The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-27
FouND-A pair of baby shoes. In.
quire at Tithing office.

NVoND n pair vi DaOy shoes. In
quire at Tithing Office.
Elder M. j. Ballard will speak at 9
O'Clock Sunday evening at the Taber.
nacle pavilion. All have a cordial
invitation to the service.
A telephone message to Mrs. T.. r.
Lloyd from Mrs. j. A. Hendrickson,
who went to Ogden to hear Miss Nan
ME Tout sing and secure her for n
concert here, is to the effect that this
famous vocalist will not come unless
there Is a $500 guarantee. 1t is also
insisted that prices should be 81. 80
and %, Miss Tout scored triumph
In Ogden, the opera house being
crowded to the limit. Mrs. Lloyd also
received message from her husband
that his niece, Miss Eva Lloyd, now
Ill at Ogden, is much better Her
life was despaired Of day or so ago
and Mr.. Lloyd went to Ogden to see
her.
Quite recently the county commits
sioners ordered $4,000 pound roller
of the Danielsen Mfg. Co. The com
pany had the "vehiclc" on the streets
of Logan Thursday afternoon testing
it. 1t is an immense affair with three
large rollers, and bed which will
hold at least ten ton of stone If il is
deemed desirable TO make it heavier
Four teams, two in front and two be-
hind, were hitched to the roller and
on the level streets they had to
stretch themselves little in order to
pull 1t. This will be used on the
county roads at any time it is desired
and 1t is thought will prove valuable
addition to the road working outfit.
The affair is of the same high grade of
workmanship as other work turned
out by the Danielsen people.
German Day" at the Johnson
grove, Wednesday, was not the mag.
nificent success anticipated. The
threatening weather caused many tc
remain at home, and the crowd thai
assembled for the festal occasion was
not large. However, every German Is
host within himself and those pres
ent made the most Of the situation
INDUCED In games, a big feast anC
dancing. Nicholas Sommers made 8
speech, the children ran races fol
candy, the adults engaged in game,
they once played in the ''Faderland, >
and after a grand lunch of pretzels
weinerwurst, limberger, sauerkraut
and an occasional drop Of lager, tn,
afternoon was spent in tripping tn,
light fantastic. Those present enjoy
ed the day very much and just at tn,
time the broadcast smile was on
Odell's new photographer, a German
OF the first water, caught the crowd
The A. G. Of U. football team sui
fers very severe loss in the departur
OF E. T. Kirk, the genial, jolly four
hundred-pOunder who was used fire
qucntly to push over section OF tn
Wasatch range or most anything els
In the way of A. c. of U. success
Kirk left on Thursday morning 70
Stanford University, where he vii
take up work and incidentally assis
the football squad from that institu
tion to push all opposition abou
eighteen miles out into the salt pond
Kirk was the idol Of local enthusiast
and of such value TO the team her
that his departure may cause recon
sideration Of Coach Campbell's propos
ed trip along the Pacific coast. 1t
presumed that Kinks fame led Stan
ford to offer him extraordinary In
ducementS to come to that institution
The young Nan has clean record a
a gentleman in every sense of tn
word and host OF friends will wisl
him every good thing in his new field