The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-17

Lake first OF the week on business.
Alexander, the optician, Hotel Kies-
eli. Hours II to 1870 and toS. All
Alexander, the optician, will be at
Wellsville this week, Hyrum Oct. Goth
to 25th.
During the illness of Judge Miner,
Judge w. II. Hart is occupying the
chief Justices chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunbar are
happy over the arrival of a little
daughter at their home Monday.
Mrs. Robert Caskey of the Salt Lake
Collegiate Institute is the guest OF
Prof and Mrs. Smith of the n. j. A.
Mrs. |. n. Smith gave Kensington
tea last Monday evening in honor OF
her guest, Mrs. r. }. Caskey of Salt.
Lake.
Mrs. G.. II. Champ entertained a
number of friends at luncheon last
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. W.
&. Gates.
Miss Hazel Davis who is attending
college at Logan this winter came
home to pay short visit to her par
ents this week. Preston Standard.
The Republicans will have a big
time at the Thatcher Opera House
tonight. Senators Clark and Kearns
will address the audience. Good
music will be furnished.
Senator Clark of Wyoming and our
own Senator Kearns will speak at the
Thatcher Opera House tonight at 8
O'Clock. These prominent men will
no doubt be accorded a very large
audience.
II. c. Easton is now with the Bon
ME Briar Bush" which is playing at
Salt Lake this week. Easton's repu-
tation as tenor is second to but few,
and his many Utah friends and admir-
ers will he pleased to learn of his re-
markable success with that company.
A. NJ. Merrill, the efficient superin-
tendent OF the Logan schools, has
been honOred by election as vice-presi-
dent of the State Teachers Associa-
ton. Mr.. Merrill's ability as in
structor and superintendent has made
him a state quantity. His success
with the Logan schools Is source of
qualification to every patron interest
ed in the progress of our educational
institutions.
Some persons unfriendly to Fred
Turner are attempting TO spread the
impression that certain circulars got
ten out by j. w. Mcdonald Of Smith
field may be traced to Turner. The
idea Is ridiculous. 1t is known that
the matter is a personal one with
Mcdonald and that some of the cir
culars were issued long before Turner
was ever thought of as the Republic
can nominee for sheriff.
Mr.. Andrew Eliason spent few
days here this week with his parents
and old time friends. 1t will be
remembered that Mr. Eliason gradu-
ated from Berkeley several years ago
and accepted position in the Edison
Elcctrial works at Schenectady, New
York. His rise was rapid and he was
sent to Boston. Now he on his way
To San Francisco to accept very
high position as electrical engineer.
Robinson Bros. are arranging to
remodel their store. The entire front
will take on a new appearance and a
stairway will be built in the northern
side of the down floor. The second floor
has been used as a store room, but that
room has been rented and the third floor
will be used as store room. In order
20 get to the second floor il is nee
eSsary to build in the stairway. This
will limit the first floor entrance,
but other added conyeniences will
make up for that.
1t will be remembered that at the
Il. Y. G. Summer school, Prof. O'Shea
of Chicago delivered a series of lectures
that was regarded as the best thing
of the kind ever given in the Valley.
In short time The Republican will
begin the publication of these lectures.
They are of such high order that ey-
cry parent of the county should have
the privilege and advantage of reading
them, and The Republican, ever alive
to the best interests of the people of
the Valley, proposes to put these lee
lures into the hands of every man and
woman who cares to read them. Every
person who heard Prof. O'Shea give
these lectures paid $3.50, and we be.
lieve that our action in giving them
to you gratis should be appreciated
and we believe ii will.