidg-
ley wedding.
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Mr.. G. Hovey Lambert, local repre-
sentative of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company, left Wednesday for
Salt Lake City, where he will spend
a few days.
Mr.. J. S. Snyder of Chicago
Socialist speaker, will discuss the
subject, "The Power of Labor" to.
night. Mr.. Snyder will speak on Main
street If weather permits, but III
stormy will hold meeting in the court.
house.
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Miss Luella Peterson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H.. c. Peterson of this
city, and Wesley NJ Jones of Taylor,
Arizona. were married in the Salt
Lake temple yesterday. The young
couple will leave at once for TAYLOR.
Arizona, where they will make their
home.
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The Lyric theatre has a good pro-
gram for the week end commencing
tonight An Essanay, "Broncho Bills
Last Spree" 1.-TWO Officers" Edison,
The Blind Princes and the Poet" by
the Biograph Company. Miss Fafek
as is well known, will entertain the
patrons with a couple of good songs.
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Mr.. j. s. Leven, manager of the
Hub Clothing company, participated q
In the celebration of Yom Kippur. the I
Jewish holiday, at Salt Lake City last
Sunday and Monday. While attend. ,
ing the services at the Jewish tenn
pie Sunday evening Mr.. Leven had
The pleasure of meeting and convers.
ing with Pres. Joseph F. Smith and
Governor William Spry.
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Al the opening exercises at the
Utah State Fair last Monday, Cover
nor William Spry with his associates,
made an inspection of the exhibits,
coming to the booth of Uncle Sans
Cleanser he remarked, I'VE use il in
our house and it is the best we ever
had" President Mcdonald, the fam.
Gus candy man said: 81 can state the
same regarding our candy t1ctory,
and there is no better cleanser made
anywhere than that of Uncle SANS
Elma Jane Gibbons, daughter of
Mrs. M. Gibbons, died at her home in
he Sixth ward Tuesday, Oct. 3. She
lied following an attack of appendi-
,itis from which she had been suf-
'ering but a short time. She was born y
Sept. 4, 1889. The funeral services {
will be held Saturday, Oct. 7, at q
o'clock p, m. in the Sixth ward meet. I
ng house. The remains may be
viewed Friday afternoon and Satur-
lay morning at the residence 1877 w
Fifth South, {