The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-20

Moses thatcher, OZ oouol mann
Mrs. p. +. Keller is quite Ill, being
threatened with Pneumonia.
Hans Gabrielsen, Jr., started for the |
missionary field on Thursday morning.
The cut price sale on fresh meat
continues at Bell Brothers.
Lost-Two muttons. Finder leave
word at Central Meat Market and be
rewarded. Site
Mrs T.. j. Thompson, mother OF "A.
II. Thompson, our fellow townsman,
is visiting in Logan, the guest OF her
son.
Basket ball at the Il. Y. c. Gymna.
SUM, Monday, Washington's birth.
day, at 3p. m. Weber Stake Acad-
envy VS.. Brigham Young College. The
last league game Of the series. Ad-
mission % and 30 cents. Reserved
seats on sale at Secretary's office at
10 O'Clock Monday.
At the Second Ward meeting house
Wednes day evening, Cantata, entitl-
ed - -, was produced
by the children of the ward Sunday
school. 1t was we'll done and thor
ouglly enjoyable. During the even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Thatcher and
Prof. Foglebcrg played, Messrs Melvin
Ballard and Frank Baugh sang and
Mrs. Rcbecca Stewart recited. A
large audience was present.
Caroline Afileck, who departed this
life yesterday morning a > O'Clock was
born i'm London, England, January, %,
1899: cmigrated to Utah in 1861; lived
in Salt Lake City two years then came
to Logan and has lived here since that
time. She had a family of IA children,
of whom are living. Mrs. Atfleck
will be missed by many of the poor peo-
pie and those afflicted, amongst whom
1t was her delight to visit and admin
lister to their daily wants. In the true
sense af the word she was noble wo-
man, lovable in her disposition and to
visit her and partake Of her spirit was
to make person feel better. The en-
tire community will sympathize with
the family, especially her devoted hus-
band who will feel the loss most keen
ly. The funeral will be held in the
Logan Tabernacle at II O'Clock noon.
Mr.. f. Bullcn, Jr., member of the
Republican State Committee, is in re-
ceipt of letter from State Chairman
James H. Anderson relative to the
holding of State convention for the
selection Of delegates and alternates
to the National Republican Conyen-
tion to be held in Chicago on July 81,
for the nomination of Republican
candidates for President and vice.
PRESIDENT. Utah is entitled to six dele
gates and six atcrnates, and these are
to be chosen at large. The rule Is that
the State convention choosing these
delegates shall do so at least thirty
days prior to the holding of the Ma
tional Convention. AS q consequence
and also in view of the fact that spring
conference will be on in Salt Lake at
the time, Chairman Anderson recon-
mends that the convention be held
n 20 N ri
April Sth. Many of those who will at
tend the convention will go to confer
ence, so this arrangement will enable
them to kill two birds with one stone.
In all probability the final appOrtiOn-
ment will be one vote to ninety-fivc
votes cast for Hon. Joseph Howell at
the last election. Cache cast 3,177
votes for Mr.. Howell and at this ratio
can send "a delegates to the State
Convention.
The feminine kith and kin Of the
local Odd Fellows gave them treat
at the lodge rooms Wednesday even
ing, an affair In the nature Of a ban
quet with an afterclap Of music ant
games. Long tables laden with
most gorgeous quantity of everything
good to eat were very conspicuous ant
decorated with potted plants In bloom
The affair was wholly informal, de
signed only for social pleasure and o
course everybody enjoyed themselve
thoroughly. After the goodies hat
been disposed Of, or at least goodl.
portion of them had been stowet
away in the proper place, the table
were removed and various games in
dulged In. "Pit" found favor will
old and young and the terrific yellinl
OF those on change finally brought VI
Marshal Crockett who promptly
wilted, but staid To see the fun
Frank Baugh, with Mrs. Phillips a
accompanist, sang very touchin,
ballad and Of course had to sing again
and later he appeared again much I,
the pleasure Of those present. Mis-
Georgia McCausland recited, as die