The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
CITY and COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.
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Farmers in Petersboro are planting
q large quantity Of fall wheat.
wanted-A dining room girl i'm.
mediately, at the Lincoln hotel.
Wanted. A good girl to work
after school at 81 South First E.
William Garrett. the Wellsville
butcher, was in Logan Thursday on
business
Henry, son of Menassah Barnes of
Richmond, left for a northwestern
mission field on Thursday.
w. r. Davis came from Pocatello
Thursday morning. to attend the fun.
eral OF his mother-in.law, Mrs. Ed
wards.
Just received a big line Of chill.
drens' Bear Skin coats at Eliasons.
W. H. THAN, T. E. Daniels and
Joseph f. Wilson were passengers to
Salt Lake Thursday afternoon.
For spot cash, IS per cent off on all
High Grade suits and overcoats for
men and boys Dunbar, Robinson &
Co.
Joseph, son Of Chris johnson OF
Bancroft, Idaho, came from the north
yesterday for weeks stay with rela.
tives In this city.
Hon. Aquilla Nebeker and wife
came from Laketown Thursday. Mrs.
Nebeker will remain In Logan a few
days visiting her daughters, while Mr.,
Nebeker is in Salt Lake City. They
will return to Laketown for the win.
ter
Thomas Lloyd came from St Anth
ony yesterday morning and will re-
main In Logan He has leased hi.
ranch, containing 400 acres, to hi.
brother Charles for a term OF ter
years, with an option to buy. Tht
stock on the farm was bought out
right. Charles Lloyd will move hi
family to Bancroft at once
The largest selection Of lace.
ever brought to Logan can b.
found at EIiasOn'S.
"a Royal Slave" has been befor
the theatre-going public for humble
OF years and has been seen IN almos
every state in the union. 1t Is one o
those plays, which, like old wine, be
comes better With age. Lavish
mounted, gorgeously costumed, will
suberb cast, the production which
comes to the Thatcher opera hous
next Tuesday is without an equal
Rev. and Mrs. N. f. Clemepson ar
pleasantly located at La Jolla, CALI
They have taken cottage about tw
hundred yards from the ocean and fin
the location as delightful as the
hoped for. Mrs. Clemenson Is able t
sleep well, thing she could not do /
) Logan, and 1t is hoped that this wi
eventually result to great advantage
At La Jolla 1t is more like spring tina
winter.
] The managers and field foremen {
. the sugar factories in this vale,
J desire to impress upon all beet grow
1 ers the necessity Of digging beets a
> once. Where cars cannot be secured
' beets should be piled In the fields an
: covered with beet leaves. Before man
Q days the ground is liable to freeze, 6
that beet digging will be impossible
Dig the beets and pile them, theret
running no changes OF losing
} summers earnings. Many farmers hay
all their beets dug, and aid from tn
class might be secured. so that tn
fields can be cleaned up before winte
sets in.
1.-THE Lion and the Mouse" at tn
opera house Tuesday night, was a
: that could have been desired easil
the best offering Of the season. tn
: drama itself-a clear portrayal OF
j. destructive American character, abou
: which the public reads but sees onl
q at distance-enjoys an enviable r,
putation, and when presented by sue
an excellent company as was hel
Monday the production takes hold {
the individual as few plays do. Pal
Everton, as John Burkett Ryder, W;
comprehensive In his conception an
b faithful to the Americanism OF IL
= moneyed king. He was not unusua
: but his presence on the stage did M
J. once fail to command attention al
: respect. Dorothy Donnelly, as Sherlt
J. Rossnore, was attractive, graceful, ar
filled the roll admirably, In the thil
act she favored the whole performan,
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