The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-09

| envy, Dec, ilh.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. John +.
Everton Thursday night fine boy.
Paul Carbon, of Benson, is in Logan
spending a few days with his children.
Teese Felstead, formerly of Logan,
is now working in the Cub River Grist
Mills
Andrew woolf and Henry Ashcroft,
Of Hyde Park, were in the city yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George g. Merrill, Of
Smithfeld, were seen in the city last
evening.
Albert Mosely and Joseph Jeppeson,
Of Millville, came TO the county seat
on Thursday.
G. o. Pitkin, of Millvile, has been
quite sick. Within the past few days
he has improved
j. V. Hodges, OF Lewiston, and
Peter Anderson, of Trenton, came To
Logan Thursday.
Little Bob" baby boy of Leo
Campbel's, is progressing nicely after
his severe illness.
Mr.. Hyrum Hatch, one OF Frank
Inns leading men, was In Logan
THURSDAY on business.
The Sidney Stevens Bucks Range
contest for little girls Is now on. Read
the ad. on the last page.
George c. Nielsen came from Idaho
Falls yesterday. He will probably
spend the holidays in Hyrum.
! Usual services at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and evening
at IL and 7:3O. All are cordially in
vited.
Il ii. G. Hayball's window display is
certainly most attractive. Persons
having taste for such things should
certainly see it.
i Let us show you our new modern
styles in the picture line; a good like
4 ness Is no doubt the best Xmas pre-
sent. Harrison & Rabe, photograph
ers, over U. q. store, opposite taber-
nacle.
Andrew Woolf, Henry Ashcroft,
James S. Hancey, of Hyde Park, o. p.
Olsen of Hyrum, and Martin Schatfer
of Millville, came to Logan yesterday.
James S. Hancey, of Hyde Park,
who was hurt recently while handling
timbers on the Oneida county lrrigat-
ing ditch, has improved so as to be
, out again.
The schools of this city are short Of
teachers. Those qualified and desir-
ing positions should apply to the
Board of Trustees or City Superin-
} tendent.
w. ID. Hendricks, of Richmond,
e was in Logan yesterday. The gentle
D man will leave for California in a
! short time. He and President Nor
t rell may travel together.
The members of the Logan band will
meet at the opera house at ! p. m. on
4 Sunday. All members are requested
q to attend. A band concert is contem.
@ plated, for which low prices will be
charged Prof Thomas states that
Logan must have band.
o Slaughter in prices at the Cache
e Valley Grocery, first door west OF
n postollice. Headquarters for Christ
=. mas groceries nice and fresh, just ar
!. rived. 33I of Fancy china and glass
!. ware; now is the time for bargains.
Andrew Archibald, William Glenn
: and Johu Hendry, formerly OF Wells
vile, are down from Alberta, to spenC
the holidays. They say that heavy
snow storm came in the north few
days ago, falling fifteen inches deep
A mild chinook followed, melting The
snow gradually so that the land viii
be greatly benefited. This Is the ONLY
good storm that the north has had TO
one year. The snow is one foot deeI
in Helena, with nnc Slelgnlng
Peter Baird, Of Mink Creek, was in
iured by horse falling on him NOR
than one year ago. His injuries wer,
of such a character that the case wa
hard 10 diagnose. Shortly after tina
time he received relief but recent!
the trouble has returned to the left sid,
of the body, on which the animal fell
Mr.. Baird now has nervous derange
ment and is constantly shaking. TIL,
young man passed through Logan yes
terday enroute to Salt Lake for treat
ment,
A correspondent from Benson Ware
writes asking that mention b.
made of the Thanksgiving feas