The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-30

Mr.. J. F. Featherstone, Formerly of !
this city is now at Reno, Nevada.
Clare and Hazel Bird went to Po-
catello valley Monday.
DR.. George Thomas went to Salt
Lake yesterday morning for few
days stay.
Prof. A. n. sorenson of the b. Y.
college spent Sunday in Mendon.
ALI Smurthwaite of Wellsville
spent yesterday in Logan. He looked
like he was busy.
Max Davidson Of Ogden Is in the
; He says Los', lcoKs good to
him.
MIR. and Mrs. George Anderson of
Arbon, Idaho, are visiting with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and MRS. David Baker OF Bing-
ham are guests of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Baker.
For Rent or Sale-One lot 10Xl3
with four room house, Orchard and
small fruit. Enquire at this office.
Mr.. G. w. Shovel has left for his
ranch at Shovel, Utah. to ship about
twenty carloads of hay to Salt Lake
N.ty.
Ammon Sorenson and Clarence Bar
rett went to Buist, Idaho, Friday on
their dry farms.
| Mrs. Annie Hardman of Salt Lake
City is visiting here with relatives
and friends for a week. -.
Liquid Veneer, the great furniture
polish, makes old furniture look new.
Ritter Bros. Drug company. II
We are in receipt of commune
cation from Mr.. Alex Preston, who
is studying dentistry at Chicago. He
is getting along nicely with his work.
Manager Charles England of the
journal and Manager Wilkie II.
Blood Of the Republican were in Salt
Lake yesterday attending the State
Newspaper association.
Judge II. A: Peterson of the juven-
lie court is preparing to erect new
residence on South First West street.
Our readers will be glad to hear of
the judges prosperity
Manager E. Bacon of the Telluride
company spent Sunday in the city
with his family. Mr.. Bacon always
brings a pleasant smile and warm
hand clasp. We wish he could be in
Logan always.
An informal reception was given at
the Shovel home on Main street Sat
urdav evening in honor of Mr.. Blum,
who was spending'a few days in Lo-
gan prior to leaving for his home in
NeL aska.
An excellent program was given In
conjoint meeting in the second ward
Sunday evening. There were two
musical numbers and reading, fol
lowed by an interesting lecture by
DR.. George Thomas.
One of Richmonds missionaries viii
return home from Honolulu about the
last of May. John W. StoGjard, who has
been on the Sandwich islands for 81
months, has been released to set sal
May 1st. All his friends await his
return with deep interest.
II you want the pest and cleanes,
coal order Aberdeen or Rock Springs
from M. and L. Coal Co.. Phone "a
Mr.. H. j. Carlisle, Logan's popular
barber has opened up in the Coy
Corner" having saved all his equip
ment from the fire, and il doing bust
ness just as IL nothing had happened
Mr.. Carlisle could not have secured
, more choice location.
Mr.. Preston Nibley Jared loos,
from his business activities at the
capital Saturday evening and spen
Sunday with his mother in Logan
Mr.. Nibley since leaving the Repub
lican has been busy colonizing the
Park Valley and Raft River company
Mendon, April 29, 1912 Miss Ma,
Gardner and Mr., Chauncey Payne o
Arbon, Idaho. were married in Maia,
! Thursday, April 25th. Miss Garlre
was enc or Mendon's most charming
; young ladies' and will be gleatl.
: miesa1 IISt Of frianda uiuh m,