The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-04
Jnne 1st.
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did superb work. Papworth was as
wild as a March hare, but Wright was
there with the goods and saved the
day. He was warmly congratulated
at the end of the game. IT is to his
credit and source OF pleasure to
Cache county that he did his best
just what everybody else did for the
Commercials while they were in Lo-
gan!
1t Is said that Billy McAllister didn't
sleep a wink the night of May 3lst.
Billy went to bed early and with sink
ing HEARTH was cloudy-and he was
up every fifteen minutes gazing at the
sky, which abated none Of its inky
blackness until the special left Salt
Lake. Had it rained June LIST suf-
iicient to spoil the day, he would
have been sicker than Brig" Piper.
There was not bad get up in the
big parade, and there need be felt no
humiliation on the part of those who
failed to secure prizes: All were high
ly creditable and possibly a different
set of judges might have made differ
ent decisions.
Little Hattie Lawson, dressed as
Cupid, riding an artistically decorated
bicycle, was as "cute" as she could be
and though there had been a hundred
bicycles in the parade she must have
won the prize.
One pleasant feature of the big oc-
casion was the absence of drunkenness
and bOistrousness. Everybody was
enthusiastic but not so full of 1t that
1t was necessary to make single ar
rest.
II. G. Hayball made a special effort
to decorate and was most happy in
the result in both inside and outside
decoration. His work was praised
very highly.
The Thatcher Bank decorations
were exceedingly attractive. A pro-
fusion of bunting draped most artist
ically made the place stand out in
great shape.
The Commercials and Merchants
greatly appreciated the umpiring OF
Harry Stoney and presented him with
$1,000
The liquor houses were very pro-
fuse in their inside decorations and
presented a very charming appear
ance.
Besides being paid, all the bands
have the most cordial thanks of Logan
people.
That was great time for all at Lo-
gan on Wednesday, when the CONNER.
cial men of Utah captured the town.
And the people there liked it, and
gave their captors the best of enter
tainment, and with graceful and
whole-hearted hospitality did the hon
their captors. 1t was jolly time all
around, and one which should be re-
peated as often as possible, so that
the people in various sections of the
State may become better acquainted,
and learn each Others views and needs.
The commercial travellers were out
in tnrpn no ri n 10 NIL
measure of the famous New York
-four hundred" and they had all the
privileges of the elect. For them Lo-
gan was wide OPEN" all in due order
and decorum, contente1 and happy
The beauty of the place charmed the
visitors, while the great institution
on the bench, supported by the State
and the Nation, was special point of
attraction, the Agricultural College,
by its situation and its work, is IA con
spicuous adornment, not only TO Lo-
gan and to Cache valley, but TO the
State.
Some politicians went along, but the
political microbe was left at home i'm
every case: IL was day of good fell
lowship and untainted enjoyment
throughout, and all so considered it,
abandoning themselves to the temper
Of the time with the zest of school
boys. 1t was happy occasion, long
to be remembered. Tribune.
The weather man was certainly good
to us and we extend a vote of thanks
The little shower we had Is u pretty
good indication that someone did not
clean up his back yard.
tn WV