The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-11

IDc Logan WY lcdCiiciS nlco III
regular monthly session last Saturday
and listened to very helpful sugges-
tions from Supt. Langton and Presi-
dent of the Board of Education, II.
Bullen Jr. Mr.. Langton talked on
the art of reading well and gave illus
trations by way of recitation, etc.
Rev. Clemenson and Prof. /. n.
Smith visited Hyrum and Wells |
vile Friday in the interest of the
Presbyterian missions there. They
found the buildings in a bad state of
repair and reproach to the denonin-
alton which presumes to set before
this people high ideals. An effort
will be made to improve conditions.
The condition of Mr.. Robinson who
was hurt at the Sugar Factory on
Sunday Nov lst, is reported by DR..
Bulge as being critical, but he gives
him 35 chances out of hundred, for
recovery. Bert McCulock who was
scalded severely the Friday before, is
reported as being considerably i'm
proved and with excellent chances of
recovery.
Complaint has been made that d.
II. Roberts part in the recent cam
paign has not been fittingly recog-
nized. Considering that the election
went Dawes way we can't see what
more he could want. Praise would
not add to the glory that is his in be-
ing chairman Of the successful party,
and the committeeman expressed
themselves as being pleased with the
work they accomplished together.
Mr.. Roberts work shows for itself
and counts for more than words from
Others.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
of the Presbyterian church is ar
ranging for Colonial Tea" on Fri
day evening, the 2lst. All are invited
but guests are expected to come in
colonial costume. A musical and lit
erary program will be rendered,
special feature of which will be a
burlcsque on the old-time "Singin'
Skewl." Many of the older people
will take part, and lend their colo
NAL (?) experiences to the occasion.
An old-time Thanksgiving supper will
be served and joyous time is antici-
pated. The affair will take place at
the church.
Mr.. Seth A. Langton. manager of
the Logan branch of the Consolidated
Wagon & Machine Co., talked TO the
Commercial Students at the Agri-
cultural College last Saturday, giving
them an insight into the merits, de-
merits, and intricacies OF the imple-
ment business. Mr.. Langton made
his lecture very interesting by inter-
spersing his solid information with
laughaLle incidents that have been IL
part of his experience. His talk was
instructive and entertaining and
highly appreciated by the students,
who seem to have fallen in love with
the lcctnre course provided by Prof.
Bcxell.
King Dodo will come to the Opera
House ON Fridty, Nov. 18th, instead
of the l4th as originally booked. b.
j. Reilly was in town today arranging
the advance details with Manager
Thatcher. This change in the dates
will give all the store keepers and
clerks chance to see this popular
work by Pixley & Luders. Richard
Golden is the star this season, and
with a company of So and the King
Dodo orchestra the patrons of the
Opera house will see the best perform
ance given in years. In the company
with Golden are the New York favor
ties; Maud Williams as Piola, Claude
Albright as Queen Lii, Gertrude
Barnes as Annette, Daisy Hamlin as
Angela, Harry Davis as Pedro, Arthur
Wooley as DR.. Fizz, Chas. w. Meyers
as Nudge and Bonilla and choral
court of 40 pretty girls. The DAILY
Theatre production will be used, and
all new costumes are nsed this season.
The First Ward entertainment last
Saturday evening, given for the bene-
fit of j. =. Smith, Jr., who left ycster-
day to fill mission, was splendid
success socially and financially. There
was all kinds of fun, good music, reci'
tations, readings and refreshments.
One Of the features that created a
great deal of merriment was the mock
court, over which Judge w. S. Lam
oreaux presided. Some of the gentle.
men present were charged with griev.
Gus offenscs, arrested and made to
pay fines according to the gravity OF
the offense. George Torgeson, twenty.
five cents for being too tall; II. Bull
len, twenty-five cents for trying tC
look wise: w. S. Langton, twenty-five