The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-23
The choicest laces are to b.
found at Eliason's.

found at Eliason's.
joseph Quincy, Jr., spent yester-
day at the Lew iston Sugar Factory.
Jos. E. Wilson, Jr the cement con.
tractor, went to Preston yesterday on
business.
For Sale-30 head milk cows Alfred
Jensen, Cornish, Utah. VIC
Orson Smith was a outh.bound
passenger yesterday morning.
Mrs. Thomas Smart went to Pres
TIN yesterday to sit her daughter,
Mrs. Ezra Fo,s.
Hair cutting 25c; chldren's hair
cutting l5c. Barber shop opposite
court house. VIC
Hyrum Hatch the sheep man, pass
ed through Logan for the north yes.
| terday.
The call Of the daughters Of the Pio-
neers is TO organize a central COM
mittee and does not affect the present
organization.
We have everything in Knit
/ Goods from toques to wool
squares. Campbell g. Sons Go.
Martin Olsen, Manager of the South
Cache Milling Company, went to Og-
den yesterday in the interest OF the
firm.
Ruben Perkes, Of Hyde Park, is en-
gagged by the Logan Sugar Company
as a beet weigher In different parts OF
the valley.
Miss Nora Eliason left for New
York Monday to continue her studies
Ia vocal music.
e. B. LundQuist, the artistic paint
er OF Smithfield, returned home from
McCammon yesterday.
H. l.. Erdman, the Brigham City
butcher, returned home yesterday
after a three days stay 10 Logan.
William Savers, one of the early
settlers Of Cache valley, Is lying very
, low at Dayton, Idaho, with general
debility He Is over eighty years OF
age.
Mrs. W. W. Woodsjde has gone to
Butte for one week. Her husband Is
there working lon the books Of the o.
s. L. Office Of that place.
Bishop William B. Preston and wife
and L. r. Martineau come from Salt
Lake Monday night to look after their
business interests In this city.
1t is a pleasure to show goods
at Eliason's; plenty Of clerks,
prompt service.
w. G. Greaves started for Salt Lake
valley yesterday, where he will start
digging wells. He has been very sue.
cessful In this line OF work In Blue
Creek valley, not failing In a single In
stance, although great depth was re-
quircd to reach water In some places.
This departure has done more for the
development OF that section of the
country than any other venture that
has been gone into.
The largest selection Of laces
ever brought TO Logan can be
found at Eliason's.
Joseph Howell Jr., son OF Congress
man Joseph Howell, is to be married
today to Miss Claire Young, daughter
OF Col. Willard Young, president of
the L. D. S. University. The marri-
age will take place In the Salt Lake
temple and IL is expected that Pres.
Joseph f. Smith will officiate. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Howell will
leave for the east and after spending
some little time in the large cities will
90 TO Washington and await Congress
man and Mrs. Howell. who will take
up their residence there sometime
during 1.-THE latter part of November.
Young Howell is fellow of princely
traits, a genial disposition, thorough
educational training and has many
warm friends IN Cache Valley, which
has ever been his home. Miss Young,
his fiance, is reputed to be one of Salt
Lakes reigning bellies, young lady
of ncomparable charms. They have
the best wishes Of wide circle Of
friends here and at Salt Lake.