The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-29
Short Locals.

chilly" Crockett, the bill poster, Is
an enthusiastic member OF the Ogden
Aerie of Eagles and went down TO
their big blowout Sunday.
Three children died of whooping
cough in Hyrum on Thursday. We
did not learn the names. II is stated
that there are not less than one hun
dred and fifty more cases in that city
Grand concert by II. G.. Easton and
Lizzie Thomas Edwards, assisted by
Logan Tabernacle choir Saturday |
July 2nd, Sp. m, in Logan Taber-
nacle.
All members of the Logan taber-
nacle choir are requested to meet at
the usual place for special practice,
Thursday evening at $ p. m, on ac-
count OF the concert Saturday even
ing. Alex Lewis, Cholrmastcr.
Smithfcld will celebrate the Fourth
in grand style. Street parade at a.
M. program at the tabernacle at 10
a. M, i'm the afternoon ball game be-
tween Smithtield and Garland teams
The latter Is the champion team OF
Box Elder county, having won that
title from Brigham City during the
recent celebration in that city.
One of our entcrprising druggists,
Cy Napier, has recently purchased
one of the finest soda fountains in the
state. The counter is of solid marble,
upon which stands most beautiful
onyx fountain. At the back is a re-
frigerator and side board combined,
made of selected oak hand polished.
1t Is stated that there is only one
other in the state like it. The equip
ment was placed in by Mr.. O'Ilern,
western agent for the American Soda
Fountain Company. The cost OF this
valuable annex is placed at $4,000
Members of the Board of Education
and Supt. Jensen are much concerned
about the lack of interest exhibited
by many of our city teachers in sum-
mer institute work. At Il special
meeting of the Board, on Monday
evening, resolution was passed to
the effect that the Board most earn
estly recommends that city teachers,
who are not travelling for educative
purposes, take advantage of the ex-
ccllent opportunities offered by the
summer Institutes Of the state. In
order to accomplish the best results
in the school room, our teachers must
keep in touch with the great onward
march of modern educational ideas.
and to supply these conditions, these
Institutes have been organized.
While the Institutes have been in
session more than one week, yet
teachers who enter now will be able
to get the gist of the work done in
any of the courses they may choose 10
pursue. 1t is sincerely hoped that
teachers will take advantage of the
opportunities now before them.
. Quill Nebekcr is exhibiting all the
signs that 90 to prove his capacity for
the Governorship and if the Demo
Gratis fail to nominate him they will
turn down an awfully good man. If
there are two things at whicha Govern
or should shine it is in his capacity to
hog the ring and give advice, and
Gull has demonstrated that he can
do both. According to the honorable
and strenuous b. r. Piper, of Decora-
ton, Parade and Drum Corps fame,
= Quill tried to claim the honor Of
catching all the big fish of that recent
and notorious trip up the canyon, and
claimed the fish as well. Now comes
His Most Royal Democratic Highness
and Rubber Plantation Promoter and
tells DR.. Gowans he doesn't know how
to advertise. IF you want money,
what the IL is the use to lie about
it," says Quill. "Why don't you say
you need it, and not beat about the
bush and say your accounts must be
paid on account Of formation of part.
nership." This is so thoroughly in
line with the teachings of the &C
writing department of the Intcrna
tional Correspondence schools that II
is halfway suspected that Quill is pre-
pairing himself for position on The
Laketown Boomerang, soon TO b,
started, and this shyness in regard Il
that Democratic nomination give
credence to the suspicion.