The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-03-06
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Nice clean rooms at fremont hotel
for % cents; meals y cents
;. u. Morgan, surveyor Of Oneida
county, was in the city Monday.
w. j. Harrison went to Preston
Monday in the interest Of the Camp.
bell Commercial company.
Mrs, Il, T. Jordan, sister Of Edwin
Peake, and his daughter, Mrs. O. l..
Olofson, came from Ogden last week
on short visit.
Make il point to read the want
column" each issue, All kinds Of
wants are advertised there aud you
may find Just the bargain you are
looking for.
Apostle Orson Whitney stayed in
Logan Monday night upon his return
from Preston, where he attended the
quarterly conference last ST turday and
Sunday.
Clyde Hansen, editor and proprietor
OF the Malad Enterprise, was in the
city on Monday. He has recently pur.
chased the Ma!ad Advocate and the
two papers will be consolidated.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kahn and Mrs.
5. Marks came up on the special to be
with Mr. and Mrs Ed. Seligmann.
Mrs. Seligmann went to Salt Lake
with them to be gone about week
Are you tired, tagged out, nervous,
sleepless, feel mean? HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves,
aids digestion, brings refreshing sleep.
30 cents, Tea or Tablets Cy f. Nap.
per-
S. O. Stevens, John Crawford and
Heber Carlisle went to Salt Lake Mon
day morning as a special committee
from the Logan city council TO attend
to some financial matters pertaining
to the city.
Next Friday night the old folks OF
the Seventh ward will be given royal
treat Committees are making ar
engagements for splendid program
and banquet that will be all that
epicureans might desire.
George A. Villett and wife went to
Lewiston on Monday to attend re-
union of the Stocks family. The event
is due to the birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Moronl Stocks, who was 50 years
Of age last Monday.
Norman DalIle, the young assayer
and mining expert, came to Logan
Sunday. On Monday he started for
Contact, new mining camp forty
miles from Tacona,.to do some expert
work for Salt Lake capitalists
Kentucky blue grass and
white clover for lawns,
one-half pound to square
rod. Sold at the Flower
Store.
Quite few Cache valley men are
buying horses and lifting up grading
outfits for work on the Western Pa
cific railroad. Good money >Hn
made at the prices paid iol grad %,
which is from ten to fifteen cents per
cubic yard.
Attorney +. X. Nebeker went down
to Ogden Sunday to look after certain
business matters. Mr.. Nebeker has
recently recovered from severe at
tack OF appendicitis. 1t might also be
mentioned that DR.. III. II. Emeis and
the writer have recovered from threat.
ening symptoms Of c0ebro.spinal men,
nights.
The mail handled in Logan each day
averages 1900 pounds, and the mileage
travelled by the mail delivery is about
ten or twelve. The mail carrier rests
under the responsibility OF being there
on time, also, whether the train is On
time or four hours late. And the
government asks that this work be
done for 1925 month"; This will about
pay for horse feed and wear and tear
10 Bro. Hopkins one boss shay
Now Is the time to plant
sweet peas. We have them
i'm named varieties or
mixed colors at the Flower
Store.
The many Logan friends Of Mrs @
Cartwright will be pleased to learn
that she is rapidly recovery the SPLEEN
did health that was hers before the
late DIR. Cartwright passed away. She
is ia New York City under the influ.
euce OF Christian Scientist friends aud
It's said she Is now bright and cheer !
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