The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24

When every other detail OF Thanks.
giving dinner has been arranged for,
call up THE FLOWER STORE.
Plenty of flowers, Both phones
On pages 6 aud will be found con-
siderable local news and two full page
ads for the Howell & Crawford firm.
All Of 1t is interesting reading; better
look II UP.
Deputy Sheriff w. Ii. Gritiin Jr and
Ernest Ballard, justice Of the peace at
Cache Junction, came to Logan Thurs
day to serve as witnesses in the case
OF Crsmon VS.. Briggs in the District
court.
Farrell recital, tabernacle, Monday
evening SIS sharp. Admission soc;
children under II years, 25c. Go and
hear q splendid musical entertainment
and help the choir as well
DR.. l.. J. Goodrich left yesterday for
Corning, Cal. He will spend month
there with his wife and son Lewis,
who have been there year on account
of the climatic advantages.
Grltiith jenkins, the New Jersey
Academy student who has been quite
seriously i'll recently is now out OF
danger, on the high road to recovery
and in a few days will be removed to
his Idaho home,
Bergener & Co, undertakers, are
now open for business in their new
undertaking parlors, l49 Mort Main
street The best methods in embalm-
ing. The finest line of caskets and
collins in Northern Utah.
Mrs. Frank Hanks and son Allen
came down from Pocatello Wednesday
evening and will probably remain for
some time. Master A lien doesn't like
Pocatello, says ITS bum town" and
just at present he is ruler OF the Hanks
roost.
Your stomach churns and digests
the food YOU eat and if foul, or torpid,
or out OF order, your whole system
suffers from blood poison. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps you well.
So cents, Tea or Tablets Cy Il. Nap
per.
The New Jersey Ac ademy will re-
open on Monday, following a two
weeks vacation Incident to difficulty
that has been Strengthened out in a
highly satisfactory manner. Parents
need have no hesitancy in sending
their children back TO school again.
II. A. Pool, OF Whitney, filed suit
for damage against Koso II. Yoshioka
and X. Miokoma, claiming 1927 80
for failure to fulfill beet contract
properly. The Japs are said TO have
tended the fields carelessly, topped
the. beets badly, and left some upon
the ground TO freeze.
Mr.. A. l.. Farrell has not yet made
1000 contract with John Cort,
but If at. his recital Monday evening
he does not give more enjoyment than
any vocalist John Cort ever engaged
for that amount, then the writer OF
this will on request, publicly eat his
hat.
The Gessell barber shop recently re-
located in the basement Of the Eagle
hotel has been improved wondrously
by the addition of chairs and fine mir.
ror drawers with seven glasses. The
basement has been repapered and as
a whole the Gessell shop is now quite
attractive.
The REPUBLICAN is confident tina
the person who passes up the Farrtl
recital TO be given at the tabernacle
Monday evening will miss one of tin
very best musical entertainments eve
given In the city. II anyone cares Il
go and can not conveniently raise III,
price call us by 'phone on Sunday. w
will, be out Of the Office all day.
George Baugh Jr., engineer on IT,
O. S. L., and three other hands are
having lay.off in Ogden pending al
investigation of the railroad collision
that happened some time ago nea
Dubois, Idaho. The young man feel
that all the tIalnmcn will be fully ex
onerated when they present thei
train orders from the dispatcher OF
that particular run.
Don't let anyone talk you to dealt
and convince you that you need a nev
sewing machine or that II will cos
you about $40 or $l5 to repair your oil
one, but give Me trial and | will
make your old one do the work as wei
as any new machine you can get. II
fail to do so, will make no charge, an,
will pay expense OF having 1t repaire,
at factory. Edward N. Stone, Bel