I local news I 1 " - - B Coop T)ug Co. i H Shade and ornamental trees, ot all H kinds, homo, grown. Jos. A, Smith, H Providence. Adv. tj u J. Z, Stewart has returned from Lj Salt Lako whore ho has boon attending attend-ing conference, i Murdock's havo Just received a lnrga shipment of tho famous Red Wing grapo Juice. Adv. 4 10 Alox Spenco prominent citizen of Wcllsvillo was In Logan on business Tuosday. u Cartoons and njf brush signs, my specialty. Laurenco Kimball. Phone 20. Adv. - tf Harry Stonoy was In Ogden yesterday yester-day to attend tho state trap shoot which was hold there. For Sale Seed wheat ana oats, also al-so plenty ot alfalfa hay. C. Palling, phono 618. tf A.M. Smith and Thomas P. Wharton Whar-ton havo returned from Salt Lako City whero they havo been In the Interests In-terests ot tho Utah Oil and Gas Co. Seeds, plants, bulbs, fruit, shade, ornamental, roses and evergreen trees at Ola Larson & Son. Phone 497, 212 East Third South. Adv 410 Tho electric light poles In tho cen- Iter of First North street In tho paving pav-ing district, were chopped to tho ground Tuesday, making tho streot frco from obstruction. 9 For Sale One 1912 Modol Studo-baker Studo-baker E. M. F. automobile; recent-ly recent-ly overhauled and In first class condition; con-dition; ; good bargain. Inquires at this office. Adv. Tho Lundstrom Furnlturo Company or this city sent two men to Preston yesterday to lay the cork matting in the new gymnasium which Is just being completed at that place. J7 A. J. Izatt of this city who Just returned from Idaho where lie hap Bpent several months, will leave this week for Salt Lake whero ho has been engaged at the state engineer's offlco. Congressman nnd Mrs. Joseph Howell have announced tho engage ment of their daughter Mary Maughn to David Izatt Stoddard of LeGrande, Oregon. Tho marrlago will take place in Juno. Herald Republican. For Sale Ono" pair black geldings, four nnd five years old, vrolght 1C00 pounds each; sound and truo; also ihroo seated canyon wagon, and onb set good harness. Inquire at this office of-fice Adv. ' -r- . - Dr. andMrs. H.A. AdaniBOn of nichmond took a spin to Logan on Tuesday in their now Dulck touring car. They pronounce tho roads in fair-shape since the rain through the north part of tho county. D. C. Jackllng, managing director of tho Utah Copper Company and ono 'of Utah's best tfnown mining men, was married this week in San Fran Cisco, to Miss Virginia Jolliffo, a society so-ciety woman of San Francisco. Farmers desiring to ralso sugar beets for tho Amalgamated Sugar Company fort tho year 191G can h-tain h-tain contracts by calling at the ofllco ot tho Ogdon, Logan and Idaho Rail-road Rail-road Company on South Main. Adv. tf Lola, tho three year old daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jas. II . Oldham, died Wednosday morning from a so voro case ot whooping cough. The child has not been 111 long. Funoral services will bo held in tho Fifth ward meeting houso Friday nt 1 P-m. P-m. Itemalns may bo viewed nt tho family reslenco until 12:30 Friday. r - 1 Market roports nro Indleatlng an ndvanco in sugar prices, which at prosent is ?0.95 por bag. Breakfast foodH such as Golden Hod, Carnation Oats or Whoat Flak03, etc., nro soaring, soar-ing, in sympathy with grain prices, but nro still sold for 30 cents per package. Eggs havo stiffened to 1G cents por dozen, either cash or trr.do. .Nail prices havo taken a slight do-cllno do-cllno to $3 per keg. This Information ImB boon obtained from tho Ilasmiis son Ilnzaar, and as such, are no doubt a llttlo bettor Wian tho uvorngo,' us those pcoplo nolthor give credit or dplIvor. Adv. -8 ' br..'rind'Mrsj-.illInm Smith, nro visiting In Logan. They rcsldo at Cleveland, Idaho. Floyd Rose and J. II, Russcl havo roturned from Salt Lako where they .went over Sunday. Headquarters tor cut flowers and funeral designs. Ola Larsen & Son, 212 East Third South. Phono 497. Adv. tt Charles Doll ot Dempsoy, Idaho, has been in Logan this week, having conio hero to attend tho funoral services ser-vices ot Mrs. Gcorgo Kldd. Gcorgo Cummlngs of Mlllvllle, tho star catcher of tho Logan baseball team last season, was transacting business In tho county seat yesterday. yester-day. Wo sell tho earth, abstract Its tttlo and loan money on tt. II. A. Pod erson & Co., First North street. Adv. tf II. h Allen, tho cattlo king ot Mt. Home, was in the city yesterday pay ing off some ot his notes 'at tho local bank. He disposed of ovor $2500 worth of cattle this week. Mrs, J. S. Larsen submitted to a crlctlcal operation on Tuesday for gallstones, but Is reported to have rallied nicely and Is doing as well us could bo expected. D. -W. nalnoy ot Alton, Wyoming, wns In Logan yesterday visiting with relatives on his way from San Francisco Fran-cisco whero ho and Mrs. Halney havo been to seo tho World's Fair. A water fountain lias been placed at tho corner of Main nnd First North streets, bearing tho namo of tho First National Bank. This drinking fountain Is something pedestrians havo been praying for for somo time. A, II. Thompson, of tho Utah Mortgago Loan Corporation is tho proud owner of a six cyllndor Overland Over-land automobile which ho has been driving about town the past 'day or two. Art Gudmundson, the popular barber bar-ber at tho Crystal shop, has been mado more popular by tho 'arrival of a 10 1 2 pound boy born Monday. Mother nnd babe aro reported to bo doing nieoly. Mr. and Mrs. Jess C. Gill aro ro jolclng over the nrrlvnl of an eight pound boy, born Wednesday morning. morn-ing. All concerned doing nicely. Mrs. Gill is being c.ired for by her sister Mrs. A. O. Olofson at 183 North Third West,