The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-15

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Mr.. MA. G. Nicholson the Hyde Park
merchant was in Logan Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stoncy are
spending their vacation at Bear Lake.
Judge Hart went up to Bear Lake
this week, returning home Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Nibley Jr.
will arrive home shortly from Star
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Campbell left
Thursday for few days fishing on
Cub river i'm Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clun have returned
from a delightful outing in Logan
canyon.
Mr.. LcGrand Young of Salt Lake
spent the early part of the week in
this city.
Miss Vienna McAlistcr is making a
lengthy visit in Brigham city visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. Gretta Carbon entertained in
formally at her home on Third st.
Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
Walter Piper.
Mrs. William Sanders returned to
her home in Salt Lake Monday. after
pleasant visit with her daughter,
Mrs. II. l.. Campbell.
Mrs. Ezra Carpenter and daughters
leave the first of September for Salt
Lake to spend some time prior to
their departure for the east.
Messrs. Joseph Larsen and John
Roberts of Paradise reached home
Wednesday, after a months bust
ness trip through western Idaho.
Mrs. A. f. Wall of Mt. Pleasant
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. N. +.
Clemenson the first of the week, re.
turning home Thursday morning.
Miss Winnie Morrell gave a party to
quite a number of her young friends
last night. Such pleasures as are in
cident to younger society were indulg-
ed In and heartily enjoyed.
Misses Hannah Jensen and Mary
Lamont of Mendon were Logan WIS.,
itors Wednesday. Miss Lamont has
been teaching at Salina the past two
or three years and In September will
20 to Chicago to take special course
at the Moody institute.
+. j. Marshall, deputy sheriff and
chief quill-driver of the "only news
paper printed in Cache county," has
his family in the canyon and is enjoy
ing all the questionable delights of
fighting mosquitoes and fishing where
most Of the fish have been caught.
Mrs. B. TPyper and little daughter
Lucille returned to Salt Lake Thurs
day morning, preparatory to return
ing to Logan to live. Mr.. Piper has
rented the Farrell property on West
LIST North Street. The many friends
of himself and estimable family arc
pleased to welcome them to this city.
One of the prettiest flower gardens
In the city may be seen down at the
b. Y. c. There are quite number of
artistic beds, splcndidly arranged and
filed with the choicest specimens OF
the flower kingdom. Everything Is as
trim and neat as painstaking industry
can make IL and the gardener is de-
serving OF commentator.
Bishop c. j. Larsen of the It'll ward
is expected home from Scandinavia In
time for the October conference.
The Bishop went TO Scandinavia to
attend the tiftieth anniversary OF the
advent of MOrmonism In the country.
Bishop A. L. Skanchy OF the Sixth
ward is also expected home.
According to Mr.. b. II. Piper there
is some talk OF reviving Corianton
again, this time on small scale. 1t
Is proposed TO strip II Of the ballet,
chorus and extraordinary scenery, and
put II on with just the main charac.
tiers and smaller set Of newly painted
scenery. The smaller towns OF this
state and Of other states where there
is friendly sentiment would be
played and it is expected that such a
move would result prottably.
A pretty afternoon affair was given
at the home of Mrs. Geo. w. Thatch-
er on Wednesday in honor OF
Mrs. Rossitcr Of Salt Lake. Although
informal, it was most delightful The
afternoon was spent IN sewing and
very dainty refreshments were served.
Those invited to meet Mrs. Rossiter
were; Mrs. Champ. Mrs. Fleming. Mrs.
Croxall, Mrs. r. l.. Campbell, Mrs.
Thad Naylor, Mrs. Langion, Mrs.
e . Thatcher, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs.
Diye Thomas, Mrs. S. |. Langton,