The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-27

The cut price sale on fresh meat
continues at Bell Brothers.
am an ACCORDION pleater. Will do
any kind of work in this line. q
south LIST +, Peter Afiieck's residences
Mrs. Geo. +. Gardner.
There have been fourteen marri; &c
licen SEES issued by the County Clerk
during the month Of February and
thirteen of these have been solemnizs
ed in the Temple.
The Sunday School sociable of the
Cache Stake will be held at the b. Y.
college, on Wednesday, March End at
p. m. Officers and teachers please
take notice.
| W. II. Vaughan, .Ir., and p. w.
Vaughan, who represent the manage
mcnt of the Wellsville Coop, were at
tending to business matters in this
city yesterday.
Miss Lillian Oliver has purchased a
fine concert grand piano from the
Harris Music Co. The piano has been
shipped from New York to her home
in Salt Lake City.
Soren Hansen recently insured with
Willard Hansen for $40, 900 policy on
the endowment plan, the yearly prem
ium being $54s.0O. This shows what
business men think of the New York
Life Insurance Co.
A part of the machinery THAT was
shipped with the wheel for the cleo
trio light plant reached here yester.
day, and was hauled up the canyon.
1t Is thought that the wheel will al
rive not later than Sunday
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Ncphi Rogers and Charlotte Van
Orden, of Lewiston; Friedrich j. Pack
OF Charleston, and Alice Watson, of
Smithfcld; Chas. +. Atkinson Of
Charleston, and Ellen Richeson, of Lo.
gan.
II. W. Sloan and G.. T.. Blair have
turned entertainers. Last Monday
evening they gave banquet to the
newsboys of Salt Lake, and its said the
affair was just the kind a street
urchin would like.
JUST WHAT you HAVE BEEN LOOK
ING FOR. The ladies of the Trinity
NJ. f. church will serve "New Eng
land Supper'.at the church Thursday
evening, March 3rd. Supper will be
served from six to eight o'clock. A
program will also he rendered. all for
% cents, and you are invited to come
and bring your friends, and have
another good time.
Henry Il. Ames and wife will arrive
from San Francisco about the first of
March and may make Logan their
future home. Mrs. Ames Is a daugh-
ter Of Hon. Lorenzo Hansen. and the
family formerly resided in Wellsyile.
For the past six years they have been
in San Francisco, and for four years
Mr.. Ames has been at the head of the
largest wholesale drug house in the
west. 1t is said that Mr.. Ames may
secure possession of c. ID. w. Fulmcr's
property.
Prof j. NJ. Faris, head of the Poca-
tcllo Academy, with Messrs. w. II.
Clear, Francis +. Kane and A. A. Nc
Bride came to Logan yesterday morn
ing to investigate methods at the A.
G. OF u. 1t will be remembered that
Prof. Faris left the Agricultural col
lege a year or so ago to accept his
present position. He is recognized as
an exceedingly able man and while
here was most popular in his school
work as well as socially. His friends
are glad to see him.
"The Tanning of the Shrew" ha
been called a farce comedy, in fact
several writers have termed IL the
king of farce comedies. This no doubt
is true, II anything so classical can be
so called, after seeing the NONSENSE
calities which have been given this
name. There is humor and dash from
start to finish, and the wit is the mer-
ricst and most rolicking which has
ever been incorporated into comedy.
This play will be presented at the
Thatcher opera house on Friday,
March +th by Mr.. Charles Il. Hanford
supported by an excellent company