The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-31


Rev. Norfeet preached last night at
Hyrum.
DO without one cigar day and give
your wife Telephone she will appre-
ciate 1t, II you don't. r. NJ. b. Il. Co.
Go to John H. Anderson's
for all kinds of Rubbers.
$4,000 local money to loan on Real
Estate. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Alexander the optician will remain
at Hotel Lincoln until Saturday, Jan.
eth.
FoUND-On Main street Ladies
pocket book containing small amount
of money. Come TO this office.
Or. II. p. Emeis returned Wednes-
day night from two weeks visit to
San Francisco and other coast points.
We collect all kinds Of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Office over First National Bank
Miss Ida Thorcson left this morning
for Brigham city to spend New Years,
on invitation of friends at that place.
In the notice of Land Sale" which
has appeared in this paper in num-
Der OF preceding issues description of
land reading Section 20, Up l3n r 4e"
should have read"Sec. 80, TIP l3n r 4e"
This sale comes off on January 3, at
the Court House in this city. Pros
pective buyers will please note the
correction.
UNTIL JANUARY LIST, OFF
ON LEADER JEWEL STEEL
RANGE. VIM. EDWARDS FURNI.
TURE & CARPET HOUSE, MAIN
STREET, LOGAN.
At the Thatcher Orchestra pavil-
lion Wednesday afternoon the little
children had full sway, 200 or more Of
them being on the floor. One of the
ward Sunday schools gave the little
people this treat. At the ball on
Christmas night no less than 26O
couples we're on the floor.
See the great Vaudeville Trio with
the Noble Stock company, Monday
night. Ward & Lester in an clabor.
ate musical act; little jeanette in art
istic, fancy and instep toe dancing.
All kinds Of Buck and wing dancing.
One week starting Monday Jan. Ind.
Bishop A. l.. Skanchy, who left his
home IN April 1901, returned from his
mission last Tuesday night, being alb
sent three years and nine months
While away the bishop has made 9
most excellent record i'm taking the
oversight of bnilding three fine meet
ing houses, one in Copenhagen, Chris
tiania and Stockholm. The BishoI
Is pleased TO be at home once NOR,
with his family and friends, ant
looks well.
The Wednesday evening dance a
the Pavilion attracted crowd of jus
the proper size for comfortable ant
pleasurable dancing, as well as mum
Der who are not in the habit of fire
quenting the place. Many plcasan
comments on the orchestra's splendid
music are always heard. Few of tn,
dances at the pavilion lack gooC
crowd, fact that is worthy of note
for certainly no enterprise in the cit,
deserves more liberal support. tn,
resort is beauty, cost handsome
sum Of money, and is owned and con
Quoted by some of our best people.
Willard Cranney is still cripplin,
around little, the result Of the run
away he and President Elias Kimbal
had some few weeks ago in Idaho II
talking over the affair with Nh
Cranney it is learned that the escap
was almost miraculous. The tw,
were driving across bridge when on
ball jumped from the conveyance
while Mr.. Cranney with one line steer
} ed the team into the ditch. The con
, veyance turned over with Mr.. Cranne
underneath. Mr.. Kimball caught tn
team and extricated Mr.. Cranne
from his dangerous position.
/ Mrs. Emma Hyde has opened u
! temporary art parlors in the Tremon
house on Center street opposite tn
tabernacle. AS our citizens are awar
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde have been sing
ularly unfortunate through an acc
dent to the former and very seriou
illness of the latter, and now that tn
sun begins to shine upon them afte
their many drawbacks orr people wi
hasten to patronize Mrs. Hyde's ne,
enterprise. The exhibits of tapestr