The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-23

CnarieS In0rpe, with his family,
came from Lewiston on Thursday to
spend the winter In Logan. Charley
has been with the Dyer people the
past four years, and Is well thought Of
By his employers.
The finest assortment
of perfumes, from Ioc up,
at Cy. E. Napper's.
Mrs c. ID. Fjelstead came home
from the Salt Lake hospital where
her husband has been confined for the
past three weeks. His symptoms are
no better. 1t is to be inferred that
the venerable gentleman is gradually
on the decline. Mrs. Fjelstead re-
turned TO Salt Lake today.
a. J. Beveridge, Depot street,
All kinds OF plumbing
work attended TO. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
SKATING every afternoon and
night at the Logan Ice Rink, North
Main ST. Perfect Ice. Admission lJc.
Skates for rent l0c extra \
Fred H. Turner Is down from
Canada on a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Turner, and 10 look
after his interests in law suit he has
filed for the recovery of SO, 100, due
from sale Of lands. Samuel Jessop,
raised at Melville, but for ten years a
resident of Canada, came down with
him. '%f SNf
Hand painted china, just the thing
for a nice Christmas present for friend,
wife or sweetheart at the johnson
Jewelry Co.'S.
The tutors at the b. &c. Kinder
garten department, Misses Caroline
Scholes, Vera Cranney, Gwen Thomas,
Irene Campbell and Hattie Johnson,
are deserving of credit for the interest
taken in their little pupils. On Thurs
day they had a Christmas tree decor
ated with ornaments made by the
school. Each pupil also made pres
ent for their parents at home, At the
gathering Christmas songs were sung
and dancing around the tree was in
dulged in. There were % pupils and
II visitors at the affair
Wines, liquors and CT
CARS for Xmas, at Cy. E.
Napper's.
f. F. Greenwald, manager Of the
Nebeker lumber business in Mexico,
reached Logan Wednesday night. The
gentleman does not have that robust
appearance of six months ago, having
passed through siege OF sickness
Referring to the industry in the soutl
Mr.. Greenwald says they are shipping
ties and building roads on which trac'
tion engines are run. The supply il
not equal TO the demand. About fou
hundred men are engaged in the var
Ious pursuits on this timber grant, 4
saw mill with capacity of eighty
thousand feet per day will be installed
within ninety days. The outlook TO
the concern Is promising,
Cold weather, but no need 0
having cold feet when you cal
Get Felt Boots and heavy Overs
German Socks and Overs at price
from $3.50 and up; also fleec
lined shoes and felt slippers 70
ladies, children and gentlemen, a
| AndreaS PetersOn'S.
Joe Reading the distinguished lool
ing gentleman who presides at tn
rear Of the counter in the Readin
butcher shop, got mixed in his date
Thursday and dished out choiC
porter-houses for soup bones, an
liver for lamb roasts, all With smiI
oil the wag0n-wneel variety. invest
CATION of this phenomenonal perform
ance revealed the fact that on Wet
nesday Joe's good looking wife pr
sented him with one of the livelle'
Christmas presents that has come i
to town recently and Joe had M
come down out of the clouds. IT
present was a little boy weighir
, somthing less than a ton and vii
lungs of unquestioned strength j
is how subsiding, but Christmas bu
ers will still find it an advantage
visit the Reading shop, as the your
mans heart Is still large.