The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-02

ID. W. Hess Of Georgetown, Idaho,
spent Thanksgiving In Logan. He
returned north on Monday.
Attorney John sheldon was on the
west side Of Vhe valley Monday on legal
business.
The hide peddlers pay you one.half
price for hides. Get their full value
at the tannery over the river, South
Main, Logan.
Parties DESTROYS Of paying their as.
sessments on the Rich. Cache can leave
them at THE REPUBLICAN office and
receive their receipts.
Do you want snapS2 Then
look at the discounts offered at
tllaSOn'S.
Wanted - 1000 muskrat, mink, cy.
ote, deer, COW, horse and dog hides
and sheep pelts at the tannery over
the river, South Main street. VIC
| Mr.. and Mrs A. II Badcnoch spent
the week end In Salt Lake City,
whittier Coach Badenoch was called
to help arrange the basket ball SEIZED.
ule for the college league games.
Mrs. N. f. Robinson on north main
will move to Montpelier, Idaho today.
Mr.. Robert Lafount has rented the
residence of Mrs. Robinson for the
time being
Miss Callie Burnham, daughter Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Luther c. Burnham OF
Mancas, COL. arrived In Logan last
week. She expects TO remain at Hyde
Park during the winter.
Ladies underwear discounted
at Eliason's. Good values.
Feel languid, weak, run. down?
Headache? Stomach "off"?-Just a
plain case OF lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and
stomach, promotes digestion, purifes
the blood
| The delinquent lax list of Cache
| county will be in next Saturdays is.
sue, which may cause a delay In issu
ing that copy strictly on time. We
shall do our best to have the paper
published on the dot. II otherwise,
the subscribers will know the cause
Mrs. Il. S. Browning Of Ogden has
been with her father, George T. Baugh
since the accident ne sustained about
two weeks ago She returned to Or.
den Monday. The condition OF Mr..
Baugh Is somewhat favorable while
his advanced age Is against him in
making rapid progress.
Blanche Caine and Minnie Peterson,
who are teaching In Salt Lake, spent
their Thanksgiving recess with their
people in Logan. Miss Game has
charge of the domestic science work
at the High School and Miss Peterson
directs the same work at the L.D.SU.
Quoting The resolution passed by
| the democrats we have, ito conduct
the school affairs OF this city in as
non. partisan manner as Is possible
and practicable under all the circum-
stances AS far as practicable, isn't
that a gem. On this the denies appeal
to the citizens OF Logan to support
them. A more fiimsy appeal Is scarce.
ly imaginable. Any person could tack
his name to that document.
The county board OF educat ion met
Monday and decided 10 hawl the
small children OF the River Heights
ward 10 the Providence school. The
mater Of purchasing an interest in
the Cha rkston water system that the
schools might have water. was passe d
on favorably. Trustee Butler was
given the power to purchase two acres
Of land at Cornish as site for school
building.
The funeral services in the Second
ward meeting house Sunday over the
remains OF Mrs. Mary Ann Worley
we're most impressive. The esteem In
which Mrs. Worley and the Worey
family are held was told by the large
crowd Of sympathizing friends and re.
latlves present. There was not stand.
ing room for the large number that
assembled to pay their last respects TO
the departed mother and wife Sym
pathetic and encouraging remarks
we're spoken BY the following friends
Of the Worley family: Elders l.. c.
Farr, N. w. Kmball, A. N. Merrill