The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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"'ss iliN i'fh'Slci ~ Sptuuiuk
week IN Salt Lake city,
We sell the Earth ana Loan money
on u. n. A. Petersen & Co.
Bishop Cutler OF Preston, brother
of DR.. Cutler Of this city. was in Logan
on Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Reeder OF Ogden, has
been the guest OF Mrs. Julius Jacob.
sen OF this city for ten days
Peter w. Vaughan is at home from
a trip over into Colorado, where he
went TO take a look at the Harms
tunneling machine.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas w. LLOYD
went to Ogden Friday morning to see
the Iady's sister, Mrs VIM Bird, who
is critically i'll Of dropsy
The Hath quorum of Seventy will
meet in the 9Th ward Westinghouse
Sunday, Feb. 10, at 4:l5 p. m. A full
attendance is requested.
Valentlnes-The best place TO
buy at WilkinS0n's.
The Bell Telephone line is down be.
tween Logan and Bear Lake. Men are
working from both sides to find the
break. They say the snow is six feet
deep on the range.
William L. Watkin, one of the pio-
neers OF Brigham City, turned his
eightieth birthday on Thursday, the
It'll. His children from all over the
state gathered at the home to do him
honor, three sons and families going
from Logan.
Special sale Of OverCOats; MINIS
and boys suits at actual cost.
John II. Anderson.
The Seeing Salt Lake" cars carried
no less than 10000 tourists in the
month Of January. AS a source OF
revenue the tourist trailic is not in
considerable to the big main line"
towns of the west.
It's the highest standard Of quality
natural tonic, cleanses your system,
reddens the cheeks, brightens the
eyes, gives flavor L. AL you cat. Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will do
this for you. IS Cents, Tea or Tablets.
Oy e Napper.
The speakers at the funeral of Mrs.
John Broberg, held on Wednesday at
the Seventh ward meeting horse,
were Andrew Eliason, Bishop c. J.
Larsen, John Carlson and Samuel
Nielsen. The last speaker while on a
Swedish mission converted the family
to the Mormon faith. Frank Baugh
e. Co. furnished very fine music.
Representative Pedersen's marriage
bill has been passed with u few amend
mentS The measure provides the age
and other qualifications of those wish
ing to enter the bonds of wedlock.
First cousins are denied the right 10
marry, and a new form OF atlidavit is
drawn up, to be served by the mar.
riage clerks on young couples caught
In cupidS mesh.
Drs. Busby and Pfoutz, dentists ar.
rested for practicing without state
license, pleaded guilty before Justice
Brangham and were fined IS each and
costs. They have made formal appli.
citation to the State Board for t. M
porary license, been granted that and
returned to work, and at the next
meeting OF the board will take the
regular examination.
During the past week the stork got
busy and made several deliveries safe
and sound. The preponderance was in
favor Of the boys, there being four OF
the football kindto two OF the biscuit
makers. The visits were made as
follows; Mrs. Chas. Wakely, girl; Mrs.
Albert Renner boy; Mrs. Geo. Cowley
girl; Mrs. G. Jones, boy; Mrs, g. prof.
Larsen, boy; Mrs o. II. Bulge, boy
Butchers Of this city are not little
concerned over the improbaility OF any
quantity Of ice being put up here this
winter and are seeking ways and means
to avoid a scarcity in the summer. Ice
shipped in will cost at least Sll.0 90 pei
ton, and individual meat markets use
two tons and more each week, so that
"the boys" are looking askance at the
total figures on seasons use Of the
necessary GOODNESS.
The funeral service over the remains
of Oliver Carbon was held in the
Fourth ward. meeting house Wednes
day at p. m, and a large congrega,
tion was in attendance. Three cousins
and three nephews acted as pail bear.
ers Floral tributes were many and