The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-17

Il. keuIOrU, OF MOunU STERLING. beO.
j. Haslam and Orilla X. Smith Of
Wellsville.
Lawrence X. France, nephew of
Riley Kent, came up with the l.. ID. S.
basket ball team on Friday night. Mr.
France remained in Logan until Mon
day visiting his relatives
Mr.. Hyrum Salisbury, late Of Wells
vile, but now a well-to.do resident of
Baker City, Oregon, is in Logan visit
ing friends and relativ es. He expects
to remain here for an indefinite time.
Henry IIancey, one of the leading
beet growers of the county, is having
specifications made for handsome
residence in Hyde Park Henry says
that beet raising is good enough for
him.
The odd Fellows have a social at
the lodge rooms tonight. The wives,
mothers. sisters and sweethearts have
agreed to furnish the goodies If al
lowed to participate, so of course
there'll be nice time.
The musical department of the b.
Y. College will present the operetta,
pauline" in the Thatcher Opera
House, February eth. 1t has a
strong cast, supported by a chorus of
30 voices, also accompanied by full or
chestra. 30 1t
Charles Pond. formerly manager of
the Lewiston branch of the Peoples
Mercantile Company of Richmond,
will be in Logan for about one week.
Mr.. Pond expects to open knitting
factory business in Boise City, Idaho,
in the near future.
Don't forget the thrilling four-act
drama entitled "A Woman's Honor"
at the Third Ward meeting house
Friday evening, February 10Th. Tick
cts 81 and % cents, children 10 cents.
Reserved seats % cents for sale at the
City Shoe Store.
EX-Mayor Hansen and family are
now located in their handsome new
home recently built on First West
street. Mr.. Hansen has most COM
mOdious home of rather attractive
architectural design and worthy his
financial and social standing.
Mrs. Harrison, wife Of VIM. j. lIar-
rison, deputy treasurer has been very
sick for the past two months. The
doctors now pronounce her case as be-
ing milk leg. Her many friends will
watch with much interest as to her
condition. All will be glad to hear of
her speedy recovery.
Mr. H. G.. Hayball has recently de-
cidcd that all votes in his piano con-
test shall be deposited during the
month they are received, and are void
unless SO deposited. This disposcs of
the possibility of a IDEAL" and gives
each school an equal show when the
votes are counted.
Sad news comes from Lewiston rela-
tive to Samuel kent's family. A
daughter eight years of age, died of ty-
phoid-pneumOnia, about one week ago,
and last Sunday his wife succumbed to
the same disease. The sympathy Of
many friends goes out to Mr.. Kent in
this his hour of trial.
James Mack, of Ogden, was in Lo-
gan Monday. Before returning home
he will go to Franklin TO look after
some business interests In the Union
Mercantile Co. OF that place. 1t is ex'
pected that Robert G.. Lowe will sue
coed Moses Thatcher, ,Ir., in the man
agement of that concern.
The beautiful four act dr. anna en-
titled "A Woman's Honor" will be
presented in Lcwiston'S new opera
HOUSE DN lIlc TOultn NdIu ildnidt>
Co., next Saturday evening, Feb. 10Th
The people of Lewiston as well as
elsewhere cannot, by any means
afford to miss this play, as 1t is one o
the best ever produced by amateurs.
Last Friday evening the Fourth
Ward Primary gave the beautiful op
cretta entitled, 1.-The Happy Famil,
OF Father Time" The children per
formed their parts in creditabl'
manner, bringing forth great applause
from an appreciative audience, Tn,
house was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity, and great credit Is due the of
ticcrs and members of the primary 70
their untiring efforts. This perform
ance may be repeated by request mex
Wednesday evening. This is withou
doubt the best production ever givel
by the children of the Fourth Ward
OF late there is hardly day passe