The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05

President Waddoups, OF Lewiston,
came from the north yesterday.
Utah Dental Co. for low
prices IL years guarantee.
DR.. j. III. Cochran went to Salt Lake |
CITY yesterday Tor short stay.
John Baker, formerly surveyor Of |
this county, now Of Helena, Montana,
came to the city yesterday.
The best meals in the city fJr the
money is at GARNlN'S Gale.
Christian Hanson, son of W. 5. Han
sen, OF Fielding, has been in the city
on business, returning home yesterday.
Notice After March 3lst, 'O7,
Wilkinson & Son will discontinue
bookbinding.
Mrs j. A. Hendrckson is suffering
with severe attack o! Quinsy. Miss
Irene is Just now recovering from the
same difficulty.
Mrs j. 5. Harrison, daughter of Mrs.
Hans Anderson, returned to Salt Lake
yesterday. She had spent the holi-
days with her mother
Andrew Petersen, merchant of
Trenton, says that owing to the bad
condition of the roads no grain is be.
ing moved, therefore trade is some.
what quiet in that locality.
! My old friends and patrons will take
notice that i have disposed OF the
Eagle Cafe ar d am now at 10 West
Center St, the old Palace Cafe. j. G..
! Gavin.
Fred Meissner, proprietor OF the
Royal Bakery, went to Ogden this
boys" OF the police department, OF
which he was a very efficient member
for number Of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Watkin, OF Brig.
ham, have been spending few day S
with their three sons in this city. Mr..
Watkin is prominently known in Box
Elder county. He Is now 80 years OF
age but is quite active.
Posses wonderful medicinal power
over the human body, removing all
disorders from your system, is what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. Makes you WELL keeps you well
81 cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy +. Nap
per.
During the holidays, Mrs. Lafayette
Harris, of Teton Basin, made her first
visit to Logan in ten years. The many
friends of the lady and her deceased
husband will be pleased to know thai
she is comfortably located, having {
good ranch, and prospects OF bright
future.
Bergener 4 Co., undertakers, are
now open for business in their new
undertaking parlors, i49 Mort MAR
street. The best methods in embaln
ing. The finest line OF caskets an6
collins in Northern Utah.
Wednesday evening, January ., at
I O'Clock, DR.. w. b. Parkinson will
give an address at the court house un.
der the auspices of the juvenile
Court, There will be vocal and in
strumen al music, and PROFESSIONALLY
very interesting lecture. All boys
under eighteen years of aye are urged
to be present
IL
Office the past few days 2x4 sigr
bearing the words mo Camping here
By order OF the City Marshal" In
quiry as to the exact meaning OF the
sign brings no intelligent reply. but
those who have noted the frequency o.
Marshal Peterson's presence in the
City Recorders Office, which adjoins
police headquarters, insist that the
sign Is intended as a warning TO other:
who seem to enjoy making more thar
occasional formal calls upon the charm
ing young lady who signs city war
rants.
Tuesday evening about o'clock, a.
John Henry Gnehm and some friend:
were enjoying the advent OF the New
Year, his smOke.house caught fire from
a stove used TO smoke his meats, anC
despite efforts of neighbors and the
fire department the building and II.
contents were consumed. The fire was
under good Roadway before it was no
ticed by ntighbors, who informed the
Gnehm family. The. loss Is consider
able, there being in the building two
dressed porkers weighing more thar
400 pounds each, addressed beef, lard
and certain small articles. Fortu
nately the house was some little dis
lance from the Gnehm residence ant
Larn and these structures did mol
catch fire. Neither did couple o
tons OF coal piled against the smoke
house burn, for which the city pound
keeper is duly thankful. There wa
no Insurance on the property.