The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-09
Local JOttings.

We collect all kinds of indebted
ness. H. A. PEDERsEN & Co.
John NJ. Wilson, one of the Corian-
ton company, is i'm Logan.
John Rosengreen of this city was a
visitor in Rexburg last week.
l.. II. Martineau will act as local re-
porter for the Deserct News.
Mr.. w. w. Ritter, the Salt Lake
banker, was in Logan Monday.
Get your Christmas supplies at the
Logan Furniture Co. Come one, come
all.
DR.. J. A. Widtsoe, head of the A. c.
of U. experiment station, is at home
from an eastern trip.
J. NJ. Parry gives mandolin and gui-
tar lessons, and furnishes instruments
free of charge. AUG
WANTED-Twog good live agents
hustlers not pickcrs. ''Singer" office,
So First North street, Logan. l0t2
Mr.. A. b. Irvine was a visitor in
Logan Sunday, the first time in two or
three years. Old griends were glad to
see him again.
G. u. Harris, of Richmond, and |. G.
Thorcson, of Hyrum, have been APP
pointed jury committee. They
meet today.
+. II. BALKAN of Hyde Park, was in
Logan Saturday, and made the state
ment that Hyde Parks beet output
amounted to $4,000 tons this year.
The Peoples Mercantile establish
ment at Lewiston expects to close up
its business by December 3lst and Is
placing goods on the market at very
low figures.
j. w. Barrett has the contract fol
erection of a $4,000 residence for G.. Y
Smith of Smithtield. According tC
the plans the building will leaC
Smithneld i'm the line of residences.
Mr.. Leo Campbell is convalesent
from severe throat ailment which
has kept him confined fora week OF
more. Leo insists that the trouble
couldn't have been less than diphthe
ria.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hodges anC
little girl came over from Paradis,
Saturday. Mr.. Hodges is suffering
from severely mashed hand, the re
suit of an accident in rock quarry a
Dewey.
We arc going out of the retail bust
ness, and are offering our entire stool
at prices away below cost. Com
early and get bargains. Everything
must be sold regardless of price
y Cache Knitting Works. lOt2
The last report on the Biddlc plan
. contest shows that the Tabernacl
choir is still in the lead by nearl,
5000 votes, having l0,6S2 all told. Tn
|. O. o. f. lodge is second with i,75f
and the A. C.of U.athlctic association
: third with ,, lSS.
= In justice to Ranger John Squires /
may be stated that he Is in nowise re
: sponsible for an article which ar
? peared in this paper last week an,
in which reference was made to tn
underSirability of eastern men bein
appointed to official positions tina
have as IA part of their duty the oyei
{ sight of western conditions.
, The Fremont Journal, published a
/ ReXburg, in writing of the loca
5 knitting factory, says: Manage
| Joel Kicks informs us that they ar
so rushed with orders, that if no fun
4 Their work came in, there are cnoug
: orders on hand to keep the machine
l busy until next February. Thi
speaks well for the business under tn
( management of Joel Kicks Whe
{ they move into the new building, tn
plant will be augmented with neN
: machinery and equipments, so as t
meet the growing business of tn
D firm
A party who has seen the prcsen
made by David EccleS and his brother
to their parents on the anniversary c
their siXty-second wedding day, say
, that it is most elegant and costly. |
7 is family picture with the parent
. in the center. Diamonds valued a
II $50, 90 have been artistically arrange
and make the portrait a most prince
a ly gift, 1t may be stated here tina
Z the senior Mr. Eccles, who Is quit
aged, is very low at the present time
and it Is thought that he cannot liv
many days, lie is afflicted with kid
ney trouble, Since the above was pu
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