The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-26

The charming Opcretta
PAULINE
at Opera House, March 10Th.
G.. J. Peterson has has returned from
the Castle Gate mines and is now at
home in Providence.
For Rent Rooms in the CONNER
cial Block. Apply at Coop Grocery
& Drug Co.
Geo. o. Hay ball has been absent from
the Cache Valley Bank day or two
on account Of sickness.
Miss kathrine Smith, preceptress at
the New Jersey Academy, is entirely
recovered from an eight weeks illness.
Miss Ethel Ryan, instructor in
music at the New Jercy Academy,
gives private recital this afternoon
at 1870 O'Clock.
| The Athletic Association of the A.
G. Of L. will give grand ball at the
college gymnasium tonight. Al have
a cordial invitation.
Don't FORGET the London House is
the cheapest place in town for Dry
Goods, Millinery, etc. Mrs. MollO, 81
West First North street, block west
of First National Bank.
The Priesthood Meeting of the Ben
son Stake of Zion will be held in Lew
iston on Saturday, April ., 1904, at IL
am. VIM. H. Lewis, Alma Merrill,
Il. A. Hendricks, stake Presidency.
T.. j. Murphy, Auditor for the Cum
mings Commission Co., was in Logan
Friday in consultation with Mr. W.
H. Weaver, the local representative
in the Office just established here.
Members of the Fortieth Quorum of
Seventy will please remember that
their presence is requested at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening,
March %. A. ID. THATCHER, SR., Pres.
Eliason Sisters grand spring mill
inery opening takes place on Tuesday
and Wednesday, March 20 and 80.
All ladies are cordially invited to visit
the store on those dates, especially.
II. G.. Hayball will give his spring
millinery opening Tuesday and We'd
ncsday, 10Th and 3Oth where you will
see all the latesty styles Every lady
visiting our store on these days will be
presented with a beautiful souvenir
free, Remember the place. 5I-55
Center Street.
Miss Lillian Oliver, assisted by Miss
Virginia II. Bush and Prof. G. NJ
Harris, will give grand concert at
Franklin. March 3Oth. and Smithfield
March 3lst. All the reserved seats
at Smithiicd were sold five or siA
days ago, and packed house i,
assured.
Bartlett Carbon and Seth Hansen
have done some really excellent pos
ter" work for Pauline All the
lNlltllIE Nollt VII Nll' blllNI'bl blll-
boards was done by them. Carbon is
said to have in him the making of q
real artist, having done some super
Tor skctching.
Wash Young blew into town on ;
breeze from Preston Thursday at noor
and bought the old Serge Balltf horse
for a Salt Lake surrey animal-nol
for himself, but for lady coustomer
Wash says Preston is nothing but q
big lump OF mud and that they ar,
running boats to the station rathe
than run the risk of horses dropping
through to China.
The Thatcher Opera House manage
ment and the students who sang il
pauline" are cooperating to Civ
: the old folks of Cache Stake a pleas
ant time next Tuesday afternoon
, Tie opera house people donate the us
: of the building, and the students sim
! without charge to all people of tn
[ stake 60 years Of age and over. Thi
t matinee begins at 300 p. m. sharp.
Next Monday evening the JUNO
: boys of the A. G.. of y. will entertai
the Junior girls. The faculty room
will be converted into numberlcss COZ
+ corne rs and banquet will be serve
I by Caterer Smith in one of the room
n of the art department. The affair
f to be very formal, toastS, music, game
c serving to furnish enjoyment.
c short time ago the girls cntertaine
S informally and the boys are returnin
Il the compliment,
The GulIey-Galey Co., representa-
: the oil Syndicate that is operating il
" this state, appear to be in earnest i
N this county. They have secured owe
two hundred options on diiIerer
c tracts of land near Benson, Trento
;, and other places, The options ru