The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-24

Mr.. Aurelius Miner of Salt Lake is
spending short time in Logan with
his family.
C.E.Lloyd of the Danielson Mfg. Co.
went to Preston Tuesday to look after
business interests.
Prof. Swendson and w. ID. Beers,
of the A. G. went to Salt Lake Mon
day evening on matter Of business.
During October we will sell Wall
Paper i'm odd lots at an immense re-
duction at Wilkinson and Sons Book
store.
Alfred Cole, bookkeeker at the U. o..
Lumber Co., went to Salt Lake and
Ogden Sunday on a business trip,
returning Tuesday morning.
At the Thatcher Opera house Mon
day night, Elsa Ryan will appear In
Nevada" The production Is COM
mented on very favorably by the press
in the cities where the play has APP
peared.
VIM. Davis went to Ogden Mon
day on q short visit to friends I'm that
city. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Davis severely injured his foot several
weeks ago. He is still unable to go
without crutches.
j. w. Harry is in Logan on a short
visit before returning to Rexburg.
Mr.. Harry has been out over the coun-
try with a steam merry-go-round, and
is now returning to Rexburg to take
charge of his newspaper business in
that town.
Mr.. Zeph Thomas went to Salt Lake
Monday evening ON business i'm con-
nection with his savings bank, recent
ly opened In that city. When asked
in regard to the prospective success of
that institution, he replied that he
could hardly tell as yet, as II Is such
recent departure" However, he be-
lieves that as the bank becomes better
known it will meet with the favor of
Salt Lake people.
W. w. Hall. Republican candidate
for representative, was In Logan
Thursday, looking after his interests.
In "A five minutes conversation with
him one can discover that he is gem
tleman of culture, refinement and
ability, Just such man as would
honor and grace the legislative halls
An that Mr.. Hall needs to do to in
sure his election Is to circulate freely
among the voters of the county, for
his pleasant personality, and ability as
indicated in conversation, will readily
commend him.
Joseph Downs Of the +th ward was
kicked in the face by horse last
Tuesday evening and severely injured.
The right jaw was broken, teeth
knocked out and his face mashed into
jelly. Mr.. Downs had Just returned
home with his team and was unhar-
Messing the animals when the unfor-
tunatc accident occurred. Mr.. Downs
had but recently recovered from a
severe attack Of throat trouble, and
this latest piece of misfortune comes
upon him doubly hard.
Down Mobile" at the Thatcher
Opera House last Monday evening was
witnessed 10y very fair audience; the
play was exceptionally good of its kind,
and the audience evidenced their APP
probation 10y the frequent applause.
The performers are, as a whole, artists
Of some ability. Francis Cambello as
Colonel Harper portrayed the South
ern gentleman of the Good Old
Times" in very creditable manner:
Blanche Shirley as his daughter was
well received by the audience and
heartily applauded; Emile Hessing as
her friend made hit in her detec-
i've work with viii Wolfe; willie
Wolfe did his part well and proved
- ohnny on the spot" when the au-
dience found themselves in Moses con
dition, by his solo work. Hynds, Hess
and Mills in their roles Of william, lover
and detective, respectively, were not
slow, and the negro characters all
took WELL 'RemuS" bringing down
the house when he got a Jag" on.
Mother Gubarre, negro witch imper-
sonated by Ella Marble, was well done
as by an artist. The scenery was well
suited in each instance, and the fire
scene was exceptionally good and quite
realistic.