The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-19

The old Palace stand"
80 90 No Name hats at sl.Oo at Nor
rell's.
Presbyterian church services will be
held tomorrow at II a. m. and T:30 D.
m. Sunday school at 1915.
Wanted-A good fresh milk COW.
Apply to + G. Good Twin, Ind lephone
ofiice or telephone cola.
+. NJ. Stephenson Jr., of Lewiston,
was In Logan Thursday. lie says the
roads between Logan and his home
town are not such as to afford good
sleighing just at present.
" Brig" Vaughan. Of wellsville, came
to Logan Thursday and said to say
that all was calm, serene, healthful
and thoroughly delightful when lie
left. We promised, and here 1t Is.
$500 hats, 81 10 TO 80 %, all at 81 90.
Morrell Clothing Co.
A large stock of ladies'. gents and
misses felt shoes aud slippers, also
gents and boys flceced lined under
wear, Is now being closed out regard.
less OF cost, at Andreas Peterson's
Howard Wilson, of the Sixth ward,
who has been ON a mission for sixteen
months, has been honorably released
from the mission field and started
from Chicago last night. He has
been quite III, due 10 a severe case OF
tonsilitis..
Word has been received from Salt
Lake City Of the sad death OF Vadls,
the oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney II. Fryer. A host OF friends
and relatives throughout the county
sympathize with the bereaved family
in the loss Of their daughter.
Builds up waste tissue, promotes ar.
petite, improves digestion, induces re-
freshing sleep, gives renewed strength
and health. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 81 cents,
Tea or Tablets Cy f. Napier
Charles Peterson and wife went to
Brigham, Thursday, where they are
engaged to do some fancy skating for
two nights. From there they go 70
Preston for three nights The couple
has many engagements ahead in the
southern part OF the state.
John Spande came home from Chi.
cago last Friday. Despite the Windy
City's reputation for severe storms
winter and summer, the thermomete,
there registered as high as 45 degrees
above when he left. Chicago has not
yet had zero weather.
Ras Rasmussen, of Wellsville, who
now has fruit stand in this city, put
out large number of trees OF the Jon
athan variety last year and expects tC
make speciality. He and his broth
ers now have in one orchard fort;
acres OF fine trees in good shape, anG
are looking forward to splendid results
The old timers In this locality say
that we have more snow this winter
than at any previous time 10 seventeen
years. Word comes from the deserts
in Nevada and also the ranges Of Wy
oming that many sheep are dying. II
is also stated that snow Is one and Q
half feet deep at Tonopah, Nevada.
Miss Hilva Johnson, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Johnson, of Bancroft
Idaho, came to Logan last Monday tc
visit short time with her relatives
The following evening she was taken
seriously III, and physicians pronounce
it appendicitis. Her relatives in the
north have been notified and some OF
them will be down to care for her.
Edward Nelson recently returned
from Levan, southern Utah. He went
there TO visit his aunt, Mrs, William
Morgan, and arrived there lust In
time to see her pass away, the event
occurring one'half hour after his ar
rival. The deceased was 50 years OF
age, and Mr.. Nelson had not learned
OF her illness until he reached there.
DR.. Joseph Morrell left for Ogden
yesterday to become associated With
DR.. Edward |, Rich, one of the juno.
ton cty's foremost professional men.
DR.. Morrell, in the course of a profess
sional career of few months, has
added many to his circle OF warm per-
sonal friends, but he feels that Ogden
offers better opportunity at present,
hence his desertion OF the local field
The best wishes Of hls fellow towns,
men 90 with him.