The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-24

LIKE IT." Opera House, Mohudy,
March 18th.
Board and rooms 4O3 West Center
street, Mrs J. II. Carlson.
The cut price sale on fresh meat
continues at Bell Brothers.
Horace Kerr, an eighteen year OLD
son of President W. j. Kerr, Is lying
very low with pneumonia.
If YOU want good cup OF coffee,
.Johnson's Cafe In the Palace building
isthe place to get it.. II
For the information of readers who
do not live in this vicinity, we state
that the snow is disappearing fast.
Sleighing is gone and il looks as though
Spring is near by.
Douglas $500 shoes. the best In the
world, call and see them. at AndreaS
peierson's. 29S
By request The Fourth Warl Pr
mary will repeat the beautiful Can
tata," Happy Family of Father
time, Wednesday evening, February
oath, Fourth ward meeting, 1880.
Admission 10 ana l5c. Don't fail to
see it.
The musical department of the B.
Y. College will present the opcretta,
pauline" in the Thatcher Opera
House, February 9th. 1t has a
strong cast, supported by a chorus of
80 voices, also accompanied by full or
chestra. 30 1t
The Lyccum committee of the Agri-
cultural college has postponed the
lecture that was to be given by Olof
Krarer on Friday, Feb. Goth. The
committee expects to place some other
entertainment before the people in
the near future.
George w. Squires came down from
Lewiston Sunday evening and returned
yesterday. George thinks that Lewis.
ton is coming right to the front. He
says the Lewiston people have the
best amusement hall in the county
outside of Logan.
Mr. Abraham WoOlf came down
from Hyde Park last Saturday look.
ing for some person or persons I'M
known who had gotten away with one
of his fine horses during the night. In.
stead of finding the thief, Mr.. Wool
found his horse here, where IT had
been turned loose, probably b. some
one who had no other idea than tc
ride TO Logan.
Rosemary" and Howard Kyle ap
peared at the Thatcher opera house
Friday evening, but there is some
doubt as to whether the performance
was wholly satisfactory. Kyle him
self was admired by the feminine
portion of the audience, and the othel
part gives him credit for capacity anC
versatility. Just fair sized audience
was present.
) The Logan Fourth Ward Dramati,
Company played to "A crowded house
in Lewiston on Saturday night. Thi'
troupe is coming to the front in ex
cellent shape. Wherever they pla,
the performance has been pronounced
as being first class, much better per
formances being given than b,
some of the outside companies
Wherever they go they should be pat
ronizcd.
A goOdly number of Logan's young
er society were entertained last Fri
day evening by Miss Julia Hendricks
Music, "F'linch" and dainty refresh
! ments were enjoyed and Miss Hend
ricks pronounced an excellent enter
tainer Those present were: Mise.
Lorraine Hyde, Vera Ormsby, Lou
Thatcher, Marie Barber, Nerna Bishop
Harriet Blair, Barbara Howell, Lettie
.Ieppesen, Vivian Hatch. Masters
Vincent Carbon, Reese Howell, George
Langton, Lawrence Caine, Alex Pres
ton, Guy Thomas, Earl Hendricks aud
Booker Preston.
AT the funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Caroline Ailleck, Moses
Thatcher, l.. II. Martineau, Pres
Joseph Morrell and Bishop Carbon Of
fered consoling remarks to the ereav
ed and were highly eulogistic of the
many virtues possessed by this goot
woman whom the Lord has called t.
be ms own. Each speaker dwelt up
on Mrs. Ailleck's laithfulness in he
church service and in all the duties o
life. She was kind, loving and affec
tionate, ready always to lend help
ing hand to those in distress and Il
sacrifice herself for Others. She wa
much beloved and is sincerely mourne,
by all who knew her.
During these days when business
comparatively duh in merchandising
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