The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-18
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CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

I ID. II. Roberts went to Ogden on
Monday.
Don't Knock, Drink Ceree," Boost
All grocers sell II.
j, A Hendrickson has been In Salt
lake and Ogden this week on bust.
ness.
It's time to buy an Avery beet dig.
ger. Sidney Stevens Implement com.
pany, agents.
Peter johnson and wife come from
Garden City, Bear Lake valley, to
spend the winter In Logan.
VIM. II. THAN went to Toeele
county yesterday on state land BUSH
ness.
Bargains in Suits, Hats, Coats
and a new line Of Dress Goods al
Eliason's.
G. p. Ford's ladies' shoes; Douglas
mems shoes, the best % shoes In the
world, at Andreas Peterson.
Mrs. Eveline Shelton returned from
Ogden Sunday night after i've days
visit.
Mrs. James Dryden is very III at her
nome on Seventh street. The ditlicu.
ty Is not yet determined. Corvallis
Times.
W. r. Homer travelling agent for
Studeoaker Bros. was In Harrisville
Sunday, returning with his wife the
same evening.
Coach Badenoch and wife returned
home Sunday night after witnessing
the football game between Boulder,
Colorado, and the Y. of U. teams
Ladies' and chiIdren'S sample
coats at cost at John II. Ander.
sons.
Apostles Heber j. Grant and Rud.
ger Clawson. and b. II Roberts and
Seymore b. Young of the seven presi-
dents OF Seventy, returned to their
homes Monday. They we're dignita,-
les at the district convention on Sur
day.
Norwood, the nine.year.old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford, broke
his arm early last spring. While 60
ing through some class exercises on
physical culture at the Woodruff last
Monday, the limb was broken in the
same place.
Peter Hansen Of Providence, went
to Brigham yesterday to meet a party
from Nevada whoIowns $4,000 acres OF
land. Mr.. Hansen will likely 70 to
Nevada before returning home to In.
spect the quality Of the land In vi,w
OF raising dry farm grain.
A phone message from Lehl recei we'd
yesterday In this city, stated that John
Zimmerman had just died of general
debility. The deceased was aged
eighty years, brother.in.la to Suel
Lamb. The deceased was a prominent
man in the early settlement Of Lehi
j. Y. Boyce, of Oxford. has been In
Logan the past ten days with his
daughter OF twenty years. who under
went anoperation for an abscess on the
leg due to the rubbing OF mistt
shoe Symptoms OF blood poisoning
set In when medical aid was called for.
From areiable gentleman who came
from st. Charles canyon last Saturday
It Is learned that Adam Wilcox struck
forty-foot vein OF lead, silver and
copper in his mine at that place. The
gentleman told the writer that he
went up the canyon and saw the ore
| NV ~ was o SlklU.
This discovery has been made on the
Rich-Cache lode which runs mort b
and south through the country.
Elias0n's are selling Ladies'
sweaters at half price for a few
days only.
An interesting sight at the theatre
tonight will be the smiling, intelligent
upturned faces Of the A. G. English
department. Chaperoned by Prof.
Larsen all the students taking Eng.
li'h courses will attend the perfor.
nance In body and at their recita.
lions tomorrow will discuss the var.
ious merits and dement's OF the pre-
sentation Of the play. Prof. Larsen
will be assisted In his chaperonage by
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