The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-01
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CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

Last Sunday snow was eight inches
deep at Brigham City.
Get some Of those Of pants and SOC
shirts at Morrell's. See page 2.
Eister & Nielsen have closed out
their harness business at Preston.
We cell the Earth ana Loan money
On IL. H. A. Petersen & Co.
Miss Lydia Owen, OF Ogden, spent
Christmas with her mother In Wells.
Vile.
Norman Dahle stared for Deep
Greek Sunday to inspect some mining
properties.
Samuel Pike returned from Coalville
Sunday night, where he spent Christ
mas with his sister.
The Fonnesbeck Knitting Factory
will move their plant to the Eagle
building on North Main the forepart
Of January.
James f, Williamson, formerly Of
Wellsville, has sold out bis liquor
business In Salt Lake city and expects
to return to Cache Valley.
tIias0n Sisters have a wonder.
fuI variety Of Christmas goods
from which you can easily select
your presents.
The officers OF the Relief society, OF
Cache Stake, will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the usual place
next Saturday at 10 a. m. A full at
Nendance is desired.
Steve Adams the noted criminal
passed through Cache Junction Sun
day, in charge Of two officers. He is
on the way to Colorado where he will
be tried for murder.
Mrs. Bell Goodwin and her two
children passed through Cache juno.
tion enroute to Los Angeles where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Whitney Kimball.
K. ID. Hogan, local manager OF the
Independent Telephone company. will
attend banquet in Salt Lake given
by Elmer b. Jones, general manager
OF the company to all Of the local
managers
|. IL. Nash, assessor of Oneida
county, Idaho, passed through Logan
Sunday to Malad on official business.
The taxes Of that county become de.
linquent on the first Monday of each
January.
1t is stated that the Salt Lake and
Logan Glove and Tanning companies
are about to consolidated. III con-
sumated the tanning will be done in
this city and the making Of gloves in
Salt Lake.
John Smith, formerly one OF the
Fourth ward boys, came from Poca-
tello to spend Christmas with his
mother, he returned North Sunday.
The young man Is engaged as engineer
for Franklin and Hayes bottling es.
adjustment.
II you 90 to Eliason Sisters
first you will save much time and
trouble. They have a large and
varied stock Of Christmas goods,
different from any, in which you
are sure to find the gift you want.
Alfred Cole was called to Salt Lake
Monday by his wife. Mrs. Cole has
tcen In the city several weeks attend.
ing her mother, Mrs. Minnie J. Snow,
who is suffering from cancer Of the
eye. 1t is feared by the attending
physicians that she can live but a
short time.
Willard Done, one one OF the agents
OF the New York Life Insurance Co.,
went to Smithfield last Saturday to
deliver a check Of 81 900 to Sylvester
Lowe in fell payment on the insurance
policy carried by his son, Sylvester
Lowe, who died recently. The deceas-
ed had been insured about four years
and had paid In as premiums about
one hundred and fifty dollars.
George A. Bigler, OF Teton city, Is
10 Mendon visiting his relatives dur
ing the holidays, he says that John
Whitney and John Farnes, OF Rex
burg, have been boring for oil In TIE
ton valley, they have gone down about
100 feet. While indications are good
they nave not yet struck oil but they
have passed through plenty OF coal
The Ramell brothers have their Goa