The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-21

Largest assortment of holiday goods
at Cy f. Napper's.
Peter NJ. Vaughan, the outside
manager of the Wellsville Coop, was
in Logan yesterday.
Half Of fine store room to rent Ap.
ply No. 8 Main street.
During the past few days the
streets Of Logan have been crowd
ed with visitors from the outside,
presumably buying good things for
Christmas.
LOST-On Main street Friday after
noon, a purse. Return TO this Office.
Gentlemans watches, guaranteed
20 years, for 5000 at Johnson Jewelry
Co. 5.
a line wedding supper was served
at Charles O. Cards residence on last
Wednesday evening in honor of his
daughter Pearl, and William II. Sloan,
who were married in the temple that
day. About fifty guests were present
and a most elegant spread was pre-
pared for their entertainment. The
couple left yesterday for their future
home in Kimball, Alberta, which set
Element Mr.. Sloan presides over as
the bishop.
For sale Remington typewriter
No. 7, nearly new. Price $1,000. w.
w. Vaughan, Logan.
Christmas presents, useful and
beautiful, at very low prices at John
son Jewelry Co. S Main Street. !
Spend $500 at the Union Mercantile
Co. this week and you can select one
present good enough for anybody. =
Grand Masquerade Ball at Logan
Pavilion Wednesday Dec. 81, 1904
Admission SOC per couple. Spectators
pc each.
Agent Woodside, of the O. S. L.,
is authority for the statement that
the Christmas imports are greater
this year than before. and that bust
ness generally is on the increase. He
J makes the statement that the exports
, from this station during the year are
r nothing short Of astonishing to those
! who give little thought to the matter.
This assurance of Mr.. Woodside is
most gratifying, for no other one thing
indicates so well the prosperity of the
> people.
: The funeral OF William Crookston
who died at the miners home In Salt
Lake on Sunday, was held at Lind
/ quist's undertaking parlors yesterday
, at pm. The speakers were Willard
Cranpey, Orson Smith, B. Lewis, II.
Morgan and }. II. Anderson. The
speakers impaired consoling and APP
propriate remarks. William Crooks
ton was u son Of Father" Crooks
ton of this city and brother to Bishop
y. w. Crookston and the other three
Crookston boys of this county. Will
] was one of the pioneers of this valley
and with Others endured hardships
+ that were incident TO pioneer life. OF
! late years he followed the life of a min
er and some years back was badly
: loaded from which he never recovered.
! He was big-hearted man, generous
and kind, which is a characteristic OF
the family.
I FOR SALE-Cheap, and on easy
I terms, 100 acres Dry Farm land, locat'
e ed three miles northeast of Smithfield
e 80 acres now in wheat. For terms, ap
:, ply to G. Y. Smith, Smithfeld
You can now have a limited service
telephone in your residence for sl5(
3 per month; unlimited 500; no charge
5 for installation. II. NJ. b. T. Co.
c ONCE over Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
e One of the neatest and most conve
h nient dwellings ever put up in Logar
o has recently been constructed and fin
y ished by one of our local merchants
ii. G. Hayball. The building is ocat
y ed on West Center street and is con
e structed of the finest brick and with /;
y cut stone foundation. The building
Il will be known as Somerset House,
If named after the county in England
e from which the Hayballs hail. Tn,
n building has most elegant cellar,
l. feet high, walls and floors cemented
On the first floor there is an elegant
>, double parlor, with fine grill work il
O. the upper part of the partition. Or
Il this floor there are spacious rooms TO
II dining, bath and kitchen. The but
" terry is as nicely arranged as could pos
=, sibly be desired. The windows thro