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Show PAGE EIGHT THE FOE JOURNAL r Cache T County,- - Utah S 0 AY.TH U R S D AY, S ATU R D AY M lubscnption Rates Mrs. Henry C. Olsen, is very with appendicitis. IkiMKonli.,,, Mont.. Yew far I'ff tnd lit) Montt Uoottos.... Yr Rates. abMrtMr'r books of the county officers. tnr speM to oaothar rTT , J tOe per tin cock looerttoo NOTICEB-IO- cck per Hn moving from on pl J. w. LITTLE OUTCAST. . Attorney A. A. Law is employ ed at present in' auditing the IN ADVANCE UK KB tnVarlbf -- 8.00 NEW YEAR Brimming over with wit and1 humor A Little Outcast which' Comes to Thatcher Oepra House Dec. 31 for one performance only, has made a hit which has no re- cent precedent. Ilal Reid evident- ly wrote it in full enthusiasm of his success and Mr. E. J. Carpen-e- r has provided a cast of the snug gest possible fit. The plot is simple s iut exciting, and so clever is the io -. .- Advertising LOCAL AKADIKO W. Lindquist, undertaker Licensed embalmer. Both rhones. ). 0 78 Oil Mon CASH G. 10.80 0 00 , 1 Mr. andMrs.Raymond Thatcher are down from Pocatello on a visit to Logan relatives and friends 1906 THE ARRIVAL OF THE Wadman and Burnham have received the cantract for the s t earn fi ttin go fill e One7daStake Mrs. W. T. Pyper, of Salt Lake Academy at Preston. City, is visiting with Logan rela tives. A MmM, Thursday, December 27, JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. Y i' BY CARRIER )M TRI-WEEKL- take stock of their office ready for us with yur requisitions! We Miss Lena Iloffman leaves here -- QUAYJLE & COMPANY What would suit you! Would a dainty piece of China be suitable! A Souvenir Pillow Cushion with Logan, Utah, and a Sego Lily stamped upon it. A Cushion Top in Tapestry, a Beautiful Linen Center Piece or Doily hand worked. A Laundry Bag that ia an ornament. A Fancy Handkerchief, or an Artistic Hand Bag! If it suits you, it may suit your friend. Let us help you select a present. We have something for the Little Ones too. Dolls and Doll Heads, Celluloid and Bisque. w ' are the entrance and exits hand- promptly-furnis- h TRY OUR CITRON,- - LEM ON AND ORANGE PEEL ed.that there is never any percepTwilhgladly-anLOCAL NEWS. of estimates all or for tible clackening of interest. They your part MINCE MEAT AND NUTS. and needs en. an including printing entire carry equipment of seen-Mr.- Harvey Erdmann of Brig- ery not using any of the'house graving. We feel sure we can j scenery. give you satisfactory service dur-ham is visiting friends in Logan. - .u ling 1907. A new class in draughtingand j Newbold is giving some big bar- sewing will begin on January Co MASQUERADE BALL. Riter. Bros. gains in Clothing. the 3rd, prices will remain the St- - Bogan, Utah. THERE WILL BE A GRAND No- 33 N Petersen of Ogden is same as they have been. J. E. Wilf iwnmi. son, Mgr. with Logan friends for the holi MASQUERADE BALL. IN THE 1 IH day season. X am giving the barPROVIDENCE PAVILION greatest ON U For sale at a bargain, one new gains I ever offered in my clear SATURDAY TO NIGHT, OROCERY PRICES We have just received direct from the White sewing machine. Enquire ance sale of gents clothing, hats & factory a dies misses " and chil WHICH ALL ARE, INVITED. 16 lbs. Best Rice caps andja at this office." $1.00 large shipment of Parlor and Mission Furniture drens coats and wraps. E. R 23 lbs. Oat Meal 77 i 77.:r. $1.00 and as these goods were bought at - exceptional " PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN THE MILES, JR.r 20 lbs. Beans . . .77 . . $1.00 -- values we n Mr. Thomas Leishman the are able to offer our customers BEST SUSTAINED CHAR AC- - 50 lbs. Fancy Flour..;... 75c Wellsville Farmer was in of values that will astonish the most critiMr. J. B. Nelson formerly farm 50 lbs. W. W. Flour $1.00 town Monday. TEES.. cal buyer. Our stock is complete in every particforeman at the A. C. but now con 50 lbs II. P. Flour .... $1.12 COME AND ENJOY YOUR- and we handle ular, only goods that are thor. nected with the Montana Agriculbars Laundry Soap $1.00 Bergener & Co.Undertakers an and oughly reliable, SELVES ON that are of the latest design. OUR CUSHIONED 30 bars Diamon(1 licensed embalmers, Caskets anc tural College, located at Bozeman, Soap.. $100 See us. We ifrin-tow- n FLOOR. guarantee, satisfaction, for with relaBQ.hars Beat.mlLSflapILSl.OQ Coffins,. 149 N Main, Bell phone. tives and friends. 30 bars E. Z. Soap $1.00 DRESS CAUGHT FIRE 12 bars Toilet Soap ...... . . 25c MrsiL Marks of Lake Salt i City, New York, Dec. 25. Mrs.Susan 3 Mrs.- - Julia Petty and daughter, 75c gallon keg Pickles is visiting in Logan with her niece Mr. Alma Hendricks and family Kelley, aged 50, was burned to 6 New Mrs. Edward Seligman. packages Crop Tea. . $1.00 of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. death, and her husband barely 3 packages New Crop Tea... 50c Moses Reese of Benson, spent escaped with hislife in a fire to- Best Christmas Gifts at packages Tree Tea $100 Christmas in Logan as the guest day which destroyed their apart-- 5 packages Madja Coffee. . $1.00 Overcoats, Suits, Shoes, t Underwear, etc. Great sale now on of Mrs. J. S. Hendricks. mepts in West Sixtieth street and 10 Cans Utah Tomatoes .... $1.00 drove other tenants of the build- - 12 Cans Best Corn $1.00 OIFT-OIVIN- O Mr. G. T. Baugh went to Ogden .SEASON AT Mr. J. Ed. Ilyde is in Logan ing to the roof, from which they 10 Cans June Peas ........ $1.00 yesterday to spend a few days from Los Angeles. Mr. Ilyde will were carried to the street by fire- 3 Cans Mustard Sardines. . . 25c with his daughter, Mrs.ferowning. shortly locate in Ogden, having men. It is believed that Mrs. Kel-ey- s 6 Cans Oil Sardines .... rv 25c COME and see us and we can assist you In selecting pres-- " dress caught fire from a 3 cans accepted a position as ents beautiful, appropriate; not 25c Saponifier Lye trashy, and at exceptionMr, George Y.Smith, the Smith of the new Eccles smelter to be Christmas candle. She ran al values. Well save through 3 cans Rex Lye 25c $50 on a piano or $25 or nn field banker, is celebrating the you the flames to the bed Where her 10 Cans put up in the Junction City.- Oysters and $1.00 sell organ, rival at his home of a little daugh you anything from a concert grand W an husband lay sleeping. Every room 5 cans 50c Oysters harmonica. Edison ter. and Victor talking machines, best in Mr. Frank R. Jackson, a pleas- she' passed through caught fire. 4 packages Banner Oats $1.00 the world. All kinds of musical merchandise. ant gentleman and a caterer o Her charred .body was found 4 packages Victor Oats $1.00 Mr. Thomas Smart is up from experience has leased and wil among the debris in her apart- - 9 packages Scotch Oats . $1.00 See Our Stock Before Yon Vernal, to spend the holiday sea- hereafter conduct the Decide. cafe, ments. Eagle 9 packages $1.00 Quaker Oats son with Logan relatives and where he will endeavor to please 5 gallons Coal Oil -1 $1.00 friends.:he taste of both the local ant FRANK-HARRIS rcL. .25c traveling public." Piano Tuner 3 packages Corn Starch .. " 25c NORTH or CACBK VALLEY BANK J. W. Hague and D. C. Benson 12 years practical work. 7 lbs. Sal Soda 25c of this city have been drawn as Edmund Spencer, Secretary of Best indorsements in tbe jurors for the Federal Court, for he Cache Stake Sunday Schoo! State. the January term. The Vogue Board, has on hand a number of With Harris Music Company Parents Class outlines just is AT YOUR SERVICE MrWD. Cranney Jr.., who is sued by the DeseretSundaySchool Cut We are ready to supply all your attending the University, is up Jnion. Parents wishing them can needs Cut in the line of glass closets are the latfrom Salt Lake to spend the holi- get them from him at cost at the est dining room decoration SILVERWARE days with relatives. hatcher Music Companys store. in a manner that will and happy is she who has a. give you the good display. Mr Ed. Seligman one of the highest satisfacfion. Funeral services were held in There is no more welcome The display of genial proprietors of the Hub Smithfield yesterday, over the re complete sets and Christmas claimClothing Store, is proudly single pieces is the most mains of the little daughter of present than a handsome piece of ing the honor of receiving the fin Mrs. Alice Nelson" Iladfield of Canbe'seen in the city. The est Christmas present of any man ada.. The designs are entirely new and lady formerly lived in very in town his wife presented him Smithfield and beautiful and have been worked brought the little d with & boy. out with great skilfand taste. one down from the north in the Cut Our price will show what hope that its health would imreally good Silverware can be purThe local business men report a prove, but it died within twenty-fou- r Our line includes pitchers, chased for. big trade for the two or three LOOK INTO OUR PIANOS ' hours after reaching-there- , sugar and cream sets, bon days immediately 00k them all over inside as well preceding bon and preserve dishes, Jewelry Company Christmas, making up in part for Buster Browa, his dog as out, then hear them played and trays, decanters, water bot6 the unusual slackness of trade Tige and 49 NORTH MAIN his on will understand why profesMary jane, tles, etc. glasses, vases, etc., to prior that time. Some houses sweetheart amused a very fair sional, musicians and Finest ware at smallest laymen alike aay they had. the biggest day in audience at both matinee and so speak highly of their superior Come and see for prices. their history on Monday. evening performances on Christ- tone, action and fine finish. yourself. mas. Buster was the real thing, so )ur ri-eare fair and you may' The' Sixth Elders Quorumof the wereMary-Jane-andTig- e. the first week for San Francisco where she will join CaptStyer and family, with whom she will proceed to the Philippine Islands, , - of-ne- xt d J. W. QUAYLE & COMPANY ! -- Drug Miss-Tilli- e - m'"a Ih SPANDE FURNITURE CO. nflYuBll S 1 well-know- the-benef- j i it ' a it SPANDE FURNITURE CO. New-bold- s. NAmT t book-keep- er -- -- IHEHOBBSMUSICCO, 1 of Glass . Sparkling Glass ten-poun- ' The Johnson s The Fifth ward, is making elaborate chorus and ballet were well drill- arrangements- - for- - a big - social ed and the principal -- parts well which it will on - the evening give of January 8, for the married folk of that ward and Greenville. There wil be a fine musical and e literary program, an dance, picnic, and what not. A very enjoyable time is expected. taken. The nexb attraction, reported to be an excellent one, is Iladdonllall, which occupies the boards tomorrow night. old-tim- 4 1 Even Uncle Sam haa .become afflicted with the' idea that the people are unduly proseprous and following the example of the trusts he has decided to put on a little more pressure. The latest thing is the increasing of the pSice of postoffice boxes from 50 to75 cents per quarter The boxes are the saihe and the service won 4; be. any better, but doubtless vour Luc.e Samuel needs the money. Mrs. Eliza Iloffman, wife of Mr. Casper Iloffman of the Fourth ward, passed away on Tuesday evening, after suffering for ,more than a year with some affection of the. throat .'Funeral services are to be held in the Fourth ward meeting house at 2 p. m, . tomor-rbMrs. Iloffman was 38 years of age. She was a native of Switzerland, but came - to - Utah IS years ago. She left no family. A good woman, honest true and patient, she was respected by all who knew her. lv fn FTTpia n Iment TT Gardon --Jewelry nVerya ay HARRIS MUSIC CO Come m and see Company Now is. ON For the next 15days.we are going, to give the i AL BE RT A GALLATIN GREAT-ES- THE MARKET At a Bargain. COMPANY PRESENT THE EMOTIONAL ACTRESS & IN A SIUPENDOUS PRODUCTION OF THE OF ALL BOOK PLAYS . the Time to Get the Best Heating Stove .friday, Dcember 28. 06. . Hopper Feed Heaters. THATCHER OPERA HOUSE SWEE LEY, SHIPMAN our-Ne- w ; Greatest Reduction T Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall! UTILIZING 2 CAR LOADS OF SCENERY AND A CAST OF 25 PLAYERS - ' PRICES 50c to $1.50 . SEATS SELLING THURSDAY WE HAVE EVER OTVEN IN HEATERS . LOGAN FURNITURE CO. 112 NORTH MAIN ST. LOGAN, UTAH 1 I Ski |