The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-19

Logan yesterday.
w. n. Thomas came over from
Paradise yesterday.
WANTED-Four good men to work
in rock quarry. Inquire of E. p.
Hansen Providence. .tf
After an absence of four months,
Miss Susie Drysdale returned home
from Salt Lake Jews days ago.
Music Teacher Raghnild Jensen
Brobcrg has now returned and Is
ready again to commence her work.
Half block south from Deseret Mills.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds OF bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed. S. B. Sorensen
proprietor. "
Mrs. J. z. Stewart was hastily called
to Draper last Wednesday, owing to
relapse OF her brother, J. w. Fitz-
gerald, who was injured in the head
sometime ago.
Mr.. Charles Hogensen,of Bear Lake,
while on his way south, stopped over
in Logan for few days. He reports
that Bear Lake county has been visit
ed with rain, snow and frost.
Mr.. Fred Simonsen, formerly of this
city but now an employe of the o. S.
l.. in the Pocatello shops, is in Logan
spending a vacation and visiting his
parents. relatives and friends.
Department of Music New Jersey
Academy, Miss Ethel NJ. Ryan of New
York, who has had work with some OF
the best instructors in this country,
Is In charge. Those desiring, to take
lessons on the piano should sec Miss
Ryan or apply to the principal,
l. N. SMITH.
Hon. Jos. Howell Is at Provo in
attendance at a meeting called for the
purpose Of considering the question of
establishing, permanently, the forest
reserves of the state. Hon. Clifford |
Pinchot of the Bureau of Forestry,
d. c., and various of the
big men of the State are at the meet
ing.
The city has already taken on new
atmosphere of life, the incoming of
The students making decided show
ing. On Wednesday evening crowds
Of those filed with college spirit"
through the streets getting
of their yells, just to wake things up
little and let the people know that
there Is going tu be something
doing"
Mrs. Nellie Merrill and Miss Fannie
Crockett have issued invitation cards
for their grand Millinery opening on
22nd and 23rd. The form
alton Of this partnership OF the above
ladies bespeaks well for the venture
they have started. Both of them are
thoroughly up-to-date and modern In
their artistic tastes. Patrons who
favor them can rest assured of being
treated well.
Mrs. Don Smith entertained the
Logan Dry Goods Co. clerks Tuesday
evening very delightfully."-. During
the evening there was music, games
and refreshments-just a pleasant
social time. Misses Rose Sorenson
and Iva Rosa sang very pleasingly
and Miss Jennie Rainey recited.
Those present besides the above.
named were Miss Amelia Peart and
Mr.. Leland Hanks.
1t Is encouraging to note the follow
ing in a prominent society journal:
"Thc hour-glass figure has gone out
irretrievably and that OF the Venus
de Milo has come In. A woman with
a CONSTRUCTED waist and a sudden bulge
above and below 1t Is no longer admir-
ed. The fashionable figure has broad
thrown back. Where an
eighteen-inch waist was once admired
II would now be regarded as deform-
ity. Twenty-Five to twenty-five inch
Is the average waist OF today.
There are such a number OF be-
witching faces among the girls of the
younger society set, that it is the
occasion of frequent remark. Be-
tween the ages or fifteen and twenty,
there are not less than twenty or thirty
bright, intelligent faces of charming
contour and such amiable expression
that many Of the old beaux can not
but heavc sigh of regret that their
time is past. In Il few years these
girls will be the hostcsSes at delight
full afternoons, and evening euchres,
and pleasures of society then can bet
ter be imagined than described. May
their beauty ever shine and never