The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-15

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Mrs Leroy Carbon is very III, the
result Of an attack of Quinsy.
For sale g room dwelling, modern
improvements, good barn on ot:l block
east OF court house. i. f. Keller
Editor d. p Felt, Of the Davis
county Argus, was in Logan Wcdnes-
day ON business intent.
Little Allen Hanks, i'll from Quinsy,
is now some better but nothing near
recovery.
Mrs. Ella Ieatman and Mrs n. r..
Moore went to Salt Lake city Tues
day morning and will visit there until
Saturday. Mrs Yeatman will then
return to her home in San Francisco.
Jack Hooper, of Commercial base
ball fame, and a most artistic user of
a choice selection of swear words
every time his mind reverts to "the
grand steal" here last June $40, is in
the city again selling the merchants
big bills Of goods.
On Monday and Tuesday numbers
OF people visited Everton & Sons
hardware store on First North street
to sample the goodies" cooked on
Coles hot blast range. Demonstra.
tionS of this kind will be made there
all this week
Our $1,000 to Sl6 90 line of Crayan.
cite coats embodieS every desirable
feature in style, lit and fabric. CANT,
BELL Il MORRELL Co.
John f. Wright was over from
Hyrum Saturday to attend meeting
OF the Executive Committee of the
Cache Valley Farmers Association
He says the O. S. l.. loop is completed
to a point about midway between
: Hyrum and Wellsvlle.
: Our wet weather coats are dry
weather coats too. The popular
Cravanette coat promises to be IL
greater demand this season than eve
before. CAMPBELL Il MoRRELL Co.
q. n, Vaughan, who during tn,
summer was with the Hilyard Lum
Der Co., at Hilyard Oregon, cam,
: nome to Wellsville last week. He say
r that is great country there, but it il
greatest for the man who has littl,
money TO spend in the development.
! ASK To see our Crayanette coats 70
ladies. Good in rain, good in sun
Shine-the most practical garment OF
the market today. CAMPBELL Il Nor
REL Co.
The Sorosis SOCIETY of the A. G. 0
q. has out invitations for grand bal
at the Thatchor pavilion next Monda
evening. This is THE organization
at the big school on the hill and il
affairs are always enjoyable to tn
limit
Before your taxes become deliquen
let us tax you for an Estey or New
. man You will live Just as Ion
| and will enjoy yourself while you d
live. Harris Music Co.
President Joshua Paul of the l.. /
S. U. of Salt Lake passed through Ii
gan last Saturday, returning fror
Preston, where he participated in tn
ceremonies held there last Friday i
commemorative Of the founding Of tn
Fielding Academy.
If every one would try and harmon
i've Cache County like the Harr
Music Co., there would be an Este
piano or Newman organ in ever
home and we would all be just lib
one family. Nearly three-fourths {
the people have these tine instrument
and all are all delighted with them.
The first girl came to the home ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Preston Saturda
and since that time the Coop h;
been serving everything good at viii
expense. This little cherub come
\ after five boys and lapse of eleve
! years. The many friends extend heart
| congratulations.
/ A REPUBLICAN want ad. will sc
{ your home, horse, COW, or rent you
Z rooms, rent or sell your farm. Wha
ever you want to buy or sell, TIL
| REPUBLICAN want column will brin
1 the buyer and seller together. Rat
/ only ) cents line. THE REPUBLICA
goes into more homes in Cache count
! than any other paper in the state.