The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03


have been in Cache week or more
visiting among friends and relatives.
Mrs. Carl Petersen Norman, OF the
Seventh ward, became the mother of
a stubborn baby Sunday Since that
time she has been in very serious
condition.
Read EIiason Sisters
ad on another page. Ex-
traOrdinary reductions.
"Only Shop Girl was a discredit
to the girl. Any shop girl' In this
city with few OF the "shop boys"
could have put on a better show If
general comment Is to be accepted.
II. Matthews, an old timer in Hy-
rum, came home to spend the hol-
days with his family. Mr.. Matthews
is conducting painting business at
Rock Springs, Wyo, and has no COM
plants to offer.
John Nebeker went to Salt Lake
last week and saw Ben Hur." In
, Johns opinion that portion Of the pub
lie which had not read the book and
formed extraordinary pictures in the
mind can enjoy the stage production
best.
Any hunters laboring under the i'm.
preston that IL Is permissible to kill
ducks until January Is as We have
heard stated frequently, should
disabuse themselves of this idea. The
season closed ab - o'clock, December
3lst and remain closed until next
October.
New Years day in Logan was a
beauty-clear, with sufficient snow on
smooth streets to furnish perfect
sleighing, which was INDUCED in by
many. Cache has been blessed with
perfect fall and winter wealth er thus
far, and 1t bids fair to continue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BEDFORD Jr
are happy over the safe arrival Of a
baby girl at their home early Monday
morning 1t devolved on Robert to
resolve to take care of the little gift
properly and this consumed so much
of his time that he made no other
= resolutions,
The village of Franklin on Saturday
last delivered to the Utah Mortgage
Loan Corporation the $500 of & pei
/ cent bonds for water works in that
! town 1t may be Of interest to know
. thas this local company was the low
= est bidder for these bonds in competi
: tion with eastern bond houses,
Mr.. Wallace Wright, a prominent
5 young man of Franklin, Idaho anc
/, Miss Emma Moser, young lady o
, Treasureton, Idaho, came to the Lo
= gan temple today to be united in mar
riage. Their many friends wish tn
Il young couple much joy and happines
q through the journey Of life
J. If you are OF those who like tn
], short or "local items, it's a prett
T. safe proposition to look on the entir
IF eight pages of The REPUBLICAN. |
n is seldom that the locals are contine
to the local page, and during the pas
: three or four months much local new
has been placed on the inside pages
Though the suggestion of Fores
Supervisor j, F. Squires, forest ranI
err Leatham, OF Wellsville, has bee
retained by the year and at salar
OF 5000. Heretofore the ranger Ia
been employed by the month, at 81
per. Mr.. Squires has not been able
secure raise in his own salary, hov
lever, which is certainly not CONNER
4 suratc with the work required. sI,0t
year will hardly pay any good ma
to spend the winter riding over sue
country as In the Logan Forest r
serve. Some of these supervisors g
from 81, 500 70 $500,
Great Clearance Sale a
EIiason Sisters for tw
weeks. Is, 20, IS and S
per cent off on things wo
men need. This sale
bonafide; the goods mus
be sold.
Misses Eva and Mabel Nebeker ga
"pink tea" to quite number
/ young lady friends last Friday eve
. ing. The affair was as thoroughly d
lightful as any gathering can be wit
out the presence OF just the prop
number Of creatures answering to su
names as John and Jack instead
! MARY Ann''and Sophronia. Refres
. ments the dainties were serve
! Those present were Misses Maude a
\ Nora Egbert, Nellie Hay ball, Mildr