The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-22

4 David Ecces was In the city Oh
Monday
All kinds Of bottled beer sold OIL the
ice at Ritter Bros. Drug Co
Miss Helen Tiller, OF The First ward
started for Nevada last Sunday.
Magnus Holm, of Weston, was in
Logan last Friday and Saturday.
You will have TO hurry If you want
Flowers for May 30. Flower store.
G. W. Nibley and T. L. McGraw
left for Portland last Saturday.
j. w. Morton, telephone man at
Richmond, came down to Logan Mon
day.
Found-Spectacles in case bearing
the words Knut Lundberg At the
Flower store.
Mrs. Thomas Redford, OF the Seven.
tn ward, came homo Monday night
from a trip to Tooele.
George Sorenson, who is in the
employe OF Joel Kicks at Bingham
Canyon, is at home for a weeks visit.
Miss Ida Jacobsen, OF Newton, is in
Logan few days the guest Of Miss
Rebekah Jacobsen and other friends
and relatives.
The water in Logan river is rising
fast and drift wood is coming from
the mountains in no small quantity.
All bridges should be kept clear.
Mrs. Harriet Robbins, who has been
in Elwood, Box Elder county, three
weeks staying with her daughter, Mrs.
Grin Seager, returned home Monday.
Ladies' Spring Suits at
Ten Per cent discount for
Ten Days Only at Eliason
Sisters.
The infant child left by the death
OF Mrs. Annie Reeder, OF Cardston,
will be brought TO Hyde Park. Mrs.
George Reeder, sister.in.law Of the de.
ceased, has kindly proffered to care
for the little one.
Mrs. Dalinda Cotey, head Of the Do.
nestle Science department at the A.
c. OF u, entertained the \ ew Jersey
Academy teachers at high tea Satur-
day. Those present we're Misses
Smith, Hervey, Boyer, Linn, Ray
mond, and Kyle.
It's TOO bad TO see people who 20
from day to day suffering from physi
Cal weakness when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea would make them we'll
The greatest tonic known. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Cy. e. Napier
Alfred Lundberg Jr., who has been
with the Telluride people the past ten
years, has gone to Grace, Idaho, to
take charge Of some construction
work for the company, He spent two
days in Logan before leaving for the
north.
Charles Jacobsen, who was hurt at
Bingham about three months ago, is
moving around on crutches In Ogden.
He is living with his sister, Mrs Meyer.
In the accident he sustained three
broken ribs and broken thigh. Ac-
tion to recover $4,000 has been start
ed against the contractors for whom
he was working,
l. n. Smith, resident of Logan sew.
eral years but now Of Pasadena, Cali
fornia, came TO this city Monday night
and remained until today. He has
owned Salt Lake property anumber OF
years and came up TO sell IL while
values are advancing. Mr.. Smith
likes Pasadena better than Long
Beach, where he first located after
leaving here, and has built home
there. The change has resulted very
benehclally for Mrs. Smiths health,
Many friends are delighted to see
Prof, Smith again and would that he
might remain longer.
John Nebeker is probably the hrst
man to make trip over the eastern
range Of mountains this spring, He
came over last Saturday, leaving
Meadowville at O'Clock in the morn
ing and reaching here at O'Clock in
the afternoon, For eight or ten miles
near the divide the snow is most any
depth, the great ravines being filed 70
the level, and at enc place John sat
down on the top of telephone pole q
roll a"cigarette, Though, Of course, he
doesn't smoke these weeds. This trip
at this time Of year is an exceedingly
hazardous one and Johns nerve
probably exceeded his judgment,
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