The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-23

An advertisement will be found else
where In this issue under the firm
name of Lundstrom Furniture anf
Carpet Company. Look it up and
read It..
The Smithtield baseball boys went
over to Brigham last Friday and win.
ed up the earth with the boys from
"Fruitville," score ID to4. The next
day they downed the Willard bunch.
score 10 to 5.
SPECIAL SALE FOR MONDAY
AND TUESDAY, 18TH AND 26TH.
SILK GINGHAMS REDUCED
FROM SCOTS TO 25CTS PER YARD
AT II. G. HAYAALL'S STORE, 81.
80 WEST CENTER STREET, 10.
GAN.
Mrs. Luna Y. Thatcher made gen.
erous gift of $50 to the College during
the last month. This gift with the
aid OF the Thatcher Music Com papy
has been the means of placing three
new Schiller pianos in the institution
TO replace two old ones. We thank
such a loyal nd.--"Crimson. h.
Y. College.
Miss Lille Kent returned on We'd
nesday night from Blackfoot. Idaho.
where she had been to attend the
funeral of her cousin Tina Kent, a
young lady eighteen years of age, who
died about one week ago of heart fail.
ure. Miss Tina Kent was the daugh-
ter OF j. j. Kent, Deputy sheriff at
Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Howell-Crawford firm has Just
placed In their quarters something
new In the way of show windows.
They are devoid of corner pieces for
protection or support and are bolted
together This leaves the glass I'M
INSTRUCTED and gives a perfect view of
the goods in the window. 1t is some-
thing new for Logan and attracts no
little attention.
On Thursday evening the Happy
Hour club gave a dance i'm the splen-
did new room to be occupied in few
days by Frank Earl's laundry. Mr.
Earl kindly donated the use of the
room, the orchestra donated its SER
vice, and an effort was made to clear
the club of little Indebtedness, but
the inclemency OF the weather inter-
fered with the attendance. Those
who were present had a most enjoy
able time.
A number of the friends and rela-
tives OF Mrs. Joseph Knowles gave
her a surprise party Thursday evening
in honor OF her birthday. She was
the recipient of several nice presents,
and the evening was spent in music
and mirth. proving most enjoyable to
all. Those present were Mrs. Jane
Thatcher, Frank and George Baugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bench, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. b. Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er Everton and Mrs. Celia Morrell.
The Woman's A. G. Club gives a
ball at the college gymnasium this
evening. In view of the fact that the
two women's clubs of Logan enter
tain the State Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs at the latter end of the
summer, this is the only public func-
ton the A. G. club will give this sea-
son. The ladies of this club elected |
officers recently, and the following
were named: President, Mrs. l.. A.
Ostien; secretary, Mrs. Naylor: treas
urer, The ladies are an
ticipating a pleasant time this
evening, and those invited may enjoy
the evening with them at SOC per.
In the show window of the Fister &
Nielsen harness establishment is to be
seen what is probably the finest and
pest set of harness ever made in the
State Of Utah. 1t Is for Preston, Py-
per Il Co.'S new delivery horse, and
hey put In the order for Tire best
If harness that can be nader This
yell-knOwn firm put into this set their
highest skill and the work shows for
tself. Messrs. Fister & Nielsen un-
ierstand their business thoroughly
when 1t comes to handling leather and
ave reputation for making prices
hat are consistent with the quality
4 the work.
The large $500 Estey Church Organ
which the Harris Music Co. sent out
o Hyde Park Friday was grand in
trument. There were several deal |,
RS competing for this sale. The Har-
Is Music Co. simply handed in their
ocular zone price" which was just
he same as the Seventh ward and :
theirs have paid for this organ, and b,
he committee found that Harris was
10 below Salt Lake dealers on the ,
ime article. This makes AZ church