The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-04
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CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

Don't fail to visit Newbold's great 7
sale.
Elias Davis, OF Mendon, was a visit.
or to Logan yesterday
Home for sale. Choice location. APP.
ply w. J. Harrison, 1853 s. First street.
Prof. Pulley, OF the A. G. u, has
gone to American Fork for few days.
We are giving some big bargains In
clothing. Newbold's, the Clothier,
Walter Scholes Of the Seventh ward
has an attack OF inflammatory rheu.
matism.
Morrell's sale is on. The biggest
they've ever given. See ad. Oh page >.
Manager Il. +. Ritter, who has been
layed up with la grippe the past few
days, is able to be about
DR.. ID. G. Bulge, who has been suf-
fering the past two weeks with lum.
bago and sore throat, Is able to be out.
Mrs. George Flam returned home to
Rex burg Thursday, after spending the
holidays with her re latives In Logan.
The Williamson Livery and Trans
fer will run for the Eagle hotel after
January Ist, 1908. Hack meets all
trains.
John Spande, the Furniture man.
left for Chicago yesterday to make
purchases for the coming seasons
trade. He expects to be absent two
weeks.
A large stock of ladies and gents
felt shoes and slippers. also gents and
boys fleece lined underwear, Is now
being closed out at wholesale prices.
at Andreas Peterson's.
We haven't been advertising
sale. but we believe we can offer
you the best values for the least
money in town. Call and see. F..
w. Thatcher Co.
Edwin Ryberg. of the Sixth ward.
left for Springvilie Yesterday. he Is
| working at his old trade the
shoe business. He may become in
terested with the firm that he Is with.
1t is understood that the new coun-
ty road, to be opened between Tren.
ton and Richmond, will run direct
east on the present road from Clark
ston TO Trenton, It being on a section
line.
Yesterday John s. Andrews and
wife returned to their home at Spring.
vile. after being in the city for two
weeks The gentleman owns small
farm at the above named place and Is
doing nicely.
LIN. Cranney and wife, OF Freedom,
Star Valley, came from the north
about one week ago. The lady and
her father, Bishop Parsons, are visit.
ing relatives in Brigham, Mr.. Cranney
remaining here. In December the
thermometer stood "a degrees below
zero in Star Valley.
Messrs. Little and Hughes have
started tannery at Malad City and
are turning out an excellent product.
Mr.. Graham OF this city Is Ia their
employ. They use tanbark from pine
trees with excellent results. 1t is said
the gentlemen interested are we'll
posted In the business
Mrs. George Farrady Of the Sixth
ward of this city died on Tuesday
night OF an abnormal condition OF the
heart. The deceased was aged AZ
years She leaves a husband, George
Farrady, but no children. The funeral
will be held today at p. m. in the
Sixth ward meeting house.
We haven't got no cheap suits
cheap, but we've got some of the
best suits, Hats and overcoats in
America, cheap. 1t will pay you
to visit our store before you do
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the sales. We've never failed you
and we never will. For real
value come to +. w. Thatcher
Co.'S. II pays to wear the best for
its the cheapest-in the long run.
The people Of Charleston we're highly
entertained last Monday night with
the performance OF "Hazel KirKe" by
their home dramatic company. ably
assisted by Thomas Cutler Of Tren
ton, who played the caste Of Petty
Green, and Mrs. Larsen of Charleston
taking the part OF Hazel Kirke. Some