The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25

Miss Jennie Rainey spent the first
OF the week in Salt Lake city, where
she went to attend the burial of a
relative.
Mr.. Lorenzo Stohl trustee Of the A.
G. of U. and one of the directors of
the Beneficial Life Insurance Co., was
in Logan Thursday looking after bust.
ness matters.
Miss Callie Burnham, of Maucas,
Colorado, has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Jennie Turner, the past week.
She went to Hyde Park Thursday to
spend few days with relatives.
IS per cent discount on all
ladies' waists at Logan Dry Goods
Co.
Emer Crockett came up from Ogden
Wednesday evening, spent Thursday
with his parents and friends and re-
turned yesterday morning. Emer is
with the Bell Telephone Co.
THE REPUBLICAN invites the read
er's attention to the Want Column on
the eighth page. There many people
are telling you what they want, and
you may be interested Better look it
up.
President Bulge spent Wednesday
in this city, going to Salt Lake on
Thursday. While here he had some
sugar beets tested that were raised in
Bear Lake. The test was highly sat
isfactory.
Postmaster Odcll, approaching the
inability of strangers to locate Uncle
Sans place Of business, has recently
had an aristocratic gold letter sign
put on the windows This is a good
move
The Wolfe Stock Co. which runs at
the Thatcher opera house all next
week is the "Noble Stock Co" of last
season in disguise. 1t will be remem
bered that this company gave uni
versal satisfaction last year and is re-
ported to be improved this year,
Charles Pearson has sold his inter
est in the Cache Valley Tea & Soda
Water Co., First North Street, to DR.
p. NJ. Poulsen. Mr.. Pearson has it In
mind now to 20 into the Nevad;
country and locate at some place tc
be decided on later. Mr.. Poulsen viii
not be active in the work OF the com
pany of which he Is now q member
but is to stand back of it for futur,
development.
Thursday afternoon a team belong
ing to ID. NJ Campbell, of Providence
ran away while in the Millville lam
and collided with boy driving
morse belonging to Mr.. Hu mphreys, o
| Millville. One of these horses wa
killed by the force of the collision
The runaway team continued on it
way and about 9 O'Clock at night wa
found at the "sand hole" above Pre-
violence. Fortunately no person wa
I'M ured in the mix-up.
John Scott, of Oxford, has been az
pointed administrator Of the estate &
Mrs. Barratt, who recently died a
McCammon. This estate Is said
involve about $4,000. APPARENT
Mr.. Scott will be the sole heir to tn
estate, as no will has been found, an
he is the nearest surviving relative
The litigation pending between II.
Hardness and Mrs. Barratt, who wa
his sisterin.law, was amicably settle
before the death of the lady.
The Logan Steam Cleaning & by
ing Co., located over the Logan Stear
laundry on First North street, is pre-
pared to do In the proper way a
cleaning and pressing, repairing an
dying. This IS a new concern, mar
aged by an expert. Ladies repairin
a speciality, tirst-class needle woma
being in attendance. A representa-
tive to work on commission is desire
in every town in the county. Wor
done right and at price that is fai
and reasonable. This company mean
business and asks for a trial. Bette
see them,
Special sale on ladies' waist
begins Friday Nov. "a at LOsa
Dry Goods Co.
Funeral services were held at tn