The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-10

Friday evening were won by Mr.. Guy
Thatcher and Miss Jean Hyde, they
playing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. III.
Thompson for this championship.
Mrs. Standby Price, one of our tai
ented vocalists proved herself to pos
sess a dramatic soprano voice of
remarkable sweetness and which
shows high cultivation. She sang last
evening to large and an appreciative
audience. Francisco Examiner.
1t Is amusing to see some Of our
country friends come to town bundled
up from head to foot, boards and
moustaches covered with ice, so much
so that their features are hardly dis
cernable. We must not complain, for
this kind of weather is what we have
been clamoring for.
Mr.. John p. Meakin, the Tribune's
representative who is now in this
locality, has been invited by Prof.
Kerr to speak at chapel exercises at
some convenient time next week.
Mr.. Meakin Is well known over the
state as man of capability and an
excellent talker and we have no doubt
the students will be entertained
when he Is with them.
DR.. Parkinson took Warner Kid
man to Salt Lake last Saturday for
the purpose of having an operation
performed. The young man has been
a sufferer from intestinal trouble for
quite awhile and the physicians being
unable to determine the difficulty
decided that an operation was neces-
sary. The operation was to have
been performed yesterday but we have
been unable to learn the result.
Young Kidman is son of Mrs. John
Kidman Of Petersboro, and is about q
years of age.
After mountaineering ourselves to
no small degree in order to get the
north mail Off on the Friday night
train, we failed to do so all on ac-
count of boy. Whether to shoot the
boy or "shoot the chutes" and get out
of this wilderness of trial and tribula-
tion was problem, but reflection
proved to us that this world is made
up largely of trouble and satisfaction
and we decided to stay here and bear
the part allotted to us in this commun-
ity, The postoffice is in too big a
rush sometimes.
With every cash subscription to the
Logan Republican we are CIV
ing years subscription to the Inter
Mountain Farmer, sixteen page
paper devoted to farmers interests.
The paperi is ably edited, well printed
and ordinarily costs the subscriber
Sl.00 but by special arrangements
with the publishers we are able to
make this very generous offer. If you
want the latest and best for farmers
you should get this paper, and through
this channel. For the price of one,
you get the best local paper in the
county, and tirst-class paper for
farmers, breeders, sheep raisers etc.
The Inter-Mountian Farmer is pub
lished at Salt Lake city and is edited
by j. A. Wright, formerly of the
A. G.
Next Saturday evening Miss Lillian
oliver, instructor in music at the
b. Y. c., Miss Ruth Moench of the
A. c., and Mrs. Price of Oakland,
will give recital at the
A. c. assembly hall. Miss Oliver is
one of the most delightful lady
painists ever in our city, her tech
nique being rather remarkable. She
enjoys very high reputation in Salt
Lake music circles, and those who
heard her last fall in recital at the
b. Y. G. are loud in their praise of her
masterful playing. Miss Moench is
well-known for her delightful elocu-
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pleasure at different times in many
homes in this city. Mrs. Price is
recommended highly, and we have no
doubt that the entertainment Satur-
day evening will be delightful In every
way.
Harry Smurthwaite, young man
Of Mr.. Jonatahn Holland Of
this city, has come to Logan to form a
partnership with Mr.. L. II. Martineau,
one Of Logan's progressive business
men. These young men are both we'll
know throughout Cache valley and
propose to handle nearly every mark
etable product of the farm. They
will make especially Of shipping grain,
alfalfa seed, hay, potatoes and live
S tock-particularly fat hogs. A large
consignment of fresh seeds has been
ordered and will arrive in time for
spring planting. This includes seeds
of every description for the home gar