The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-25
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Mrs. Jacob Earl passed her seventy.
second birthday last Sunday.
We sell the Earth ana Loan monsv
on It. II. A. Petersen & Co.
William Lohmar has succeeded J.
A. Birdneau as express agent at
Logan.
Persons desiring to take boarders or
those having rooms to rent should re.
port same to the Brigham Young Col.
lege at once.
James Mack, the Ogden miller,
passed south through the city on Mon
DAY.
Joseph England, the linotype man
at the Journal, is in Salt Lake on a
vacation.
Bishop c. J. Larsen, OF the Seventh
ward, has moved from East Center to
East First South.
M. d. McKane left for the Ely
country on Monday to do work on the
Blackhorse. Phoenix mine.
John II. Gibbs, OF Ogden, came up
to attend the Lindley funeral held
at Mount Sterling last Thursday.
Utah Stationery Co.-Full line OF
school and Office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums,
books, stationery, ETC., etc., etc.
Come In and look. All new stock.
A two-year.old son OF d. NJ. Bick.
more died last Thursday at Paradise.
The funeral was held Saturday at two
p. N.
August Schow and Hyrum Bair, Of
Richmond, we're In Logan Thursday.
The latter gentleman Is suffering from
lumbago.
Mrs. Mary Seagers, of Ellwood, has
been in Logan the past two weeks
with an eleven-months. old child that
has had typhoid fever.
Apostle Geo. F. Richards and Pres.
Golden Kimball were up from Salt
Lake City to attend the Hyrum con.
ference last Saturday and Sunday.
Letters from Alberta state that
quite few people are talking OF moving
out The frequent backsets received
by SHOWS are more than they can
stand.
After trying beet pullers (?) and
other crude methods, buy an Avery
beet pillow with coulter and lessen the
labor about one.half. Sidney Stevens
Implement Co.
DR.. A. II. Cantril, OF Hyrum, left
for California Monday morning for a
short vacation. Or. Cutler, Of this
city, has consented to take care Of his
business for that time.
William Humphreys and son,
Joseph, went to Hooper to attend the
funeral OF II. B. Civilian yesterday
at 2 p. m. The deceased was aged II
years and one of the early settlers OF
Paradise.
Rev. Paul Jones officiated at the
Thomas. Foster wedding In Salt Lake
City last Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed at St. Paul's church
and was one of the most beautiful Of
the upper ten weddings this season.
The Harris Music 20. s new build.
ing is nearing completion now and
lacks little more than the large plate
glass windows In front. The iron
work at the top, 10 front and on the
side, makes the building show up to
very good advantage.
That Santa Claus is not going to pass
by Cache Valley Is evidenced In the
purchase OF $1,000 dolls by Santa
Claus agents In this valley-by the
merchants. This number OF dolls has
been bought OF the travelling sales.
men in the Thatcher bank building.
Much care has been taken by
the Eliasons' in selecting the lat
est styles of ladies cloaks for
fall trade. They have arrived.
William Bingham, one OF the fore.
most farmers Of Trenton, went to Salt
Lake City Monday morning to inter.
view the o. S. L. officials regarding
the building of dumping platform
for the unloading OF beets. He says
t5e Trenton people have been prom,
ised this all through the summer, but
from present indications it appears
that the promise will not be kept
This will make very great hardship
on the beet growers, he alone having
one hundred and thirty acres of beets
to harvest.
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