The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-28

3 VhA lNs ANCNOOlu blOChs
j. H. Stewart is down from Black
foot to spend the winter in Logan
II. g. Hayball and wife d. II. Rob.
erts and A. B. Harrison went TO Salt
Lake yesterday.
W. NJ. Wolsey, who is down from
Alberta, went TO San Pete valley yes
terday to visit his parents.
Peter Peterson, of Weston, Frank
Lee, of Hyde Park, and S. II. Roundy,
of Benson, were in Logan on Monday.
Miss Winona Jones, a teacher in Salt
Lake city, came up Saturday and re-
manned over till Sunday with the Mel
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Piper couldn't
resist the call of that football excur-
sion, and their many friends here are
glad they couldn't. There was gen.
une reunion of 1.-THE old crowd on
! Saturday and Sunday.
Esther and Lille Olsen, of the Sew
enth ward, i'll of typhoid, are reported
as being better now. These girls are
of that Olsen family which has had
so many trials in recent weeks, and
we are glad to report the improve
ment.
The regular monthly Priesthood
meeting of the Hyrum Stake will con.
vene at Hyrum Dec. ,, 1905, at II
O'Clock noon. A full attendance is de-
sired VIM. G. Parkinson, A. M. Is
raelsen, VIM. II. Vaughan, Stake
Presidency.
j. l.. Stannard, civil engineer, re-
presenting the National Wood Pipe
company OF San Francisco, was in the
city on Monday. The above named
firm secured the first contract of the
Oneida Irrigation company, involving
upwards of $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Daniels went to
Payson last Friday to be present at a
grand celebration in honor of the
golden wedding anniv ersary of the
parents OF Mr.. Daniels. He returned
Monday evening but Mrs. Daniels re-
manned for visit.
The city fathers have made fine
improvement over the crossing of Lit
tie Logan river close to the foundry
building. A huge lumber pipe has
been placed there to convey the water.
The piping is covered entirely with
earth on a slight incline so there is
no hill, comparatively.
In the recent reorganization of the
Benson Stake, Alma Merrill was select.
ed as president and b. A. Hendricks
first and William Waddoups second
counsellor. The latter gentleman
was the former Bishop of Lewiston
1t is stated that one of the Rawlins
brothers is likely to be the next
bishop of Lewiston.
c. V. Hansen has rented the ole
2 Emil Anderson stand on East First
S North street, fitted it up in splendid
I shape and opened sign writing, wall
S paper, room moulding, and picture
y framing establishment. Mr.. Hansel
t has very nice looking place ant
without doubt will find an open plac,
-, among Logan business men.
e We carry everything that pertain
e to men, women'S, young mems an,
@ misses wearing apparel Our price
are honest, our merchandise speak
y for itself Campbell and MOrrell Co.
: Cache Valleys leading establishment
q Owing to the dissatisfaction anon
Y some Of the customers in Salt LAX
i city the merchants of that place hav
decided to abandon the custom of Civ
ing Christmas presents. We are ri
d liably informed that the Retail GroC
|. ers and Butchers association of Loga
e has decided to fall in with the associa
Z tion at Salt Lake, so that no present
will be given this Christmas.
II The big demand for Ladies an
t Misses CIoakS has necestated on
{ wiring eastern manufacturers, wit
the result that we have been success
full in securing new supplies, neN
e styles, at reasonable prices. CamI
IS bell & Morrell Co. Eyerybody's head
d quarters for shopping. 7
IS +. II. Richardson, who for min
n years made this territory as travelin
q salesman for the Stravell-PattersoI
hardware firm Of Salt city, was Il
!, Logan first Of this week, the first tim
] in eighteen.months. "Ern" is now i
business for himself in Ogden and
a wholesaler of crockery, glasswar
and horse furnishings. 1t is said tina
he is doing good business.
The Utah Art League announce
that the exhibit will be held at tn
A., II