The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-28
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Pr0f. j. A. Bexell Is engaged IN an
audit Of the city's books.
David Eccles came to Logan Christ
mas day, remaining here until yester-
day.
Miss Mayte Heller is up from Ogden
visiting her cousin, Miss Jennie
Turner.
/ Judge Vaughan will hold court con.
tinuously In Brigham until January
10Th.
A. l.. Farrell and family, Of Salt
Lake, ate Christmas dinner with Mrs.
George w. Thatcher.
EIiason Sisters have displayed
good taste In their selection OF
holiday presents.
Jessie Bulge, OF Pocatello, spent
Christmas with relatives In this city.
He returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Hill spent
Thursday with their daughter, Mrs.
Lewis l. Sorenson at Mendon.
During the holidays Ritter Brothers
Drug Co. are selling superior quality
Of old port wine for 80 per gallon.
Murdoch & Son gave free boxes of
candy away on Christmas day to
mothers who had twelve or more living
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. K. Griffin came
from Preston and spent Christmas
with the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert BEDFORD.
The holiday goods at EIiason's
Iare unlike anything ever offered
before In Logan. The newest and
best Is to be found there.
About eighty OF the McCoombs
family held reunion at the home OF
ED. McCoombs.on Providence bench,
Christmas day. Those present say
they had a great time.
William Thatcher, who is engaged
with the Rocking construction COM
pany Of San Francisco, came to Logan
to spend Christmas with his mother,
He left the city Thursday morning.
w. NJ. Hansen, who moved from
Logan Fourth ward to st. Anthony,
Idaho. was down to spend Christmas.
1t Is understood that he Is doing well
In financial way in the north coun.
try.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nc
Allister attended the funeral OF the
lady's grandmother, Mrs. Harriet
Kellogg, at Provo. The deceased was
aged 80. lived In the days OF Kirtlant
and Nauvoo and was intimately &C
quainted with the Prophet sJosepf
Smith. 1877 NJ
Though some OF the business houses
did larger Christmas business tina,
heretofore, 1t is probable that not: q
much money was spent as in year
past. The buying was not done b.
fewer people but the purchases wer
usually much smaller But for til
disposition Of the people to get rid O
the cashiers checks that came +
them, the business would hardly hav
reached the proportions it did. Som
of the people are not yet used to tn
paper money and dislike to have 1t OF
hand, SO would make a purchase t
get good money" 10 exchange.
Eliason Sisters have aimed 4
please everybody in their pur
chases for the Christmas trade
See their fine stock.
The mumps have finally put tn
editor out OF business, and since Wed
nesday a. m. he has been enjoying tn
delight there is In having meals serve'
him In bed. This delight is not who'll,
without alloy, however, for the reason
that occasionally some article OF foo'
has tendency to contract the phalanl
in space somewhat smaller than
mustard seed-at least II feels tina
way-and then we have our doubts
We live In hope that Sunday will Sc
us on our feet again, but inasmuch a
we have physician hold OF US now h
will probably manage to keep us dow
another week.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. McCausland en-
tertained at Christmas dinner Wed
nesday, the guests being Easter
waits without homes In Zion. Thes
were the Misses Daugherty, Miss Bush
Miss Gam BILE, and Miss Newberry, an
Prof. Williams Mrs. McCausland !