The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-12
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a week visiting relatives.
Knitted garments special feature
at the Cache Knitting Works.
Fred II. Turner is 10 Logan visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turn.
err.
| G, NJ. Christensen went over TO
Garland Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF cousin
On Thursday Charles Lloyd went to
St Anthony to look at Thomas Lloyd's
ranch with view of buying.
Mrs. E. w. Nelson went over TO
Cache Junction Wednesday to spend
day or two with relatives
Horace Hancey, Of Hyde Park, fell
across a steel rail at Petersboro the
other day and injured his back quite
severely.
James Mack, OF Ogden, was in town
Thursday attending meeting OF the
directors Of the Thatcher Bros Bank.
ing Co.
Wanted-First-class boarding &C.
commodations in private family or
two comfortable rooms furnished or
unfinished Phone l47Z
Hyrum Weatherstone went to Hot
Springs Wednesday to see brother
down from the northwest whom he
had not seen for ten years.
Benson ward has raised some ex.
ceptionally fine beets this year and is
raising Wolf River apples that mea.
sure thirteen inches in circumference.
Miss Ely, a graduate from Oberlin
College, has been secured as head Of
the Department of Music at the New
Jersey Academy, and arrived here yes
terday.
Randolph Edwards and sister Flora
made the New Jersey Academy a
very greatly appreciated gift the other
day-a complete Encyclopaedia Brit
annica with case
At meeting of the undertakes OF
Utah, held in Salt Lake City the other
day, George Lindquist, of this city,
was made second vice president of the
state organization.
George w. Stringham and wife have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry
Chandler, at Melville the past few
days. The visitors returned to their
home at Thurber GU Thursday.
Miss Fannie Crockett, of the
Seventh ward, has accepted a position
Ia millinery store at Sparks, Nevada
and is living with her aunt, Mrs. G. A
Cummings, who resides at that place
Willard Hansen left for Los Angeles
Thursday morning to remain for ;
time. While there he will work a.
the insurance business, having formed
a partnership with business man o
that place.
Utah Stationery Co.-Full line o
school and office supplies, churcl
works, post card and picture albums
books, stationery, etc, etc, etc
: Come in and look. All new stock.
! Elk bishop George Stoddard, of La
grande, Oregon, was In Logan Thurs
day with his wife. Mr.. Stodard ha
recently been appointed one OF tn
presidency Of the Lagrande stake. II
is thinking OF building residence i
Logan.
c. G. Field, of Salt Lake, has sol
the Hyrum bank officials duplicat
Of the Cache valley vault and safe
This is one Of the late makes, wit
automatic time lock on outside {
door, and is guaranteed to be dyna
mite and burglar proof.
+. j. Alexander, represting th
Observation-Disclosures Co., Eye Specia
lists, Atlas block, Salt Lake City. wi
be at the Griffiths hotel, Smithfielt
Wednesday, October 9th, one da
only, and at the Lincoln hotel, Logar
Saturday, October 18th, one day onl,
G. e. Field, president and manage
Of the Inter-Mountain Safe & Loo
Co., is at the Eagle hotel for a fe
days on bank business. lie will b
glad to talk with any and all who ha,
or haven't safes. In recent years NJ
Field has done rather large busine.
In Cache valley
MI and Mrs. Lucian Farr returne
Thursday morning from visit in II
Teton basin, Mr.. Farr went to loo
at some mining prospects and to 1
vestigate the coal fields, but more pa
ticularly to get blue and white spo
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