The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-04
LOGAN NOTES.
Brigham Young Elected President of
B. Y. College.

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Logan. July 3.-Tomorrow fast meet
ings. will be held in each of the seven
wards of Logan, beginning at p. m,
and conjofnt Mutual Improvement
| meetings at $50 p. m.
The Logan Semi-Centennial Jubilee
| choi3 under the able leadership of Pro-
! fessor Alexander Lewis, will give a
! concert next Saturday evening, July 10,
/ in Logan tabernacle. A very select
Programme, consisting of solos, duets,
| choruseS, instrumental music, etc, is
being prepared by Logan's choicest
singers and musicians. The concert is
fer The purpose of obtaining means 10
enable the choir to take part in the
Jubilee contest. The public should see
to it that the large tabernacle is
crowded, that the splendid reputation
of the Logan choir may be perpetuated.
The Cache stake quarterly conference
will be held in Logan next Saturday
and SUNDAY, the 10th and 18th inst.
Meetings will be held at 10 a. m. and 2
p. m. of each day. 1t is very much de-
sired that all the priesthood, officers
and members should be present, as
business of Importance viii be trans
acted
Commissioner Z. R. Martineau is bus
lily engaged in supervising the construc-
ton of the Cache county Jubilee float,
which will represent the interests of
this thrifty county.
Attorney ]. L. Waters has returned
home from an extended trip through
the east. He reports times very dull
there.
A non-partisan meeting held recently
in Hyrum CITY, nominated for school
trustees w a. Mcbride and II. B. Mel
sen.
A COMING EVENT.
In the near future an important we'd
cling will take place in Logan. The con-
tracing parties are Mr.. Alfred L. Far
rell, deputy county recorder, and one
of Logan's most promising young men.
The young lady is Miss Luna Thatcher.
daughter of Hon. George w Thatcher
Miss Thatcher is loved and respected
Dy all for her sweet disposition and
charming ways. Soon after the we'd
ding they viii depart for Holland on
mission. with the love and best wishes
of all who know them.
The general stake priesthood meeting
was held today at II a. m. in Logan
tabernacle. The principal speakers
We're Bishop William B. Preston and
President Orson Smith, the latter pre-
siding. The meeting was fairly well
attended.
The splendid rainfall this valley re-
ceived yesterday did a vast amount of
good. 1t was very fortunate that the
most of the first crop of lucerne had
been harvested.
George NJ. Cannon. cashier of lions
Savings bank, came to Logan this
morning, and delivered a very excel
lent and carefully prepared lecture on
civil government, before the Logan
Temple society. at D. M, in the Io-
gan temple. He had a very apprecia-
tive audience
Hon. I. c. Thorsen, who has been
spending several days at Salt Lake.
came in on this mornings train.
ArchdeacOn f. w. Crook will hold
services tomorrow in st. Johns church
at IL and D. m.
The trustees of the Brigham Young
college held an important meeting yes
terday
Attorney T. K. Nebeker came up from
the capital this morning.
Cache county was Well represented at
the Bryan lecture. Notwithstanding the
fact that the Oregon Short Line did
not make a rate for this section, which,
in our Judgment, was a mistake.
The Idaho Milling, Grain & Power
company held their annual meeting to-
day. in the office Of Thatcher Bros.
bank, for the election of officers. and
hearing of reports.
NJ. w. Merrill, jr., manager of Rich
mond Coop, came up from Ogden this
morning.
William A. Rossiter of Salt Lake. and
James Mack Of ogden were among the
passengers from the south this morn
ing.
Miss Florence Game. daughter of
Hon. John T. Game, after an extended
visit with her brother, J. T.. jr., left
for her home in Salt Lake this even
ing.