The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-09

Wanted-A girl-Mrs. p T. Keclcr,
First East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brangham and
daughter Albertine 90 to Salt Lake
tomorrow. Mrs. Burns, a daughter,
Is to undergo an operation shortly.
We take pleasure in announcing
that the thrilling four-act drama "a
Woman's Honor" will be presented by
home talent at Thatcher Opera house
on March9. 35t2
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. McGraw went to
Provo last Sunday, Mr.. Mctraw re-
turning Monday evening. Mrs. Nc
Graw will remain in Provo for a
month visiting relatives.
; b. Milton has severed his conncc.
ton with the 4. {. of u. as musical
instructor. His whole time will be
taken with the Cache Valley Condo MS
ed MIX and Creamery Co of which he
is secretary.
THE Tanning of the Shrew" seems
to have met with general favor, Han
ford coming up to his heralded great
ness. The attendance could have been
larger, but was such as is usually ac-
corded Shakespercan productions.
Henry G.. IIayball has been very
sick for the past three weeks with
nervous trouble known by the com
mon name of shingles. He has
suffered intensely. We are glad to state
that his symptoms were more favor
able yesterday.
\ lbert Barber, brother to A.. G.. and
Scion Barber of this city, came down
from Alberta last Monday. He states
that through the main part of the
winter they have had good weather
and that the health of the people
generally has been good.
Miss Rye Tucktield Of Salt Lake
City, is the guest of Misses Fannie
and Ardell Crockett On Saturday
evening the Crockett mansion was
the scene of pleasant social gather
ing in her honor. There were the |
usual games and social entertainment |
and elegant refreshments.
On March first, Gu. Harris resigned
his position as manager of the Peoples
Mercantile and Creamery company of
Richmond. He will be succeeded by
his brother, Arvct Harris. c. Il.
Harris has assumed the position of
of the Condensed Milk
factory, which is expected to be open
ed for business in the near future.
a portion Of the new "Union Block"
on Main street is progressing rapidly
toward completion. In a few days all
the brick work will be completed. The
work on the other rooms of this block
will be commenced as soon as material
can be gotten on the ground John
II. Anderson hopes to he in his new
place by April LIST.
Miss Ruth Evelyn MOench, of the
A. c. Of L., entertained at lunch sat
lrday in the college dining room.
Those who had the pleasure of partak-
ing of Miss Moench's hospitality and
The incompatible dainties prepared by
Mrs. COtcy and her girls, were Profs.
Cainc, tpham, Anderson and Slut
-crd, Misses Bowman and Calnc, and
\. Il. Moore.
The DanicScn Mfg Co. has invent
ID Il new beet seed drill that certainly
means Il great deal for the beet raisers
)f this county II is so constructed
hat instead of drilling in solid rows it
trops in hills at any desired distance.
The rule has been in the past to plant
fifteen pounds of seed to the acre. BY
iropping in hills five pounds will be
ised, saving of ten pounds of seed
Der acre, which means $3.50. The
greatest advantage gained is i'm the
which approximately means
1870, in all "A saving of about s. per
'cre. This certainly looks as though
I meant something for the farmers.
II there are 1000 acres planted in this
valley and - per acre is saved In the
aggregate. it mna 5 a saving of $40, 900
N the county. This implement is
certainly worthy of the consideration
II those engaged in beet culture.
\ representative of The REPuBLI-
IAN had the pleasure of witnessing a
rehearsal of "As You Like It," to be
given 10y the students of the \. c. OF
|. next Monday evening, and ven
lures to predict a most pleasant sur
prise. Any great Shakespearean who
may he present that evening will
hardly get Il great many pointers"
but nevertheless as an amateur pro-
1uction the affair viii not rank second |