The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-21
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for short time.
We cell the Earth ana Loan money
On 1t. II. A. Petersen q Co.
Orson Smith left for Nevada on
Monday morning.
Miss Grehta Carbon came home Sat.
urday from Ogden.
1t is said that the o. S. L Railroad
company will build depot at Weston
OF once.
Clearance sale i'm Dress
Goods still on at EliasOn's:
Paperhanging and upholstering done
In tirstclass manner by Fred Schir.
meister. Phone bell 2O6R Residence
Fouth South.
The stork left a baby girl with Mr..
and Mrs Bert Harris last week, and
the young lady is already able to play
the famous Estey piano.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Cummings
left for Reno Monday morning via
Salt Lake. They may spend the com.
ing winter In Los Angeles.
J. E Garvin, the caterer, has leased
the Turf Exchange" at Pocatell0 and
is doing we'll. 1t Is considered one Of
the best restaurants In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Atkins are up
from Salt Lake City and will be the
guests OF their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Zeph Thomas, for two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hawkes. came
from Pocatello on Saturday to visit
the lady's parents In this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. James johnson, Of the Fourth
ward.
Earl Daniels, son OF T. E. Daniels,
has returned from a three weeks trip
in the east, where he has been with
shipment Of sheep belonging to the
Parkinsons OF Preston.
Mr.. J. Frank, father OF Mrs. Ed.
ward Seligman, Is In Logan with his
wife sizing up the fine boy that came
to the Seligman household few
months ago.
The premium lists Of the Utah
State Fair, which will be held from
September 30 to October s, are now
out and may be had on application to
Horace S. Ensign, secretary, Salt
Lake,
A ive.months' old son of Mrs. Alex
ander Baxter died In Ogden few days
ago. The remains we're brought to
Providence for burial. Quite few oil
the Checketts family came from
Ogden to attend the funeral
Charles o. Peterson and MILFORD
Jorgenson, who left day or so age
for a Scandinavian mission, were given
farewell at the Fourth ward meet.
ing house last Friday evening. A
goodly crowd was there to listen to q
splendid program, and afterwards re-
freshments we're served.
Only four more days al
EliasOn's for extraOrdi.
nary bargains.
The Palace restaurant closed for 9
few days last week but re-openet
Saturday morning under the proprie
torship Of s. l. Sorenson, of the Chi
cago meat market, AR. Hutteballt
having withdrawn. Mr.. Sorensor
says he is running the best restaurant
In the city and offers to give two meal,
free, II the first is not satisfactory
That certainly Is very generous.
Mr.. Hultz, Of Hyrum, Utah, now II
the employ OF David Jackson on Ottel
Creek, met with q somewhat serious
accident one day last week. While
entering tent he ran into a pole, cut
ting the under eye-lid almost entirely
from his face. He was brought to towr
and Dr. Reay dressed the wound which
required eight stitches. Reports arr
that he is doing nicely Rich Count!
News.
III cents per dozen paid for eggs a
II. G. Hayballs.
What might have been serious &C
cident took Place Thursday evening
as Mrs. JOS. Geddes was driving dow
to the depot. The occupants OF tn,
buggy were Mrs. Geddes and baby ant
Miss Thomas OF Logan. Owing t,
some unaccountabe circumstance tn
horse swerved to one side and tn
buggy struck telephone pole nea
DR.. Cutters place, throwing out Mrs
Geddes and the baby, but Miss Thoma
was left in the buggy unhurt Mrs
Geddes was thrown out on her head
land the baby WAS pitchal m IN,