The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-08

| LICAL
Coffee kills, but Koffeet builds"
Mrs. Paul Carbon of the Seventh
ward Of this city has been confined
to her bed for two weeks with la
grippe.
Overcoats one-fourth to one half
of at Newbold's. the clothier. - .Ad-
vertisement. -.e. 70 ss.s ~, If
D. -o-Aer .,s.s .,.,t..
In order to prepare for moving the
entire stock OF the Fonnesbeck knit
ting Works is for sale at greatly re-
duced prices. -Advertisement.
Mr.. William Robins has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff to fill the va
,oancy caused by the resignation Of
Mr.. Charles Martineau. 4
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved finally
cured. Druggists al sell it.-Adv.
IN travelling from Brigham to Og-
den on the electric car line a person
will hardly see a sale board OF any
kind attached to the premises For
Sale. Fruit, alfalfa and chickens APP
pear to be the main lines OF produc-
ton, in which the people appear to
be thriving.
From present indications potatoes
will bring a good figure in the spring.
II would be well for the farmers to
see that their pits are wei covered
that the potatoes will not freeze and
thus avoid a loss that otherwise may
occur.
Mrs. Jane E. Pitkin who has been
confined to her bed with bronchial
trouble for some days past has great
ly improved. Her aged mother Aunt
Elizabeth" who has passed her one
hundredth year, still remains hearty
and well, but her eye sight is nearly
gone.
w. E. Ryberg of the firm of Ryberg
Brothers Cement contractors. retrun,
ed from Malad' City on Monday where
he bid on the construction of a large
school house. These young men
are forging to the front in their con-
tract work, which gives good satisfac-
ton they built six miles of pavement
in Brigham which is first class.
The bishopric of the Seventh ward
are being Blessed in these days when
the blessings are promised on those
who pay their tithes. Sunday morn.
ing within half hour OF each other
two fine girls arrived at the home Of
Bishop Hyrum r. Crockett and Coun-
selor w. II. Larsen. William Larsen
says they are all doing fine except
HIM.
Mr.. Irvine Alfred has just received
a post card from j. A. Barlow who is
now in the Philippines, asking Mr..
Alfred to look up few good jobs for
Beck, Loveland, Hoffman and Bar
low as indications are that they will
ali be home in the spring looking for
a chance to pitch hay or pick fruit.
He says there will be great exodus
from the islands in April.
The Cache county Farmers Society
o. Equity will hold its convention on
Saturday at 10 q. m. at Logan In the
Commercial club rooms. Such able
men as H. E. Hatch. DR.. e. G
Peterson Of Logan and J.. e. Evertor
Of Preston. Idaho. will address Thu
convention. The Commercial clul
quartet will render several selections
The following were the speakers al
the funeral services Of Mrs. Kastl
held in the German meeting house OF
Monday: Abraham Loser, of Rive
Heights; Fred Theurer, Joseph Moser
Lewis Aebischer, s. F. Ballif ant
John Widmer. Many friends wer'
present to pay their last respects t
the departed lady.
Hugh Adams of Logan Third ware
has recently spent three weeks II
Malad valley on business and pleas
ure combined. He returned home oil
Monday evening and in his talk h
speaks in the most glowing terms o