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Show LOCAL LINES. <br><br> Did you get "fooled" yesterday. <br><br> Go to the theatre tomorrow night. <br><br> D.B. Lamoreaux, Esq., is still improving in health. <br><br> The ordinances relating to dogs is to be strictly enforced. <br><br> Willows, in large quantities, are being consumed as fuel. <br><br> Everybody will be delighted to see asphaltfum walks laid in this city. <br><br> Send your children to the matinee on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. <br><br> There is some talk of organizing an athletic club in this city. A good project. <br><br> On Tuesday night last the regular northern bound U. & N. passenger train carried 115 passengers. <br><br> The boys made an arrangement to have a baseball game yesterday; but they were "April fooled." <br><br> J.W. Malfy is advertising for wheat. Call and see him at C. C. Johnson's, Main Street, Logan. <br><br> At least one person in Logan can solve the "Gum Puzzle." He is a young man in business on Main Street. <br><br> ODELL & WRIGHT of Ogden advertise oranges which are sold at the lowest prices. The firm is a reliable one. <br><br> CAN'T understand why this was named Cache county. The misspelling of the word "Cash" is the only excuse. <br><br> BISHOP TUTTLE is expected to preach in St. John's school house this evening at 6:00 o'clock. The public are invited to attend. <br><br> The Utah Central will run conference trains from the ?th to the 11th insts. inclusive. Fare from Ogden to Salt Lake and return $1.59. <br><br> NEARLY all of the U. & N. pay car money has been expended with our merchants, and business has lapsed into its customary grooves. <br><br> BROTHER Thomas Jones has been engaged for some days in trimming the trees in and around Tabernacle Square. The example should be followed. <br><br> ASK a certain gentleman connected with the grain department of Z.C.M.I., in this city, how he likes to lead vicious cows. He will answer Frankly. <br><br> THE new telephone, connecting the railroad office with the residence of Superintendent Thatcher and Train Dispatcher Swan, is a perfect success. <br><br> THE proprietor of the Logan House is making an improvement - the sidewalk in front of his hotel is being graded, and is to receive a coating of gravel. <br><br> PEOPLE should trim their shade trees. At present the branches are so low that a person of medium height is certain to be rapped while walking beneath them. <br><br> THE U.O.M. & B Co., have been grading the sidewalk and the street crossings, in the vicinity of their store, with shavings. Thanks! The improvement is a good one. <br><br> LOST.- A suitable reward will be paid for the recovery of a spotted black and white setter pup, strayed or stolen on Saturday last. Send information to Z. C. M. I. Office and get reward. <br><br> THE highest cash price will be paid for good wheat by J. W. Meley, at C.C. Johnson's music store in Logan. Farmers would do well to call and see him. Apr2-1t<br><br> LAUGHING GAS is perfectly harmless, without taste or odor, while from five to ten minutes is all the time required for its use for the painless extraction of teeth. Dr. Hitchcock has it. <br><br> YOUNG ROWE of Mendon, who was seriously injured by the snow plow at the same time that Baker, his companion, was killed, made a visit to Logan on Monday last. He has not yet entirely recovered. <br><br> A BEAUTIFUL painting of a landscape in Logan canyon - a ???? gem of art, the work of Mr. Reuben Kirkham, has recently passed into the possession of a gentleman of Logan. Our citizens ought to encourage home artists. <br><br> SPRING approaches and you will want shade trees to set out, and thus beautify your premises. Bishop Roskelley of Smithfield has a supply of choice kinds of trees in variety at his nursery. Read his ad under the heading of "Shade Trees," in this issue. <br><br> HALF FARE rides will be given to conference visitors, on the U. & N. It is not yet known exactly at what time the reduced rates will take effect; but from a prominent railroad official, we learn that in all probability tickets will be good from the 4th to the 11th or 12th inclusive. <br><br> AN individual passing along the street on Wednesday, saw the large poster which announces the performance of the drama "Phil's Birthday," at the theatre next Saturday evening. He stopped, looked at it attentively, and then shouted out, "Hello! What in the world is Phil Margetts coming up here to play on his birthday for?" <br><br> A TRAMP giving the name of Alma Williams has paid Logan a visit. After engaging employment at the U. O. Foundry as a blacksmith, he procured a boarding place near by, and on Monday morning last, went to work. He made such a botch of what he did, that he accomplished more harm than good; and so when evening came, was paid and discharged. On Tuesday he gave excuses to his hostess for not being at work; and afterwards smuggled what clothing he had from his bedroom through a back door; and without further ceremony sneaked off, leaving those who had befriended him sadder but wiser people. |