The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-30

On Friday evening the ,Thi tc hers
gave another delight ful dance to a few
friends in the room they are now Oc-
cupying with their stock of instru-
mentS
The Woman ; A. c. Club met with
Mrs Il. G.. Thatcher Monday after
noon and held very interesting ses-
sion. At the meeting next Monday
afternoon, officers for the ensuing year
will be selected.
Charles Gcssel, of Provid ence. re-
turned last week from three years
mission in Germany. The young man
states that he enjoyed himself while
away and has prottcd much by the
experience.
At the primary held in Wellsvile
saturday night the following dele
gates were elected to attend the
county convention in this city. Will
/ liam II. Vaughan. .Ir., Norman G..
A Hen, William $. Poppcton. Alter
mates, Jas. A. Latham, Alexander b.
Vaughan, John Rcdlord. The fol-
! lowing names have been received from
other towns; Richmond, II. Hullcn,
a. l.. Harris: alternate, b. l.. Peart
/ Providence, Jos. A. Smith. Hyrum,
G. +. Olsen, c. l.. Anderson, II. b.
Mcfarland: alternates, +. b. Nc
Nally, o. Il. Olsen. Smithtield, II.
Il. Petersen, Newton Woodruff, Mrs
Lucrctia Boynton.
The Beacon Light Club will hold an
open meeting at the b. y. G. Friday
evening April LIST, 1904. The
following program will be rendered:
Twelfth Night" Virginia A. Bush;
A Review OF the work in Music, Mrs.
A. J. Ridges, with selections from the
, following composers: Heydens Gyp-
: sy Rondo, Handel's Harmonious Black.
smith, Memberships Spring Song, by
Lettie Busby: Hymn to the Emperor,
r A. G.. Smurthwaite. Traumere, Eva
9 Nebeker: Mabel Green Ralph: An ar.
/ rangement from Rigollett by Miss
/, Lillian Oliver;Schubcrt's Serenade by
T.. Prof. g. NJ. Harris. The public is in
D.. vited, and especially the members of
: the Womans Agricultural College
, Club.
= "Our COLLINS, or Fun on the
Rhine musical farce comedy, was
presented last evening at the Craw.
q ford to Iarge-sized audience. who
: seemed wel-pleaScd with the enter.
+. tainment. The play contains many
: comic scenes and funny situations
that kept everyone laughing from the
# time the curtain rose on the first act
1 until it dropped on the last. The
y many SpecialtieS introduced through.
@ out the evening were of high class:
+ in fact there was not a speciality given
p that did not receive vigorous applause.
. As whole this attraction gave
q eminent satisfaction to all who at.
: tended the performance. Wichita
lkanD DAILY Eagle. Our Cob,
Inns comes to Logan Friday night
Y Miss Matte Leishman went t.
= WcIlSyillc yesterday morning to be at
j the bedside OF a younger sister who
# is seriously i'll. Mr.. VIM. LciShman
= the father of the girls, tclephoned at
d noon on Monday that the young lady
d was very i'll and that it would be best
I for Matte to come home immed
J. lately, but said that it was an i'm
S possibility for him to come to Logan
y and return before nightfall the roads
l. being practically impossible. Mis-,
: LciShman went to Mcndon on The
a Tuesday morning train and drove
# from there to Wellsyillc. Matte is 4
d waitress at The Lincoln, of excellent
J. character, splendid disposition anC
t has a large number Of warm friends
d among patrons of this place, who re
y greet the illness of one so near to her
e The sick girl is said TO have beer