The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-30

CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

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A. G.. Barber went to Salt Lake
Monday morning.
$500 hats, si.75 to ~ -, all at 800.
Morrell Clothing Co,
Henry w. Jackson, of Parker, Idaho,
was in Logan on Monday.
Charles HoG, OF Montpelier, father
OF Mrs. George Lloyd, came to Logan
Sunday.
Wanted: A competent girl for
general house work Good wages will
be paid: at l6S North lst. East street.
An approximate count of the people
in attendance at the tabernacle serv-
Ica Sunday afternoon showed some.
thing more than $500.
Mrs $. S. Pond, of Salt Lake, has
been in Logan the past week with her
relatives, the Earl family. She re.
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A large stock of ladies, gents and
misses felt shoes and slippers, also
gents and boys fieeced lined under
wear, Is now being closed out regard.
less OF cost, at Andreas Peterson's.
Mrs. Frank Brock gave birth to a
fine boy on Monday morning. Mr..
Brock is now jolly with everybody and
doing the honors with all the grace Of
a Chesterfield,
Sheriff Crockett and County Attor.
ney Davis, OF Oneida county, stayed
over in Logan Sunday on their way
home to Preston from Malad, where
they attended court.
To be sold at half price, house with
six rooms and out buildings, lot l4xS
rods, fronting on First South and De
pot streets. Enquire OF John A. Crock
EFT, over Dunbar Robinson store.
During the past few days the Flowe
store has had large quantity Of thu
most beautiful hot-house flowers eve
seen here. The store is just now stock
ing up with superb line Of seeds,
Speaker Joseph of the lower house
and Representative Kuchler were en-
tertained by j. A. Hendrickson at hi
handsome home last Sunday. Tn
gentlemen expressed themselves as be
ing delighted with our city.
Posses wonderful medicinal powe
over the human body, removing al
. disorders from your system, is wha
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea wi
do. Makes you we'll, keeps you well
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy +. Nap
per,
Mrs. II. A. Lafount left for the cas-
yesterday morning, She viii stop o.
in Denver for a time, visiting he
daughter, and then 20 to Chicago
Mr.. Lafount accompanied his wife t
Ogden.
On Friday, the 25th inst, Hyrur
Secrist, the liveryman, passed his 5Ot
birthday, About fifty Of his relative
and friends gave him genuine SUI
prise. A fine meal was prepared |
short order, and those present trie
to out do each other In the ent ertair
ment OF the evening.
Ernest Peterson, OF Hyrum, cam
from the western desert few day
ago He says the majority Of tn
sheep will pull through. Snow pillow
were taken out to make paths in tn
snow for feeding corn. Mr.. Peterso
brought his sheep to Penrose, wher
he had supply OF hay,
Ed Stuart, the horse buyer, goes I
Preston in few days to buy horse
there. While In Logan the past fe
weeks he bought about sixty as fin
animals as he has ever secured In tn
valley A gentleman came over fror
San Francisco and Mr.. Stuart dispose
OF the entire bunch on Monday.
n. w. Crookston OF Logan, superb
tendent Of carpenter work at the bi
hydro.e electric power plant being il
stalled on Bear river near Grace
the Telluride Power company, passe
through Pocatello last night, enrout
to the works from visit to his hom,
He was accompanied by his brothe
Robert Crookston, who will TAX
charge Of the blasting in the roc
work,--Poca tello Tribune, Saturda.
Overcoats one-half of. Newbod, IL
clothier,
Henry Ashcroft, OF Hyde Park, bt
1 longed to one Of the first families WI
settled in that little burg in 1860. O
the sixteenth OF this month Mr.. Asl
croft was 80 years old and about fiji
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