The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
Local JOttlngs.
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WANTED--A good Office boy. Apply
at The REPUBLICAN.
We collect all kinds of indebted
ness.-H. A. Petersen Il Co.
Prof. G. NJ. Harris was doing bust
ness at Collinston Wednesday.
j. NJ. Parry gives mandolin and gui-
tar lessons, and furnishes instruments
free of charge. AUG
DR.. II. A. Green, of Salt Lake City,
will be at the Office of DR.. Croxall on
December lst and End, to give treat
ment for eye, ear, nose and throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orion Follett, Of
Greenville, lost little girl Monday
evening, the funeral taking place
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Robert Shipley was over from
Paradise Wednesday. The roads are
in such condition that it took him
three hours to get here.
The Paris Post says Pres. Bulge, of
Bear Lake Stake, is just recovering
from an injury to his back received a
few weeks ago while fixing his barn.
In Convict Stripes" went to a
good house Thursday night, and gave
excellent satisfaction. Vivian Pres
colt as the "Bowery Waif" proved a
hit.
Hon. Joseph Monson went over TO
Randolph, Rich county, this week to
look after the matter of placing q
steam heater in the city school build
ing
Cheap Sale continues at JOS, New
bold's. He offers high bargains in
Mems and Boys clothing, Underwear,
Hats, Shoes, etc, Call on him before
you buy elsewhere. 6t4
Dr.. w. b. PARKINSON treats the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses
scientifically lifted. Also diseases of
women and children. X-Ray labor
tory.
Fred Petersen & Sons, painters of
this city, have the painting contract
on Ritter Bros. new drug store i'm
Franklin. The building is credit to
the town.
Our First Ward Bazaar is going to
be the best ever. Dainty Nmas gifts
at most reasonable prices. Open
Tuesday Dec. |, at 3 O'Clock. Admis-
sion and ten cents.
Ferdinand Jacobsen. the regular
agent for the Juvenile Instructor, is
making tour through the city in the
interest of that paper. 1t is good
periodical for the young people.
The "Happy Hour" club enjoyed
several happy hours at the Palace
hall Tuesday evening. This club is
recent organization designed to assist
n Willing away the long winter even
ings.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Richards, and
Mrs. kellog, the parents and grand
mother of Mrs. Roy McAllister, arriv-
ed in Logan Thursday night on an
extended visit. The visitors are from
Clyde, Ohio.
Mrs. A. o. Allen came down from
Ako, Idaho, aid spent last week with
the McMurdie's at Paradise. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen were residents of Paradise
until last spring when they moved to
their northern home.
VIM. Merrill, at Richmond, has re-
Gently added cold-tire-setter to his
establishment-the first in the coun-
try. Persons desiring tires set can
have them attended to now without
removing the tire at all.
In the District Court, Tuesday,
Rachel S. Hendricks was granted a
divorce from Franklin ID. Hendricks
on the charge of failing to provide.
BY agreement Mrs. Hendricks with
drew her charge of cruelty, and Mr..
Hendricks withdrew countcr-claim
of like nature, with the result above
stated.
BY an adverse fate in the shape of
careless compositors two columns OF
proof-read but uncorrected matter
slipped into the last REPUBLICAN, and
in certain articles are found some
thing near four million errors, more
or less. The blunder was discovered
only after the paper was issued, OF
course, and the color of the atmos'
phere in this vicinity was nothing il
not sky-blue pink with green and yell
low fringe. This is one of the trials
of newspaper life to which no mar
ever gets used.