The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-03

SHooTINa-Two dollars best score
this week. also free ticket Eagle Ball
best score on the 5th.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Bishop Thomas
Taylor of Elba, Albion County, Idaho,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. T. Lloyd
of this city.
The new clothing firm Of Thatcher
& Hansen will sell Cole and Nelson's
old stock at cost. There is nothing
misleading in this.
On last Saturday two boys who are
minors were found playing in one Of
the billiard halls. They were arrest
ed and fined $3.50 each. Good for the
police.
James Johnson of Preston, formerly
Of Hyde Park, was in Logan on Tues
day. Mr.. Johnson returned last
Thursday from Scandinavia, where
he was in the mission field for twenty
eight months.
The b. Y. A. band came up with the
visiting basket ball team Saturday
and while here favored Logan citizens
with some very good music. The boys
present rather flashy appearance by
reason of their gorgeous uniforms.
The farmers of the Fourth ward
will meet on next Friday night at 1880
pm. at the Fourth Ward Meeting
house. Business pertaining to their
association will be attended to. All
the farmers of that ward are request
ed to be present.
1t may be interesting to the friends
of Rev. Il. |. Goshen to learn that he
has been rendered the pastorate of the
First Congregational church of Salt
Lake City. If a satisfactory man can
be found for the Ogden charge, Rev.
Goshen will accept.
The b. Y. A. basket ball team de-
feated the b. Y. G. team Saturday
afternoon by score of 20 to II. The
College boys were handicapped by the
fact that Dopp was unable to play.
The game was fast and hard one and
said to have been marred by the unfair
decisions of Umpire Erickson.
The Salt Lake papers speak very
highly of S. Miller Kent and his COM
pany in the "Cowboy and the Lady,"
The play is full of comedy, is lively and
entertaining. 1t ranks fairly well
with Clyde Fitch's Interpretations,
which have long been the rage. Kent
is a strong actor, and the company is
said to be well balanced.
The Tabernacle choir will give
dance at the Second ward meeting
house tomorrow "wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock sharp. 1t is desired that
every person should bring partner,
and as one person expressed it, you
needn't be particular whether its
your own sweetheart or someone's
else; If you have family bring all of
the members, and If you haven't
bring some other family. The choir
wants and expects to have good
time.
We consider it not out of place to
say few words in favor of our genial
r. r. Agent W. w. Woodside.
Logan city and her railroad business
is not of small proportions. Every
employee at the depot is constantly
engaged from morning till night, but
it makes no difference how many in
quiries are made over the phone, Mr..
Woodsde or someone Of his aids is ready
to listen and wait upon you. The
citizens Of Logan appreciate the good
service they receive at the depot.
The Hotel Kiesel, formerly known
as the Blanchard Hotel, has been sold
by John Blanchard Of this city to
George II. Tribe, wholesale liquor
dealer of Ogden, confederation $1,000.
Mr.. Tribe expects to remodel the
structure from top to lotion, placing
modera path rooms and toilets there.
in. The third story which has been
unfinished will be completed. This
piece Of property Is one of the old land
marks of Logan City, and In common
with all other city lots was flled on by
William B. Preston in 1859, Mr.. Blanch.
ard receiving the title from him. The
title Of this property has remained
with Mr., Blanchard until the present
time. II must seem 10 Mr., Blanchard,
like leaving a birthplace in re-
moving from the old homestead.
L.,