The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
Local lettings.

We collect all kinds Of indebted
ness.--H. A. Petersen & Co.
President w. II. Lewis of Lewiston
was rustling i'm town yesterday.
Wen be looking for you every day
now. Robinson Bros. 40 Main.
Everything known in music at the
Harris Music store. 1872
John Buttars and Thomas Godfrey
were over yesterday from Charleston.
SANTA CLAUS LEFT MOST OF
HIS PACK AT Cy.E. NAPPERs l3t2
Rueben Perkes and Fred Woolf of
Hyde Park, were in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Get your Christmas supplies at the
Logan Furniture Co. Come one, come
all.
DR.. j. +. Engle entertained Prof
Osticn and wife and Profs. Wilson and
Bexell, Sunday.
Can one afford to buy Christmas
present before calling on the Harris
Music Co?
Go to John II. Anderson for Toys,
Albums, and Nmas presents. Selling
at wonderfully low prices. 12t4
Prof. Bexell, of the A. c. Of o., will
spend his vacation al Salt Lake and
Ogden. He left Logan Monday morn
ing
Fancy vests, suspenders, ties etc,
for Nmas just arrived Nothing
nicer for presents. Robinson Bros
As Main.
Prof. James Dryden of the A. c. of |
u, left Saturday morning for Pacific
Grove, California, where he will spend |
his vacation with Mrs. Dryden.
BEERS, WINES and LIQUORS, |
CHEAPER THAN TIVE CHEA PEST
AT Cy L. NAPPER'S. 1872
DR.. and Mrs. l.. j. Goodrich and |
Master Lewis so to Ogden tomorrow
to spend few days with friends. DR.. |
Goodrich will return Sunday evening !
Ladies, If you wear "Utz and Dunn"
high grade footwear YOU will be sue
cessful this coming ''leap year" they
are the best on the market and for
TOILET CASES and PERFUMES
CHEAPER THAN THE Gil EAPEST
AT Cy L. NAPpER'S. 1872
DR.. and Mrs. l.. j. Goodrich gave "a
turkey dinner to a few friends Sunday,
those present being Prof. and Mrs. |.
n. Smith, Misses Dciraif, Smith and
Raymond, and n. Ralph Moore.
We have just received good line of
lace curtains, portiers, rugs, velvet
carpets etc. Call and get good bar
gains.-A. G. Lundstrum's Furniture
Store.
Mr.. Sidney Stevens came up from
Ogden Monday and will spend Christ
mas with his son, Sidney O. Stevens.
He will attend to business in Logan
and Preston ere returning home.
1t is astonishing the shine the
"Boot Black" at "City Shoe Store"
puts on your shoes for SC. He is no
doubt the lest in the city. l2tS
Prof A. Il Wilson, the disciplinar-
uin at the A. G. of u, has gone West
not to grow up with the country
but to visit his father ut Reno, Neva-
da, and on to California, where he has
business interests.
Miss Marie Wainwright, in her forth
coming rendition of "Twelfth Night"
to appear here shortly, will show with
daintiest of hisurionic touches what a
whimsical dreamer the great Shakes
peare could be in his lighter moods.
l1Mr. John A. Wilson and Miss Mary
Walker of Rexburg, Idaho, are in
Logan and will be married in the
Temple today. Mr.. Wilson is well
known in Logan and he and his bride
will have the best wishes of friends
here.
On account of the Christmas holi
days the Oregon Short Line will sell
round trip tickets to all points within
distance of $50 miles at single fare for
round trip. Selling dates December
"a, % and 81, 1908, and January |, 1904
good returning January 4, 1904.
The home Of Mr.. G. +. Lloyd was
the scene oil merriment and jollity
last Saturday evening, the occasion be-
ing in honor of Miss May Hof, OF
Montpelier, Idaho. Games and music
were enjoyed until late hour and
these pleasures were topped or
with dainty refreshments.
NJ ice Marie Wuipriubt who wi an