The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-10
City and County

We SUI Uiit EdTlU ana Loan money
on It. II, A. Petersen & Co.
Mrs. A. II. Thompson and children
are In Salt Lake for a few days.
Wheat, suitable for chopping, taken
on subscription account at this Office. \
John Baliff returned to his home at
Rexburg today after spending few
days in Logan.
For good onions go to Pixies resi-
dence, 9Th ward Logan.
Fritz Gessell, the barber, went to
Salt Lake yesterday morning on a
business trip.
Congressman Howell is in the south
ern part OF the state campaigning. He
spoke at Provo Monday night.
Mrs, Sarah Evans has moved from
the LamoreauX house on First East
and is now located at 81 West First
North.
Flower pots--the best in the land at
the Flower Store. - South Main.
Both phones.
John Philips, of Rexburg, and Otto
Bergener, of this city, are In Salt Lake
taking a post graduate course In en-
balming.
Wanted-Dressed pork, cents;
veal, 6 cents. Hailstone's market. IT
Miss Christine Larsen, of Mink
Creek, has been in Logan the past few
days visiting with her sister, Miss
Mary Larsen.
About 300 acres good alfalfa fall
pasture land to let. Apply at real
estate office of j. Y. Stewart.
James Swan, of Preston, accompani-
ed by Dr. Garfield. was brought to
Logan yesterday to be operated on for
appendicitis.
G. W. LindQuist, Cache county
leading undertaken and embalmer.
Both phones.
Miss Lulu Carpenter came up from
Salt Lake last Thursday and remained
with her mother. Mrs. T.. II. Carpen-
ter, until Monday.
Miss Media Hansen returned home
to Collinston yesterday morning after
visiting with her brother, Willard
Hansen, Of this city.
Read the continued story that is
running in this paper as written by
the Sidney Stevens Implement Co.
The Presbyterian digpitaries hold
forth at Boise this week Rev. Glen.
enson has gone and will deliver two
addresses before the assemblage.
Electric lamps l6 candle pow er two
for 50 cents at Lafount's Center
street. t
Mrs. Crane and little son came tC
Logan from Mt. Pleasant Saturday
evening and remained with her broth
er, Rev. n, Y. Clemenson until Mon
day.
Hardware at less than bargain
prices. See our window, LafouDt's
Center street. t
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Pehrsor
last Friday fine girl, the first after &
series of six boys. Ne's has beef
whooping things up down there eve
since.
Mrs. John A. McAlster left 70
Monterey, California, last Saturday Il
visit her son, Lieut., John A. MICA liste
Jr. She will be absent about on
month.
Sam Chaser, once liquor dealer o
this city, is doing well In business a
Sunnyside, Utah. He and his fathe
and a brother are CONDUCTING genera
supply store.
Thomas Stirland, of Providence, ma
raised about 400 bushels Of apples ant
| 100 bushels of prunes and over so
bushels Of potatoes this year. See hi
ad In the want column.
The u. G. NJ. l. shoe factory of Sal
Lake city turns out $50 pairs OF shoe
per day. 1t is stated that the firm /
ready to handle all of the shoe leathe
turned out by the Logan Tanning Co
The Sorosis girls of the A. G. of U
| Ildu u gay JIIHt dU Oilc ilOulo vi u 10
Ellie Smith Saturday evening. Fiv
young ladies were initiated into thu
society, this furnishing suf1icien
amusement for the month,
Bergener & Co., undertakes, ar
now open for business in their ney
undertaking parlors, l49 Mort Mali
street. The best methods In embalm
ing. The finest line of caskets an,
collins in Northern Utah.
William Hubbard, "a years of age
an uncle to Mrs. Ezra Lloyd, came I,
Logan on a short visit Monday night
He is a remarkable man for his age
travels alone, and expects to visit SAL
Francisco, Arizona, Mexico, Texas ant
Kansas before returning to his hom
in Indianapolis.
II. o. Hardness, at McCammon, 1
moving his mercantile business from
the old stand to his new store buildinl
on the west side Of the railroad track
The old building Is being partitioneC
off for lodging rooms. p. Fl. Monson