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Show fc- Generalities, C. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf George Romney Jr., of Salt Lake, was in Logan on Wednesday. ' Foil Sale A tine large, young team. Louis Ciikihtenbon. "Otf Mrs. R. S. Campbell of Salt Lake is visiting relatives in theclty. Lost A good overcoat between Lo-"gan Lo-"gan and Petcrsboro. Leave at this office and be rewarded. L. J. Plowman was down from Smlthtield on Wednesday. If you want a house to rent with all' modern Improvements, addrcsss P. O. Box 445 or call at 129 .North 1st East President Lewis, of Benson Stake, was in Logan on Thursday. On August 20th and 21st the O. S. L. will sell round trip tickets to Colorado Colo-rado points at single fare, limited to 30 days. Mr. Ed. Sommcrs shipped four car loads of sheep to Chicago Thursday morning. v Homescckcrs We will show you Hw to get a home, or pay off a loan your propcrty.H. A.Pkdekson & Co A. G. Barber, and R. S. Campbell of Salt Lake, are on the West side of the river having a chicken hunt. G. Gessel, the brick maker of Cache county, will sell blck by the wagon or car load. The choicest kind. Joseph Alnsworth was sentenced by Judge Hart on Wednesday to serve one year In the State prison for burg-lary. burg-lary. Foil SAlk A good second hand header for sale cheap. Geo. L. Fajuiell, Smlthtield, Utah. Alfalfa In Smlthtield, it is said, sells for $3.50 per ton; In Logan $5.50. Quite a difference In price for so short distance. Harrison's Studio over U. O. Store for Photos. Tickets issued by Fries redeemed this month. Hyrum Crocket, the assistant cash-. cash-. ler of the First National Bank, resumed resum-ed his duties last Wednesday after a vacation of two weeks. Five thousand dollars In pianos and jmns Just arrived, without boxes. "Juy right and sell right. One price to'all. Harris Music Co. Miss Rose Thomas, daughter of R. K. Thomas, and Miss Hattlc Carter, both of Salt Lake, are the guests of Miss Hattlo Smith andsisters. In Alberta thero has been but little down fall since last May. The crops are practically a failure, and a large portion of the grain has been mowed for hay. A terrlllo storm must have prevailed prevail-ed In the eastern mountains on Tuesday Tues-day night. The waters of Smlthtield Creek, Logan and Blachsmlth Fork rivers were about as thick with mud as they could be. Gcorgo II. Champ, President of the Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation, Corpor-ation, left "Wednesday for a trip to the Gallatin valley, Montana, to look after the agency of the company com-pany there. One of the best musicians In our state commenced on a cheap secondhand second-hand organ. Why not give all tho children a chance. Wo have some good sccopd-hand organs for $25 and $30. Come quick; wo are crowded for - jgoom. Harris Music Co. tyTrs Anna "' r,ii,1n3 wr'tcs from Berlin, Germany, that she and her daughter arrived safely, aro located comfortably ancLthat Miss Meyer is now' n student under tho famolin Go-dowskl. Go-dowskl. Critics hero say that Miss Meyer has, great possibilities, and that her future Is very promising. Fine eating and cooking apples for sale at the Logan Nurseries. Alex Nlbloy and Wife are down from Perry, Oregon, on a visit. A wholesale and retail fruit stand Is being conducted at the Star grocery by M. D. MoKinney. J. L. Peterson, of Smithtlold, has been Indisposed for the past ten days, the result of kidney troubles. Mtss Kate Stayncr, daughter of tho late Col, Arthur Stayncr, of Salt Lake City, Is visiting Mrs. N.M. LamreaUx. Foil Sale Fine eating and cooking apples at 450 Fifth North street. William Bench. Mrs. L. D. Martin is In Logan. Her husband, who Is now a member of the City Council of Salt Lake, Is expected up tonight. Notice I will pay cash for cutting and stacking 200 tons of hay. Geo. L. Fahiiell, Smlthtield, Utah. Misses. Alice and Florcnco Read left Logan Wednesday for the East. They will visit the Fair and then go toGalesburg, 111., their home. Elder Joel Ricks will lecture on the "Book of Mormon" at the Sunday evening meeting, Tabernacle pavilion, six o'clock. All arc Invited to be present. pre-sent. It has been decided to open the city schools Sept. 12th. Tho examination for city teachers will be held at the Woodruff building on September 1, 2, and 3. Account Republican State Convention Conven-tion Salt Lake Aug. 25th(thc O. S. L. will sell round trip tickets to Salt Lake at single fare, selling date Aug. 24th, good returning Aug. 27th. Wm. M. Hansen, formerly manager of the City shoo store expects to go on a mission to the Samoan Ialands soon. In view of this fact ho has turned his stock over to Mr. E.F.Rico of Denver. Lorenzo Smart, aged 15 years, son of Thomas Smart of this city wasdrlving cows last week, when his foot caught a wire, throwing him violently to tho ground breaking his right arm. He is convalescing. An operation was performed on Hyrum Dopp Wednesday night, at which an abscess was removed. It Is thought that possibly an opeiatlon for appendicitis can uc evaded. It will at least be deferred for tho time being. During the recent storm there was a cloud burst at Mud flat In the right hand fork of Logan canyon, destroying the wagon road. Hundreds of small llsh were killed and lay on the banks as the water recedes. The water is turned Into thick mud. Mrs. Susan and Miss Susan Nappcr, mother and sister of CyNappertho druggist, are visiting In Logan. At one time these ladles were residents of this city. This Is tho first visit In eight years. Mrs. Susan Napper is somewhat feeble In health. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs D. II. Thomas entertained in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Moore of La Grande, Oregon. Music was the feature. Those present wero Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Alex NIbley, Messrs. G. W. Thatcher, Hugh Doug-all, Doug-all, Joel NIbley and Frank West, Mrs. Luna Y. Thatcher, Misses Cathlo Dougall and Gladys Spencer. L. M. Cranney camo to Logan from Star Valley on Wednesday. He reports re-ports tho grain and hay crops as being first class In that locality. There has been an abundance of water this year. Tho settlers In Salt River valloy are constructing a ditch from tho narrows nar-rows to the north reaching about eighteen miles. Mr. Cranney came throueh tho right hand fork of Logan canyon. Owing to the heavy storm the roads are washed out badly and In its present condition It is unsafe for persons to travel the road. A serious accident occurred in Providence Prov-idence hay fields on, Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. Joseph Postal Jr., aged 10 years, was riding on a load of hay, and his younger brother, about ten years old, rode up behind on a horse with a 22 rllle. Not knowing It was cocked he handed it to his brother, muzzle foremost. The rifle was discharged and tho bullet pierced the body of the former one and a half Inches below tho apex of the heart, tho bullet lodging in tho body. Medical assistance was promptly called. The condition of tho young man Is as favorable as could be expected. At 2:30 Thursday afternoon, Justice Smith said the words that made ono of John Andrews "and Alice Naylor, tho young couple which has had some unpleasant notoriety during tho past few weeks. Tills see ms to be a fairly satisfactory conclusion to a case that gave promise of proving awkward for young Andrews. Tho young couplo presented a very good appearance and were apparently happy as they left the COurt house accompanied by their relatives. It Is to bo sincerely hoped that these young people may come to understand the responsibilities responsibili-ties and make the most of the situation. situa-tion. Life Is largely as we choose to make it. i . For Sale Single rig with traveling horse and harness, for salo cheap. Inquire In-quire at this oillce. William Meyer, formerly of Logan nowof Ogden, Is visiting relatives In Logan. Mr. Mover Is a member of tho tiro department In Ogden. Rev. Clemcnson and Prof. 1. N. Smith aro In attendance at Presbytery, Presby-tery, which meets In Sprlngvllle this year. Rev. Clemcnson will bo able to report an expenditure of about $7jOO In tin Improvement of the church property here, which has been placed In ii most excellent condition. Everything Every-thing is as trim and neat as can be, a credit to the worshipers there and a decided improvement for that part of tho city. Riley Kent, of Lcwlston, the Jockey of Cacho county, has been doing successful suc-cessful riding this season, winning most of the races that he was engaged engag-ed In at Blackfoot and Malad City. At tho latter place on July 27, ho was riding a licet but refractory animal. It Dew tho track and Jumping a fence threw Itself with Riley underneath. For ten days he has been confined to the house and was In Logan Thursday looking rather the worse for wear. Of the new sidewalk on First North Hon. Joseph Howell has constructed 10.) feet live feet wide. The committee commit-tee has recommended that tho First Nortli street walks be made four feet wide. On Second West, Mr. John Edwards Ed-wards has laid 1G0 feet six feet wide and the petition calls for only four. Rev. Clemcnson has already constructed construct-ed more than a hundred feet four feet wide. These gentlemen havo discov ered that they can havo tho work done by private contract at a much less rate than In a public way and so have forestalled the petitions. Next Wednesday the Germans of Cacho county arc going to have a grand celebration at Johnson's grove, South of Logan. There Is to be an all day's program calculated to furnish no end of pleasure and amusement and In tho evening thero will be a dance and display of fireworks. Tho Germans arc a great Jolly lot when they get together and there Is no doubt but that the day will be highly enjoyable. .There is to be a big parade at nine o'clock, starting from the German meeting house Ih tho Fourth ward and headed by the Providence band. Everybody has a cordial Invitation Invi-tation to Join in the festivities. The Repuiilican is indebted to Mrs. Stycr for matter and Illustration descrlptlvo of Camp Astascadero, California, Cal-ifornia, where Capt. Styer is now in attendance at the maneuvers of the State troops. This camping expedition expedi-tion is In the nature of that enjoyed by the cadets of tho A. C. of U. early this summer, but Is carried out under more favorable conditions, as a matter mat-ter of course, and on a very large scale, some 4,500 troops being engaged, including in-cluding four troops of cavalry and three batteries of artillery. Major-General Major-General Arthur McArthur Is In command com-mand and has a number of notables under him. There Is no play about this encampment, it's all good hard work. The Hub-dubs aro left off and the. soldiers Instructed how to get ready for battle. The maneuvers arc considered worthy of the attention of distinguished military men throughout through-out this country and even among foreign for-eign military otllcers tho program has proved of sulllclent Interest to attract. The descriptive matter shows off " the beauties of the Salinas valley to tho greatest advantago and makes one long to be there. Captain Styer writes that it is exceedingly warm during tho day, but sufficiently cool at night to demand good heavy blankets blank-ets for comtort. The Misses Ellason entertained at their charming homo Thursday evening even-ing In such a delightful way as to eclipse most other functions of tho kind given In Logan. Tho Eliason lawn Is unsurpassed In this city for Its beauty and extent, and few of the smaller cities have an equal. On this occasion its natural advantages were enhanced bymyralds of colored electric lights entwined 'round and through tho foliage throughout the grounds, together with Japaneso lanterns In profusion. Beds of fiowors in full blossom dotted tho lawn here and there, shrubbery cast inviting shadows, music lent its glamour and the enchanting drcam-llke appearance of the entire occasion was such as to lead ono into a contemplation as to whether fairyland could oiler anything any-thing more tempting. Logan's beauty, wit, elegtinco and wealth were there, tho guests numbering, more than two hundred, and among these aro to be Included a number of guests from other cities of the state, Tho ladles elegantly or daintily costumed, as they passed from light to shadow, smiling, gracious, always charming added t" the brilliancy of the occasion, and vied with nature's beauties for first plaoo In admiration. The guests engaged in such social amusements as appealed to them. Card tables and games were In evidence everywhere, the Jcppson orchrstra furnished music and dancing was indulged In; a booth at which delicious punch was served by little Miss Benson proved popular, and not less so was the bower from which Ice cream and cake was offered. The Ellason home Is Itself a model of elegance, and many spent their time inspecting and enjoying Its beauties. Until a late uour the ladles and gentleman enjoyed the pleasant sociability that the occasion offered, and many were the hearty and sin-ccro sin-ccro expressions of delight at tho perfection per-fection of the grounds and arrangements arrange-ments for the comfort and pleasure of the largo number present. The Misses Miss-es Ellason occupy a warm spot In the hearts of a host of admirers and friends, and as hostesses on thjs occasion oc-casion added a rose to the crown which merit had already awarded them. |
