The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-28
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CITY and COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.

A. G.. Lundstrom made a return
trip to Ogden on Thursday.
We sell the Earth and Loan monev
on 1t. H. A. Petersen & Co.
Attorney Frank K. Nebeker left
for Boise Thursday to attend case
that is pending In the Federal courts.
Persons desiring to take boarders or
those having rooms to rent should re-
port same to the Brigham Young Col.
lege at once.
Mrs. Theodore Nystrom, who came
up with the Salt Lake Opera Co., re.
NAMED one day 10 Logan as the guest
OF Miss Ida Mitchell,
Miss Jennie Johansen returned to
Salt Lake City Thursday morning.
Her mother went with her. They
will reside there In the future
Utah Stationery Co.-Full line Of
school and office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums,
books, stationery, ETC., ETC., etc.
Come 10 and look. All new stock
George Langton left yesterday for
Salt Lake City. After remaining
there day he will go to Idaho Falls,
where he will remain permanently.
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.
J. Y. Stewart Jr., attorney, left for
Rock Springs, Wyo., this morning In
the interest OF the Lowder estate Of
Davis county, in which Mr.. Stewart is
the attorney.
Much care has been taken by
the Eliasons' in selecting the lat
est styles of ladies' cloaks for
fall trade. They have arrived.
MILFORD Chatterton, manager Of the
Preston branch OF G. w. & M. com.
pany, was in the city yesterday fit
ting up steam thresher for Messrs.
Whitehead g. Porter, Of Franklin.
Mrs. Frank w. Robinson, OF Rich.
mond, returned from Star Valley q
few days ago. She was In Logan
Thursday visiting her father, Thomas
Griffin, who Is at one OF the hospitals
Mrs. T. A. Thoreson received WORD
from Salt Lake City yesterday tina,
her brother, George Halvorsen, wa.
In precarious condition, having beer
loaded in the mines. The lady wen,
down to help in attending him.
Frank Madison, OF Providence, went
to Salt Lake Thursday morning
to attend the funeral OF hi
stepfather, ex.Bishop Horne, which
took place yesterday at two p. m. Tit
deceased was ninety.two years OF age
Last Wednesday the Ogden Packing
company through their agert, Charlie
Greenwell, bought one hundred hea,
of fine beef cattle from Bishop Benja
min Bingham, Of Trenton. Goot
prices was paid.
Thomas Obray, the Paradise sheel
man, sold $500 head OF the fines
spring lambs ever raised In each
valley for $3.50 per head, T. O. b. La
gan. They we're shipped to the east
ern markets Wednesday.
David Lowe and wife, Of Paris, Ida
no, have moved to Providence for tn
coming winter. Their son, Maurice
leaves in day or two for a mission t
Switzerland. A reception was ter
dered the young man at Providenc
Wednesday night.
When coming to Eliason's,
you do not see what you need il
ladies wear, ask for it. No trou
BILE to show goods. Plenty O
clerks, and prompt attention Civ
en- to patrons.
1t seems pleasant arrangement
that the Auditorium should be d.
voted to skating and the Thatche
pavilion to dancing. In this wa.
the pleasure.loving people has
choice Of pastimes, and each OF thes
places OF amusement has an exceller
patronage. For beauty and gener,
excellence as dancing resort, tn
Thatcher pavilion has no superior
Utah, and that 1t is again receiving
patronage worthy the place is gratif
ing to the management and the pul
lie. Each Saturday night sees an e
cellent crowd at the pavilion, so tn,
those who desire to dance need ha,
4 no fear of not finding others of III
II mind.