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

c. r. Gibbs of Darlington, Idaho, is
In Logan.
The cut price sale on fresh meat
continues at Bell Brothers.
A run on the box Office for"AS YOU
LIKE 1T" Opera House, Monday,
March IA.
If you want good cup OF coffee,
Johnsoh's Cafe IN the Palace building
isthc place to get It, II
The Sunday School sociablc OF the
Cache Stake will be held at the b. Y.
college on Wednesday, March md, at
8 D. m. Officers and teachers please
take notice.
The musical department of the b.
Y. College will present the operetta,
pauline" I'm the Thatcher Opera
House, February 10Th. 1t has a
strong cast, supported by a chorus OF
80 voices, also accompanied by full or
cbestra. 80 At
Isaac Blair, with five sons and two
daughters, were in Logan Wednesday
doing Temple work. Two of his sons
were accompanied by their wives.
This is the first time this whole num-
Der have been together in twenty-five
years.
Mrs. W. p. Aflleck, of Salt Lake,
and Mrs. A lice Clayton, Of Provo, sis
tiers to Peter Ailleck, came up to at
tend the funeral Of Caroline Aflleck.
They are staying over and visiting
Mrs. T. Knowles, who Is "A sister OF
Mary AIlieck.
Ward & Wade Ministries are coming.
They are white men. Go and see this
great white company and you will find
It like a refreshing summer breeze
after long hot day. See the show,
hear the beautiful music, laugh at'the
bright comedy. and forget your trou-
bic. Tuesday, March /.
Joseph Odell has received his COM
mission and will take charge OF the
Logan postofiice on March 1st. He
will retain Joe Squires as assistant
and as the other employees are under
the Civil Services supervision there
will be no changes. Mr.. Odell will
continue his photograph gallery as
heretofore. with George Torgenson
largely at the helm.
The Military Ball at the Agricul-
tural College will be given this even
ing Saturday and will no doubt be as
successful as other affairs Of this kind
have been in past years. The boys are
sparing no pains in thorough prepara-
tiou for the event. Capt. Styer, with
picked company of cadets, will give
a short exhibition drill during the
evening. Tickets are now on sale at
Gardens Jewelry store.
Mr.. j. W. Crawford read most in
structive paper on the science of mer-
chandising before the Commercial
Club of the Agricultural College last
Saturday. He mentioned the numer-
Gus plans that merchants use for dis
playing their goods and the methods
of selling them. He discussed at
length the good and bad sides of a
credit business and stated what was
the nominal profits Of merchandis-
ing business. 1t was one Of the most
valuable addresses made before the
club this year.
Just after noon on Thursday, Fred
Smiths delivery horse, attached to a
light wagon, made a home run from
the temple hill. The animal missed
all the telegraph poles enroute, but in
turning into the driveway at the
bakery tried to take the corner Off
Frcd's new bakery with him. Instead,
a few bricks were torn loose and u
wheel broken. Had the animal taken
the next driveway and hit the old Ma
ton building there isn't any doubt
that he would have taken the whole
thing to the back yard in proper
shape for kindling wood.
John A. Hendrickson, who is labor
ing in the vicinity Of Christiania, Nor
way sends home very favorable reports
concerning the missionary labors in
that part. The spacious building recent
ly erected by the Latter-day Saints in
that place is inadequate for the de-
mands, people leave for the want of
room, and on Thursday nights there is
an average attendance Of from two to
three hundred. Converts are being
made by the hundreds. A prominent
Turk,a Mohammedan by faith, Is labor
ing in that locality and has assailcd
the Mormon faith, This has created
some few discussions, and the people
appear to be anxious to hear both
SidpssDf the Dronosition