The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-01
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George Knight and family have
moved to Ogden.
A. Ottenheimer, Of the Hub Cloth
ing Co, returned to Salt Lake Mon.
day.
Mrs. Sarah Jacobs, of Salem Idaho,
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Nelson
Of Newton.
Miss Emma Bernstein who came
up from Ogden to spend Christmas
day, returned yesterday.
Eliason Sisters have displayed
good taste In their selection Of
holiday presents.
The first floor OF the Newton school
house will be ready for occupancy the
first part Of the new year.
The eating car sold by w. r. Davis
to Purser and Jensen is being run at
Smithfield with great success.
Mr.. E. A. Vandervere representing
the Durham Fletcher stock farm, OF
Illinois, was in the city few days on
Business
Edwin Peake, of Ogden, came to
Logan Friday on business trip and
returned on Monday. He Is now
working in the S. p r. r. shops
Carl Smart left for Kelton on Mon.
dav to look after the sheep interests
OF the Smart Land and Stock Co.
which has about 10000 sheep there on
the winter range.
On: Monday willard Larsen, of Fair
view. son of Bishop G. J. Larsen, OF
the Seventh ward was brought to one
OF the local hospitals to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Eliason Sisters have aimed to
please everybody in their pur.
chases for the Christmas trade.
See their fine stock.
Mr.. A. A. Schulthess, of Salt Lake,
was in Providence Sunday visiting his
sister Mrs. Krouse, who has been Ill OF
late. While in Logan on Sunday he
spoke at the German meeting.
The remains Of Mrs. Rhoda f. Mil
Ter were inferred In this city last Sun
day. The deceased was the daughter
of W. G.. Burton, formerly OF Logan.
The father and husband accompanied
the remains.
Thomas and Mira Obray, OF Para.
disc, are stricken with grief over the
sudden death of their six year old boy
Golden, who died OF heart failure
Sunday night. Numerous friends OF
the couple sympathize with them In
their bereavement.
Fred Larsen, OF Mendon, recently
returned from Bannock valley, where
he and his brothers are running cattle.
In speaking Of the advancement OF
the country, he says that homestead
ers are coming In fast, seeking for 10.
cations. Sheep and cattle are doing
fine in that section Of the country.
w. w. Clark, recently forman Of the
Bear River reserve. will be engaged at
the U. A. G. until April 1908. after
which no will assume the duties OF
inspector over the Western reserve,
and will make Salt Lake his head.
quarters. Mr.. Woodruff, his successor,
is here to remain permanently.
i The holiday goods at EIiason's
are unlike anything ever offered
before In Logan. The newest and
best Is to be found there.
Mr.. John Edwards has fully decided
to change his location from Logan tC
Southern California, as soon as he car
close up his business affairs In this
city. He now offers the Palace build
ing for sale. Owing to its location OF
Center street this makes desireabli
piece OF property for hotel and I
handled properly would surely brinI
good returns on the investment.
In 1882 Herman Johnson was catere
to high toned private club In Buffalo
New York where Geo. H. ChamI
formed his acquaintance. Occasion
ally during the past years Mr.. Chaml
visited tile same club and informed
them as to the whereabout Of thei
old friend. Last Christmas day Mr.
Johnson received basket OF Cham
payne from the club with their bes
wishes.
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