The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-30

will be postponed for one week, until
April 9th on account Of General con-
ference.
On Monday morning six young mis-
from Preston passed through
Logan enroute to their mission fields.
They 20 to the Eastern and Southern
states aud California.
Mr.. j. f.. Hyde of Baker City. ore,
is in Logan for few days. He came
to Ogden on business for the Oregon
Lumber company and afterwards
came to Logan where his relatives
reside.
Services at tie Trinity NJ. +. Church
Sunday morning at II o'clock; sunday
school at t. In the evening at 1870
wc will give our Easter program.
Everyone cordially invited.
Il. f.. GILrrN, Pastor.
John +. Wright formerly bishop of
Hyrum. is now resident of Paradise,
having removed to his farm there,
where hr has one of the finest farm
houses in the county. Mr. Wright
will do well anywhere.
Parties not living in this locality
can Judge rs TO the storms We have
had when 1t is stated that most OF
the travel TO Logan is done by train
or horseback. Two rigs were left in
the mud between this city and Proyl-
dcucc within the past week.and the
animals ridden INTO tOwn.The like has
never before been known in this
county
The students organization of the
Ilyrum Stake will meet in the Assem-
bly, Hall of the Brigham Young Col
lcgc Thursday, March 3lst at $50 p.
m. An interesting program Will be
rendered, including an address by
Bishop T.. Il. owen and singing by NJ.
j. Ballard students and friends are
cordially invited. |. c. THORESEN,
president.
The Thatcher orchestra pavilion
now being erected on the Vaughan
corner will be a beauty when COM
plcted Is is larger than the one
built on the Tabernacle grounds and
conSiderating the inclemcnt weather
its progress toward completion is
rather remarkable. The roof is now
ON. sides practically finished, and all
that remains unfinished Is the floor.
GRAND OPENING of Spring Mil
linery Friday, April LIST, MERRILL
& CROCKETT, on First North street,
will open up with one of the finest
displays of millinery ever exhibited in
Logan. Prices will be reasonable and
within the reach of all. The assert
mcnt is 50 varied that all can be suit
ed. Call and examine before purchas.
ing. No trouble to show goods whether
you buy or not. That is what we are
| in business for.
An exchange tells of the stingies'
/ three men ON record. The first on'
will not drink water enough unless II
comes from the neighbor's well. The
second forbidS his children writing
ANYTHING but a small hand as II waste
ink to make large letters. The thir'
stops the clock at night to save wea
and tear on the machinery. They a.
refuse 10 take a newspaper on tn
ground that it is too much strain o
the spectacles to read.
1t was said last night 10y those VIII
are in close touch with operations a
the Gutfcy- Galey oil well at Farming
ton that the purpose Of the last Shu
pOwn was to secure equipment fC
handling the flow which the expert
believe another days drilling wi
, give them. While 1t is extremel
diiticult to secure authoritative II
formation, it is certain there Is some
thing about the recent development
in the field that has rendered thoS
engaged i'm the work more than u
. ually uncommunicativc- Ogden Star
: dard.
5 Nh II. G.. IIayball does not mah
: very rapid progress toward recovc
!. ing from his present illness. "Shinl
/. les" the malady from which he
suffering, is not necessarily dangerous
but produces an inilamed condition I
the muscles that is very annoying an
u announcement Mr. IIayball is ven
- weak at present, and says that at Il
. earliest opportunity he is going owe
: into California in the hope that Il
lower altitude will prove beneficial
Henry has many friends who will |
glad TO see him back at his business ;
soon as possible.
- \ most delightful affair occurred {
the Presbyterian church Saturda
a afternoon at O'Clock. 1t was IA mu
zeal, under the direction Of Miss Eth
NJ Ryan, participated in by pupils