The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-07-27
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we sell the EarCn ana L0ali money
on Il. Fl. A. Petersen b Co.
}. O. Allen IL now living In the Hyde
residence on West Ceuter street, 1852.
Mrs. W. B. Cranney has gone to Is
land, Cassia County, Idaho, for
months stay,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Normandy are
at home from q two weeks visit at
Butte and Helena.
SO per cent of on all childrens cloth
itg at MORRELL'S. Last chance to.
day.
I. L. Brangham, OF the Cache
Valley Mortgage Loan Corporation,
left today for Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones went to
Salt, Lake Thursday to visit their
daughter who now resides there.
Mayor E. W. Robinson returned
Thursday evening from trip through
southern counties in the interest of
the A. G. Of U.
The Ogden papers announce that q
marriage license has been granted Ed.
Ramshaw, Of this city, and Ardella
Strausser, OF Willard.
The recent school election held In
Providence resulted as follows: H. B.
Campbell 81, George d. Hansen 103.
This is rather heavy midsummer
vote.
Father" Baugh, with his daughter
Mrs. Jane Thatcher, left for Tacoma
Wednesday morning to spend six
weeks with Mrs. Alfred Butt, who Is
daughter OF Mr.. Baugh.
|. Closing out at wholesale prices 500
pairs shoes and slippers. Also large
stock Of mems underwear at 25 cents
per garment, and mems dress shirts at
40 cents, at Andreas Peterson's.
F. A. Neuberger has secured the
agency for the Chief Fire Extinguisher
in Cache and Morgan counties. He
went to Morgan city Thursday morn.
ing, where an exhibition was held
Thursday night.
Now is the time for bar
gains in Dress Goods at
EliasOn's.
Principal j. A. Catchcart, OF the
New Jersey Academy, returned from
Salr Lake Wednesday evening. He
expects the New Jerseys new dormi-
tory to be in thorough readiness for
occupancy by Sept. LIST.
James Haworth, citizen OF Frank
lin vicinity, aged IS years, fell from a
horse on the oath and died immedi-
ately from the injuries. The gentle.
man had been a resident Of Oneida
county for many years and was con-
sidered wealthy.
Rev. Clemenson and family spent
Tuesday at Wellsville. AS chairman
of the Presbyterian Home Missionary
committee, MIR. Clemenson is arrang.
ing for the sale OF the Presbyterian
property at .Wellsville. 1t Is the In
tention to close the mission there.
MORRELLS big sale closes tonight,
Work preliminary to ballasting the
o. S. L. tracks In this valley is now
being done. 1t Is rumored that the
loop is to be put into main line order,
and that eventually 1t is to be the
main line so far as Cache valley trains
are concerned However, we still
have the assurance OF Mr.. Bancroft
and other officials that the cutoff
is to be built sooner or later.
George Rigby is undergoing series
Of difficulties In building the piece oil
pipe line on the Hammond ditch. The
curve at the bottom of the gulch was
too short to make with lumber and
steel elbows had to be secured. This
was run up on special car and en-.
CINE from Salt Lake City, involving. a
heavy expense, but was done to avoid
delay and to save crops that need
water.
Ladies hat sale now on
at Elias0n sisters. One
lot at $1.oO each and one
lot at so cents each.
The moon In an eclipse Wednesday
night attracted considerable atten.
lion. The event had not been herald.
ed as such events usually are and as a
result the appearance of the shadow
was decided surprise To most. II is