The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-01

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part of last week with Miss Jose phine
Vaughan at Peterboro.
Put in your Sunday orders for Ice
Cream on Saturdays. 1t will be de-
livered in ice by Murdoch. 7lt3
Prof. and Mrs. Campbell leave on
Friday for trip through Yellowstone
| Park.
The Y Il. NJ. I. A. Stake officers
meeting will he adjourned for one
week to meet Saturday, July IL. A
good attendance Is desired.
The First National Bank received a
call from National bank examiner
Beebe last Saturday. AS matter of
course everything was found to be
o. X.
Commencement exercises at the
Harris Music Store. Three Estey pi-
amos and five Newman organs sold last
week. One of the Estey's went to a
musician at American Falls, Idaho. y
Murdoch delivers Ice cream daily
to any part of the city in their own
packages, put down in ice. Ilt3
Sam Glascr's new wet goods empori-
UNI is "a cracker-jack for looks. The
room has elegant fixtures, is hand
somely decorated and the walls are
covered with the latest and most art
istic in the paper line.
There will be meeting of all the
taxpayers of Logan city at the Court
House Monday July 9Th at p. m.
The object is to discuss the advisable
ity of purchasing the Hercules Co.'S
lines. Shall we buy the old line, or
have brand new up-to-date system.
c. G. GARFF. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thatcher are
entertaining new arrival at their
home. The little boy came in on the
early morning train, and will probably
remain with them for several years,
as he Is lusty individual and seems
fairly pleased with his present sur
roundings. Frank and his wife are to
be congratulate ed as this Is the first
male child born to any of the sons of
the late Geo. W.Thatcher hence being
the first one to perpetuate the name
from that side of the house.
The new buildings at the Agricul-
tural College will be built by Ander-
son & Sons of this city. Bids were
opened last Friday and it was found
that this firm was the lowest bidder.
Messrs. George Adams, Worley & Mel
son, and j. w. Barrett were the others
who submitted bids.
Anderson & Sons bids were as fol-
lows: Shops 1915: Poultry house,
s3,425; Piggery, s1,5S5. The dimen-
sions of the buildings to be erected are
as follows: Piggery, 3lx65. Poultry
house 2l4x25. In the shops there will
be constructed the following rooms:
Forge-room 46x34 Carriage room 36x35;
Foundry 36x36: Power house 1Sx2O;
engineering laboratory 3Ox5O.
The expected has happened at the
Palace rcstaurant-a one half interest
is now owned by Mrs. Maude +. Parry,
that lady having put up the neces-
sary wherewithal and signed the
papers today. Under Mr.. Mack's
management the business at this res
taurant has increased many fold, and
is today one of the best paying propo-
sitions of the kind in the city. Mrs.
Parry has been employed at the
laundry the past year, but having
made ''spec" In the Klondike re.
giOns before coming here, has been
waiting for an opening to make good
investment. 1t Is confidently expect
ed by those who know both Mr. Mack
and Mrs. Parry, that there will be
another transaction ere long in which
the county clerk will issue the papers.
The REPUBLICAN extends congratu-
latioEs and best wishes in advance.
In writing of the Utah people in
New York, the Deseret News's cor
respondent has the following pleasant
mention of Logan people who were
prominent at Relief Society benefit
on Monday the 18th: "The musical
part Of the entertainment was under
the direction of Mrs. Easton, Presi-
dent McQuarrie acting as master of
ceremonies, which Office he filed with
perfect ease. Miss Shaffer, Mrs. Cum
mings and Mrs. Higgins managed the
refreshments; Mrs. Nettie Sloan, Miss
Phyllis Thatcher, Miss Arminta PETIT,
Alfred Best, Jr., r. C. Easton and
Lawrence Taylor, made up a program
of exceptional excellence. Phyllis
Thatcher's violin solos, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Sloan, were gems
of beauty and artistic finish. Mrs.
Sloan and Mr.. Easton gave the duet,
Love is Blind" from the 'Black
Mantles," with all their old time