The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-07
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CITY and COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.

You may register today.
0ae LOT Of School Caps. Is cents,
II Eliason's.
Wanted--A lady to do silk crochet
work At the Cache Knittiog Works.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gray Of Ogden, sis
ter to Fred Turner, Is visiting 10 the
city for few days.
Or. w. B. Parkinson, surgeon and
physician. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Glasses scientifically fitted.
Bargains in Suits, Hats, Coats
and a new line OF Dress Goods at
EIiason's.
The biscuit baking contest adver-
tisement on the editorial page may
interest you, Look 1t up.
John N. Anderson OF Lewiston re.
turned home yesterday after spending
few days at conference and the state
fair.
Last Friday night at the Greenville
spur, SEVENTH head Of beeves belonging
to Bell Brothers, were run into by the
North bound passenger train and six
head were killed.
The only days remaining In which to
register will be October 13, q and %
For fear you will be too busy to register
on those dates an opportune time to
attend to this matter would be today.
Mrs. Marion O'Brien, "a years
age, died az her home in the Fifth
ward on Sunday. Funeral services
will be held in the ward meeting house
today at noon.
Oscar Johnson OF the west field was
arraigned before Justice Brangham on
Monday for disturbing the peace. He
was given until Friday to enter his
plea.
The I. j. Poulter Produce company
has recently moved from its quarters
on North Main and Is now comfort.
ably located in the building formerly
occupied by the second hand store on
First North.
H. c. Hansen is in Logan from Sar
Francisco for few weeks. In speak
ing Of the political situation, Mr.. Han
sen says there is more Democratic en-
thusiasm In Logan than he has found
In all his travels.
One lot Suits $3.50, one lol
Skirts half price, at Eliason Sisters
Keep the Sabbath dav holy, serve
the Lord, be free from everything Of q
secular character remembering the In
junction OF "Six days shalt thou labor
and do all thy work but the seventh
day Is the Lords day. Joseph F.
Smith at conference Sunday.
II one half the meat, and all the
tea, coffee, tobacco and liquor were
cut out by the Latter.day Saints they
would become rich. 1t would mean q
temporal salvation for them. No
profit or good comes from the using Of
such things. Men become slaves tC
their appetites and eventually become
degraded. Francis M. Lyman at con
ference.
Oscar Winnegren, plaintiff, vs.. Ore
gon Short Line railroad company, de
PENDANT, 10 a suit that was filed In tn,
district court Monday, 10 which plain
till to the suit sues for s2O, 800 damages
alleged to have been sustained whil'
In the discharge Of his duties as al
employe Of the defendant company
The injuries were received in Decem
Der, 1907, at side track about on,
mile north Of Logan and since the &C
cident plaintiff has been entirely dis
abled from working and at present
indications the injuries will be perma
nent. Mr.. Winnegren is the husband
OF a wife and father OF eight children
The attorneys for plaintiff In the
above entitled action are Geo Q Ricf
and j. G. Walters.
The plans and specifications for the
large church Office building in Salt
Lake City were expressed BY Monsor
& Schaub yesterday morning and the
construction work oh the building
will commence INN ediately. The con
tract for this building was let TO the
local firm Of Monson & Schaub some
time ago. 1t Is a big undertaking
the largest contract ever taken BY
this firm. The estimated cost OF the
building Is $4,000. 1t Is situated or
the Vermont block and will be 81,
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