The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-05

The cut price sale on fresh mea
continues at Bell Brothers.
JEFF Jamison and Brigham Spack-
man came from Lewiston yesterday
morning by train.
Miss Jacobsen as Rosalind:Mr. Jones
as Orlando.
GAS YOU LIKE IT."
Opera House, Monday, March IA.
Miss Beatrice Hyde was a passenger
on the Salt Lake train this morning
She has been the guest Of Mrs. Fred
Ridges for the last month.
The eighteen-months' old girl OF Mr..
and Mrs. Colby, of Mcndon, died Mon
day and was buried Thursday after
noon. The father was formerly STA
ton agent at Mendon but is now in
Sacramento and could not be reached
by wire. Rev. Clemenson conducted
funeral service Thursday.
Elder joel Kicks will speak or" Book
of Mormon Geography" Sunday even
ing, March 8, at 1880 under the auspices
of the NJ. !. Associations. The regu-
lar ward conjoints will be postponed.
The tabernacle choir is requisite to
be in attendance.
The eightecn-months'- old son OF
Thomas Lewis. of the Second ward.
had the misfortune to fall from the
baby carriage day or two ago and
sustained "a bad fracture of the collar
bone. At last accounts the little one
was resting as easy as possible.
Mrs. Robert Murdock, Jr., enter
tanned a number Of her friends on Sat
urday. the 10Th, in honor of the BIRTH
day of Robert Murdoch, ST., and Rob-
ert Murdoch, Jr., both coming on the
same date. An elegant supper was
served. Various games were INDUCED
in. visiting, etc. Those present were:
Madams Preston Thatcher, Alfred
Cole, G. w. Cole, Geo. Knight, John
Gallagher, A. o. Nelson and X. Muir
dock. Sr. The above ladies were ac-
panied by their husbands.
Isaac Z. Stewart, who for years has
been attending the University of Cali
fornia and the Chicago University, will
graduate in May and return and open
up dental Office in Logan Israel
Stewart, who has been on a mission
for over two years in Tennessee and
Ohio, has been honOrably released to
return home. These young men are
sons of our townsman, J. u. Stewart,
and both have made excellent records
in their respective fields. The father
is Justly gratified to hear such good re-
ports of his boys.
The people on the West side of Lew
iston are much exorsised over the talk
of the o. S. l.. II. Il. company is going
to remove the switch which was plac-
ed Immediately west Of that town
about two years a 20. 1t is stated that
that the railroad wants the citizens
adjacent to the switch to be RESPONSE
BILE for all damages that may occur on
this spur. This the Lewiston people
refuse to do because they feel that this
is not asked of any other people. If
this spur is taken up the company will
lose by the proposition, for the resi-
dents on the west side state positively
that they cannot and will not haul
beets across Lewiston Hat and over tC
Cub river to the Merrill spur. 1t
would be well for the company to in.
vestigate these conditions before max
ing a change
On the occasion of Il. II. Wilkinson.
birthday on February -, there as
sembled number of prominent socie
~ people at his home on West lst n
street, and completely surprised him.
Games consisting of pit and high five
were INDUCED In till the "wee Sma
hours" appeared, interspersed witt
punch and an elegant spread, etc. Mrs,
Stoney and Hyrum Dewitt were thu
winners and carried of nice prizes il
hand painted china, while the boob.
prizes were awarded to Lee Thatcher
and Mrs. Reese. A peculiar featur
was that Mr.. Wilkinson has not had {
birthday anniversary for eight years
The invited guests were Mr.. Lee
Thatcher and wife, Mr.. Leroy CardoI
and wife, Captain and Mrs. Styer
Mr.. Van Meter and wife, Mr.. FIRE.
Gates and wife, Mr.. II. j. Dewitt an
wife, Mr.. Preston Thatcher and wife
NJ. Reese and wife, Mr.. Enoch Anus
sen and wife, Mrs. Stoney and Balif
and Mrs. Linnartz. They all enjoye
themselves immensely and disperse
at . u. m.wishing Mr.. Wilkinson mar
happy returns.