The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-12

William r Worl ey will leave for an
European mission next Wednesday.
John Greaves Jr. OF Preston was q
visitor in the city last Thursday.
1fy your living expenses are too high
buy at the shoe sale at the Star Cloth.
ing store, p West First North.
Orson Smith came from southern
Utah last Wednesday night and will
remain In the city . few days.
For the best high.grade binding
twine call on Sidney Stevens Imple.
ment company.
Lawns are going At half price
At Eltason's.
The first quorum Of deacons was or
ganized In the River Heights ward last
TIL thursday night.
Next week the Logan Second. hand
store will start moving its immense
stock Of goods into the old stand Of
Wilkinson & Son.
Light will soon be shining In dark.
ness in the River Heights ward for it
Is. expected that the Telluride will
soon extend their electric lighting sys.
TEN to that remote region.
Lost-Small roam mare weight about
$50 pounds, branded HIM on left
shoulder and A on right nip Finder
will be rewarded by p. o. Hanseu.
Bell phone l73b
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Walker, for.
merly OF Pennington and now living
at Seattle, have been visiting the gen.
tleman's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Grover
OF this city the past few days. The
couple started for the west last Fri
day.
Miss Sarah Huntsman and Miss
Elizabeth Smith returned to Logan
Thursday evening. Miss Smith has
been spending the summer 10 south.
ern California and Miss Huntsman
has been making a few weeks trip
along the coast. Both OF the ladies
: will resume their work at the A. c.,
the one in the library, the other in
the gymnasium.
in the basement OF the new River
Heights ward meeting house last Fri
day evening the anniversary Of the
founding of the Y. l.. NJ. /. A. was
celebrated by dance and general
good time. Ninety.two per cent OF
the ward population was present and
the whole affair reflects much credit
on the young ladies and the members
Of the Relief society who got it up
; FOR Forty-acre farm, six
miles southwest Of Blackfoot, Idaho
Five.ro new house, pantry, cellar
well and garden, with young orchard
stables, chicken cOOps, pigpens, etc.
Eighteen acres In lucerne and tim.
othy, balance good farming land with
first.class water right. Near good
markets and beet dump. Good schools
near. Will rent very reasonable. AID.
dress, NJ. S. Rosenb baum, Hyrum, Utah.
A grand Millinery Sale will be.
Gin at Eliason Sisters today. The
slaughter made will astonish all.
Come early and take your first
choice.
A sad accident was that OF Miss
Annie Littlefair of Logan who went
to Salt Lake last Monday on the ex.
cursiOn train. SHE stepped from the
front OF moving electric car, slipped
and rolled under the car which could
not be stopped In time to prevent the
rear wheels from passing over both
her legs. This happened about mid.
night. She was taken to the l.. ID. S.
hospital where an operation was per-
formed which she could not survive
as she died about O'Clock In the
morning. The deceased was divorced
several years ago from Mr.. Quayle re-
Stunning her maiden name, and leaves
several friends and relatives In Cache
county. The remains we're brought
to Logan yesterday and the funeral
will be held tomorrow at IL m. In the
Third ward meeting house.
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