The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-04
cITYAND COUNTY,
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.
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u w. s. Hansen, of Collinston, was 10
Logan Monday.
Tor -First.class apples. Bell
3992R. Louis Wilhelm.
II /. L. Brangham went to McCammon
Monday on business for the Utah
Mortgage Loan corporation.
j. Edison Photographs for $l2 so at
Jos. Wilson & Sons Co., ll2 N. Main.
Sheriff Smith went to Richmond
yesterday to bring down one thinker
Thompson, who was implicated In a
recent fracas at that place.
"Peck's Bad Boy" at the opera
house Friday night was awfully bad 4,
both the boy and the show. Such
things as this are rightly rcckoned as
crimes against the public.
Special prices in Spring Suits and
| jackets. CAMPBELL AND SONS
COMPANY.
c. A. Reese, OF Benson ward, let DIR.
Snow remove cataract from his eve
last Saturday. James Olsen, Of Mil.
vile, had the same kind Of an opera.
tion performed on Saturday also.
Muslin underwear and hosiery for
spring combination suits. Ask to see
them. AMPBELL'S.
i G. A. Nyman, OF Greenvillo. came
from Salt Lake City Friday night,
where he has been working the past
three months for the Hancock COM
mission Co. lie rAturned yesterday
morning
We're ready to serve our trade with
the best of spring Footwear. CAMP
BELLS store.
The race between Misses Lundahl
and Monroe at the Auditorium Satur-
day night was won by both-the prize
being divided. A race between Stod-
dard and Kimball and Manager Peter
son and "Banty" Green was won BY
the former, they having been given a
a half lap Advantage. The races are at
tracing considerable attention.
| A Tin Can Shoe Sale. A dog
with q tin Can tied to his tail
goes some. Dunbar Robinson &
Co. have canned their shoes
they want to see them 90 some.
DR.. J. A. Widtsoe and DR.. E. d.
Ball. OF the A. e., were at Salt Lake
last Saturday to attend a meeting Of
those interested 10 organizing an
Academy OF Science. The next meet.
Ing will be held April l, and all per-
sons interested in science are invited
to attend. The Academy Of Science
aims to encourage scientific investiga.
tions in this state and will issue a
monthly publication IN addition to
holding meetings In order TO stimu-
late work along this line.
$500 pianos now going at $l9s. so; $40
down $40 per month. Come in and
see them ll2 N. Main.
Heber Huband has returned home
from California, where he went on
January to look over the country
with view OF finding location. He
found what he wanted near Gridley,
Butte county, and invested in sixteen
acres, to which he will move his fam.
My about September l. Gridley Is In
the famous Sacramento valley and
much OF the land there is devoted to
orange groves. A copy OF the Gridley
Herald at hand presents picture of
Mr.. Huband picking oranges from
tree heavily loaded with the fruit.
The paper also presents other pictures
Of northern California orange groves
worth $1,000 per acre Mr. Huband
says he believes the country Is just ex.
actly suited to his desires, but he will
not sell his property here until he has
spent some time in California While
away he spent some time in the San
Joaquin valley, where there is a big
boom at present, but he didn't care
for that section. Land there sells for
from $3.50 to $500 per acre and hun
dreds of people are going in daily.