The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-04
CITY and COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.
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am for few days.
We sell the Earth ana Loan monsy
on IL. n. A. Petersen q Co.
On Monday william Howell made
business trip to Salt Lake city.
Cash paid for oats and onions at T.
j. Poulter Produce company.
N. L. Sorenson returned to Lagoon
Monday. He has been In Logan the
past ten days.
Girl Wanted:-At once to assist In
general work. Best OF wages, at B. F.
Riter's residence 1853 N. 1st East St.
Holiday opening at EIiason's
today,
Prof Thomas Mckay, of Ogden, ad-
dressed the Mutuals at the First ward
Sunday night.
Thomas Smart and Miller Hutchin-
sok have formed partnership In the
franklin grist mills. Hereafter the
mills will run night and day.
The Lewiston factory has had an
excellent run this year. 1t is expect.
ed that grinding will be finished BY
January 10th.
The Nielsen grocery store on Main
street always carries the best that
money can buy. The clcanest and
brightest stock in the city.
Miss Ida Anderson spent Thanks
giving with her relatives In this city
and returned to Bear River city Mon.
day, where she is teaching school.
The Fonnesbeck Knitting Works
has an immense stock OF underwear
on hand which is worth your atten.
tion before you buy.
% per cent off on all High Grade
suits and overcoats for men and boys,
(for cash only. We have too many
and they must be moved. Dunbar,
Robinson & Co.
i First.class winter apples for sale
Jonathan, Winesaps, Winter-pear-
main, Neverfail and others. Inquire
OF Thomas Stirlaud, Bell phone SILK,
or leave orders at The Flower Store.
About fifty persons met at the resi-.
dence Of Oscar BorKman on Tuesday
evening and rendered him swell re-
ception, as the retiring superintcnd
ent of the Seventh ward Sunday
school.
N. p. Lindelof, highly respected
resident of the Seventh ward, fel
from hay loft Saturday evening ant
fractured one of his hip bones. Tit
accident will be quite severe, as thu
gentleman Is nearly eighty years o
age,
A few days ago Mrs. John Burns wa
playing with her children 10 the doc
yard, kicking at a football, when sh'
turned one Of her knee caps. The &C
cident has been quite painful and SIN
is now unable tO move around to an!
great extent.
Gran Merrill, OF Richmond, has beer
honorably released from his mission IL
the middle states, where he laboret
4, the past fifteen months. The helpless
condition Of his brother, Leroy, whit
was hurt over year ago, is the cause
OF the young mans return.
Over $1,000 were the sales In one da!
at the Harris music store last Satur
day. Two pianos and three organs
graphophones. violins, guitars, etc
This Is a remarkable sale for house
with no agents on the road. Two
orders came through the mail Thu
looks like prices and terms and TIT
quality OF the goods has something Il
do with II.
About one year ago this paper stated
that Heber X. Hansen had sold ham
mer invention to j. A. Hendricksor
for a small sum and that Mr.. ii. hat
sold 1t for $4,000. We are now toll
by Mr. Hendrickson the information
was incorrect and that Mr. Hansen
. can have his patent any day he wishes
it for the price he received for It.
Old and new customers are in
vited to call at Eliason's and ex
anime their immense stock 0
goods.
DIDO you like cider? II you don't
make it point to stay away from tn
basement of the Palace l,uilding, Ras
mussen & Broby have down ther
something less than TOO gallons O
ahont tho cuoatact and iuciact .ilo