The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-03-09
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Nice clean rooms at fremont hotel
for 30 cents; meals 25 cents
Josie Jensen, whoiias been treated
for lung trouble the past two weeks,
is improving.
II. j. Frederick, veterinary surgeon,
and Prof, Northrop, OF the A. G. T.,
went TO Salt Lake yesterday.
n. NJ. Hansen and son, II. G. Han.
sen, left yesterday for three. weeks
business trip to San Francisco.
John II. Barker, of Cache junction,
and George Holiday, of Lewiston,
were in Logan on business on Thurs
day.
Il. j. Ballard, Lorenzo Hansen, J. A.
ilcndrickson and Joseph Odell were
passengers TO Salt Lake Thursday
morning.
Fred Meisner, the baker, went north
on Wednesday, visiting places to which
he makes large consignmcnts Of his
product.
G Gessell, the brlcsmaker, went to
Preston Thursday morning. He says
that additional railroad facilities are
to be given him for the handling of
his brick.
Charles A. Quigley, general manager
OF the Studebaker Bros. company for
the inter-mountain states, came from
Salt Lake Wednesday night, returning
Thursday morning
We still sell flowers and
make funeral designs. The
Flower Store.
Last Tuesday night considerable
part OF a single buggy harness was
found In this city. The owner can
have same by describing the property
and paying for this ad
Miss Edna Cole is at home from
Payson, where she taught school the
first half Of the year. She says the
Payson schools are very proficient and
that lots Of towns in the world might
be worse TO live In.
Mary--Dark circles under the eyes
indicate sluggish circulation, torpid
liver and kidneys. Exercise and Hol.
listers Rcky Mountain Tea will make
you well and beautiful 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Cy f. Napier.
Roy Eccles went to Ogden Thursday
TO meet his father, who recently re-
turned from Cuba. Mr.. Eccles says
that the beet acreage this year will
reach far beyond the expectations Of
the company. Last year Whitney s
acreage was 900 acres, this year 1t will
| be not less than ] 200
The Sm it'll Bros. Lumber company
has filed suit against William and June
Peterson to recover sl9i22, with in
terest at s per cent and for costs and
fees, the amount being for lumber
furnished upon residence property in
In this ely. TAs plaintiff further ask
fer a foreclosure Of the property by
virtue Of q lien heretofore secured
against said properly.
A meeting was held in the Sixth
ward last Wednesday night 10 con-
slider the proposition OF building u
sl2 900 meeting house on the corner
south OF their present building. There
were about sixty male members Of the
ward present, and all but one voted
for the new building. The work will
commence at once and il possible be
completed by January /, 1908.
NJ. A. Ottenheimer, president OF the
Hub Clothing company, returned 10
Salt Lake Wednesday after spending
few days in Logan. He has just re-
turned from the east where he made
purchases for the clothing concerns Ia
which he Is interested. While here
Mr.. Ottenheimer found the last years
business Of the Logan house to be
most excellent, satisfactory in every
way.
Now is the time to plant
sweet peas. We have them
in named varieties or
mixed cOlors at the Flower
Store.
George Farrell, OF Petersboro, and
Heber Parker, of Wellsville, are now