The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-04

1lC OWcI W.
Girl wanted TO do general house.
work. Mrs. Frank W. Thatcher, IL
South lst East.
Base ball bat, catching NIT and base
ball given away FREE with every boy
suit sold at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.'S.
John II. Anderson has now moved
to his new quarters and Is ready for
business. He has received a large
stock of new goods. Old and new
patrons are invited to call"
John A. Hendrickson returned home
from Europe on Monday night. John
looks hale and hearty. From his gener-
al appearance he might be taken for
one of the nabobs OF Europe.
Hon. Moses Thatcher with his son
Preston left Washington ID. q. last
Thursday. lie expects 10 visit some
OF the bigger cities in the East
and return home about the middle of
the month.
Funeral services were held in Smith
field on Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
over the remains of a three-ycar-Old
daughter of Abraham Smith, who
died of whooping cough and pneu-
monia. The speakers were ii. w.
Noble, Pres. Isaac Smith, and Bishop
Dunn, OF College.
A grand closing out sale at Merrill
Il CrOckett's Millinery store on Street
Hats. This line is to be sold positively
at cost. Sale commences this morn
ing and continues the remainder of
the week. Our motto Is "a quick
penny Is better than slow shilling"
OWING TO THE LATENESS OF
THE SEASON WE WILL SELL
OUR LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS
AT TWENTY PER CENT DIS
COUNT COMMENCING SATUR-
DAY, APRIL BOTH, AND CONTIN-
UING NAY IND AND 3RD. RE-
MEMBER THREE DAYS ONLY.
ELlASON SISTERS, OLD z. Q. M.
l.BUILDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Ammussen en-
tertained in honor Of Mrs. Murphy of
Los Angeles, CAL, Saturday evening.
Their home on West Main street was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers.
At O'Clock very delicious luncheon
was served, after which the evening
was spent with cards, social chats and
music. Those present were Mrs. John
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Curtis,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wilkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Earl, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Cummings, L. +. Ammussen, Miss
Ethel Curtis, Miss Nettie Ammussen.
From salt Lakers in New York;:
Mrs. Joseph Howell, wife of Con-
gresham Howell, arrived in the city
last Wednesday and has spent a very
pleasant visit with her son Joseph,
who is studying at Columbia UNIVERSE
ty. She left for Washington on this
afternoons train: she will be met
there by Mr.. Howell 80. Mrs. George
w. Thatcher entertained informally
last evening for Misses Emma Lucy
Gates and Bertha Crawford and
Messrs. Irving Snow and Cecil Gates,
all of whom take their departure for
Utah May ,. Those present besides
the guests of honor and hostess were
Misses Phyllis Thatcher and Gladys
Spencer
Before long, Miss Lillian Oliver, in
structor on the piano at the b. Y. c.,
and Martha Royle King, of Salt Lake
City, will give recital in Logan.
TRUTH" one of Salt Lakes most ex-
celent publications, says of a recita!
given by these ladies few days ago:
"At their roomy and pleasant studio
in the Commercial Club building Mrs.
Martha Royle King and Miss Lillian
Oliver entertained large number of
their friends last Monday evening in a
delightful recital of vocal and instru-
mental music. Miss Oliver is a close
student of piano technic and her play
ing brings out the character of the
subject matter in a painstaklng way.
She is especially faithful in her
methods of expression. Mrs. King
sang several melodies in a manner
that showed studious cultivation of
her clear and sweet voice. Both she
and Miss Oliver carry on their practice
daily which Is always necessary to ad-
yancement in all things musical. They
will give another recital soon to which
will be Invited the professional must
clans of the city. Their new studio is
ideal in every respect
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