The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-28
Genera1ities.
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Estate. II. a. Petersen Il Co.
c. e. Johnson, of Hyde Park, one of
the old pioneers, was in Logan Friday.
Ladies' Union Suits for pc at Lo-
gan Dry Goods Co.
Nicoli Poulsen, one of the big Re-
publicanS.Of Mendon. was over on Fri
day.
G. Gessel the brick maker Of Cache
county, will sell brick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
Mrs. Eugenia Harris Lundquist, of
Hyde Park, was Logan visitor We'd
nesday.
REMEMBER When you purchase
a stallion from \. G. Edwards, he is
fully covered with insurance.
Pneumonia is prevailing to an
alarming extent among the children
in Paradise.
Ladies felt slices ard slippers are
being closed out regardless of cost at
Andreas Peterson's.
Miss LueIla Nebeker is again quite
i'll from the effects of typhoid fever,
which she recently had.
800 Remnants of all kinds ofGoods at
J or OIL regular price at Logan Dry
Goods Co.
EX.Sheriil Rigby's wife has had a
severe attack of pneumonia. From
late reports she is improving
For SALE-Severa good residence
properties in good localities in Smith
field For information apply to James
Milligan, Smithtield.
David o. Calder, of Salt Lake City,
with his family, is moving to Am
mon, Idaho, to make it their future
home.
Certain lines OF shoes are being
closed at greatly reduced prices at
AndreaS PeterSon'S.
Thomas Lee, one of the engineers on
the Cache Valley spur, is down from
Preston. He has a sick girl at the
hospital.
Postmaster J. y. Hansen, of New
ton, was in Logan Thursday. lie says
the roads in his vicinity are not in a
very bad shape.
If this year is similar to previous
ones the fine weather we are having
is an indication of rough weather in
the spring months.
On Tuesday night successful dance
was given at Hyde Park for the bene-
fit OF James Kirby who is on a mission
ia the Samoan Islands.
We have some clothing and over.
coats at ONE HALF price. Plenty
of rubber boots for children. Cheap
Sale sale on Hats. NewbOld the
Clothier.
William BowdGn of Lewiston, was IN
Logan Wednesday. Mr.. Bowden has
not escaped the epidemic of lagrppC
which has prevailed.
LOST-Black mare, star in fore
head, branded Y II on left shoulder
Inform w. NJ. Tarbet IS n 9Th West.
Elders MCMurrin and kclch, of Sal
Lake, held a meeting at Hyde ParE
Tuesday afternoon, under the auspices
of the l32nd quorum of seventy
There was large attendance.
1t is stated that "a great deal of sick
ness prevails in Brigham City, the diff
ticulty being pneumonia and typhoid
principally. \ lady of forty years 0
age had serious attack of Group.
The officers of the city should Ger
tainly call the attention of the people
to the observance of the sanitary con
ditiOnS Of their respective places
liN VIZ ilI'io o'llI dNlNllNl'll III Alll
respect.
Bishop Newton Woodruff, of Smith
field has recently made an eXtendeu
trip through some of the main cite
of the state examining the difleren
water systems. This has been don
in the interests of the city of Smith
field where a water system is about t
be built.
Hans \. Petersen, the real estat
man, came up from Ogden Wcdnesda
night. Mr.. Peterson attended tn
stockholders meeting of the Uta
Knitting factory. Their place Of bus
ness will be changed to the Weather
spoon building on seventeenth street
Just across the bridge north of Ogder
Complaint is made that boys an
young men are guilty of walking int
private premises in the search TO