The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-05
Bargains in shirt waists l.k.f.

Look up Il. Peakes al IN announcer
place. He deals in second hand goods,
and If you want to sell or buy, he is
the man for you.
The first and second year students
of the b. Y. C. INDUCED in a friendly
game of base ball on the college cam
pus yesterday afternoon. After several
phenomenal plays being made by both
sides the score finally stood IA to ID in
favor of the yearlings.
L. d. S. garments from 81 up lk.f.
Bishop William J. Hill Of Sterling
has bought Arthur Bateson's island
property for the sum of $1,000 and will
in short time become resident of
Logan. This city can well extend a
cordial welcome to all such men as
the Bishop, for he is genial and a
successful business man May his
days in Logan prove the most enjoy
able of his life.
Last Saturday or Sunday night
some hoodlums broke every window
i'm the cast end of the Deseret mills.
A reward is thought of being offered
for the perpetrators. There is too
much of this work done without
| just rebuke. 1t Is not long since
window lights were broken in the
Sixth ward. Boys should be taught
the difference between destroying
property and "having fun" as it is
| termed
Capt. II. ID. Styer, the one-time mill
tary instructor at the A. c. of L. well
and favorably known all over the
county, has been appointed to that
position again and will assume his
duties at the beginning of the next
school term. Mr.. Styer's appointment
was made at the request Of Pres.
Kerr, who recognizes in him soldier
of experience and executive ability
who will make of the A. c. war de-
partment all that could be desired
Great shirt waist and suit sale l.k.f.
The John S. Lindsay Dramatic Co.
will no doubt put on pretty fair
production Saturday evening. Dumas
"Three Musketeers" furnishes oppor-
tunity for considerable good work,
and It's said the company is consider
ably above the amateur. Lindsay is
known far and wide as a theatrical
man of great experience and consider
able merit, and his many friends in
this vicinity will probably be at the
Opera House Saturday evening.
Mr.. Andrew Jaskey has had remark
ably good luck in destroying cater
pillars and believes that his method
might prove valuable to many others
whose trees are suffering from the
pests. The old man hit upon the
plan of spraying his trees with lime
water. a quantity of water and lime
is mixed and then permitted to settle,
the water left on top being used for
spraying purposes. The application
is always eilective--and Mr.. Jaskey
offers the suggestion for what it is
worth. While spraying few days
ago, the old man fell from step
ladder and severely bruised his right
side, from which he still suffers great
Inconvenience.
b. G. Thatcher and wife returned
home on Monday night from an ex-
tended trip in the east, going as far
as New York and Boston. Mrs. Luna
Y. Thatcher, Mrs. Nettie Sloan, with
her two children, Miss Phyllis Thatch-
er and Gladys Spencer accompanied
Mr.. Thatcher on his trip. The latter
parties have secured apartments and
furnished them and expect to remain
in New York City at least a year. All
OF the younger persons are studying
music. Mrs. Nettie Sloan is taking
lessons under the famous Josephc,
which is considered high mark in
the musical line for Mrs. Sloan. Out
OF thirty applications for tuition, the
famous gentleman selected only four,
Mrs. Sloan being one of that number.
While in the East, Mr.. Thatcher Wis
tied many factories in the piano line,
and returns with more confidence
than ever in the line of pianos that he
with G. w. Thatcher is agent for
the Miller piano.