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Local Briefs from Logan and Nearby Events
President Kerr of the Agricultural college flew to Salt Lake City last week. The Logan Temple will close December 24, 1908, and reopen January 4, 1904. Logan Dry Goods Co advertises Christmas gift remnant clearance and a 25 percent discount on coats gowns and skirts. A new arrival at the home of County Treasurer Parkinson is noted. Forest Supervisor Squires may curb Christmas tree cutting this year. Jacob Schweizer remains active on Maighn Street as a horse shoeing and blacksmithing authority. Funeral services were held for Josiah Brown of Wellsville with his son Charles Brown of Boise in attendance. An intermountain state fair across Nevada Idaho Montana Utah and Wyoming is favored by agricultural papers. Light wagon for sale by Ensworth. Ranges and heaters promoted by Wm Edwards Furniture and Carpet. Francis M. Lyman of the European mission plans to return to Utah on January 14 with Elders Cannon and Blood. Emma Ramsey, Utah vocalist, performed at Thatcher Opera House. J Newbold notes stock of apparel is complete with low prices. Hans Simonson of the Second ward suffered a wagon accident with head and arm injuries. Hoyt’s A Trip to Chinatown played to a large Thatcher Opera House audience.