The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-11

We sell the Earth ana Loan money
on 1t. II. A Petersen 4 Co.
Just to please the ladies! China
souvenirs at the Johnson Jewelry Co.
See window.
J. l., Robinson, formerly Of this
city, came TO town yesterday Logan
still has charms for him.
Brass Band concert and roller skat-
log at the Auditorium tonight, 1870 |
TO IL O'Clock Admission 10 cents.
| NJ. \ MOlIat came from HE Neva-
da mining camps last week lie may
remain with his family in this city for
awhile.
Last Monday night Mrs. Ernest Bro |
berg, OF SanFranciscu, gave birth to
a fine son. This makes five boys in
the family.
John Balitf, of Preston, came from
Nampa Thursday morning, where he
went as delegate to the Woodlands |
convention.
Samuel Ritter, one OF the directors
of the Bullion Beck mining company,
went to Salt Lake yesterday 10 at
tend meeting OF the directorate.
Mrs. George Flamm, Of Rexburg,
gave birth to daughter on Tuesday
morning. 1t is now appropriate to
address William Edwards as "Grand.
pa"
Joseph Hansen son of n S. Hansen
of the Seventh ward, left for San.
Francisco Wednesday morning, ex-
pecting to remain there through the
summer.
Charles Baker will move from his
present location on Center street to
the First door North Of the Cache
Valley bank. The change is due to a
raise In rent.
e ]. Merrill osteopath who sue
ceeds L. j. Goodrich will be found lo-
Gated in the old office Of the latter
gentleman. Office hours from to u,
and from to p. m. Bell phone 80 b.
The steady throng of customers
going to Elason Sisters is due to
the immense stock of Summer
Goods just arrived.
Misses G. Il. and Isabel Corbridge,
with their brothers, Ray and Law.
renee, left for their home at Layton
yesterday morning, These four young
people have been students of the 3.
Y. c.
The Cache Valley Marble company
received car load of monument bases
from southern Utah on Thursday
morning. They are preparing to fill
their numerous orders for Decoration
Day.
Mrs. Willard Cranney returned from
Idaho Thursday morning where she
had been with her husband the past
ten days. 1t Is understood that Mr..
Cranney will invest in land around
Burley,
Mr., and Mrs. j. j Flack left yester-
day for Boise, Idaho, in all probability
to make that their future home.
Their sons are now located in that
valley and they desire to be with
them.
It's too bad to see people who go
from day to day suffering from physi'
cal weakness when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea would make them well.
The greatest tonic known. 30 cents,
Tea or Tablets Cy. T.. Napier.
Charles Hubbard, of Bench, Gentle
valley, passed through the city Thurs
day morning enroute to Japan to fill
a mission. His parents will accomp.
any him to California and reside there
hereafter. They have sold their pro-
perty In Idaho.
AT the recent meeting OF the Board
of Trustees OF the A. c., entrance
fee for non.resldents was placed at
$25; residents IS. The legislature
fixed $50 as the NAHUM fee for non.
residents, but the Board decided half
OF that is sufficient
Fred Kidgel, manager of the Singer
sewing machine branch house in this
city, came down from the Bancroft
country yesterday morning In speak
ing of the McCalnmon he says there is
considerable activity there, thousands
OF sheep being sheared in that To-
calty.
The train that runs from Brigham