The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-27

bicycle and novelty shop two doors
east of the Novelty Theatre on First
North street.
G. Gessel, the brick maker Of Cache
county, wilTsell brick by the wagon
or car load The choicest kind.
The priesthood of the Benson Stake
Of Zion VIII hold their regular meet
ing on Saturday, June ,, at 10 am. in
Lewiston. W, II. Lewis, Alma Mer.
rill, b A. Hendricks, presidency.
Mr.. J. j. Flack, OF Franklin, gent
leman with means and father Of Mr..
--Flack, of The Cache Valley
Bank, has been in Logan several DAYS
looking at various residence properties
with the idea of buying.
A lunch counter has been opened
at the fremont Hotel, and good meals
will be served for loo Call and see If
you don't get as much as others give
for % cents.
The marriage of Miss Susie Drys-
dale, OF Logan, to Mr.. B. Carter Of
Nernal, Utah, took place in Salt Lake
City, Wednesday morning. The bride
is well known young lady of the
Second ward and the groom is stud
ent of the A. G. of U. The couple
leave for Chicago and the east on
Monday. They have host OF friends
who wish them all the good things
that can come to them.
We collect all kinds of Indebtedness,
out-lawed notes and accounts special
attention, II. A. Petersen g. Co.
ONCE over First National Bank. I
Last Tuesday evening very pleas
ant surprise was rendered Mrs. J. u.
Stewart by the officers Of the Sixth
ward Relief Society. The evening was
spent very enjoyably. Covers were set
for thirty persons. An elegant silver
cake dish was presented TO her as a
token of their esteem, The surprise
was appreciated very much by Mrs.
Stewart as most OF the officers have
been laboring with her in the society
for over fifteen years.
Misses Ethel Thatcher and Vella
Benson entertained on Tuesday even
ing at the home OF Roy ID. Thatcher.
The affair was a lawn party OF real
beauty and much pleasure. The lawn
was lighted with myriad of electric
lights and here peanut races and other
games were INDUCED in. Prizes were
given those who found the least and
largest numbers of hidden peanuts
The Thatcher parlors were also in use
and here profusion of honeysuckle
and lilac blossoms lent their beauty
and sweet perfume. Refreshments
and fruit punch were served. A good
ly number of the younger society en-
joyed most delightful evening.
Quality is first consideration in
building holse, as quality is remem-
bered long after the price is forgotten.
We have quality and good prices. Su-
perior Lumber Co., Preston, Idaho. !
Prof. A. NJ. Merrill, who has been
in st. George, Utah, the past two
years, at the head uf the schools in
that city, says that the climatic con-
ditions are almost perfect, and that
that section is rapidly becoming noted
as health resort, especially for con.
sumptives. When he went there nc
more than three or four consumptives
were there for their health, but at the
present times possibly as many as
fifty are in that vicinity. Mr.. Mer.
Ri likes st. George, but feels that it is
somewhat 'oH the earth" and in all
probability he will spend next year in
southern Idaho where everything is
booming.
Anders Anderson has moved his
| business from the Log Cabin TO First
North street, two doors east from the
Novelty theatre, where he is prepared
| W lCIVINC iIlo many SuSlOlltIo anu al
others who wish TO get tirst-class shoe
repairing done on short notice.
The Utahna will be opened next Mon,
day evening as scheduled-that is,
the vaudeville end of the affair. Man
ager Piper has hustled things in his
characteristic way and today and Mon
day the finishing touches will be
added TO the stage and open air
auditorium. The scenery and wings
have been painted by Peterson and
are indeed very pretty. The drop cur
tain is really swell piece of work
and the whole affair during the times
it isn't raining will show up well
Mr.. Piper claims to have great bill
on for the first week. Manager
Gourley OF the Salt Lake Utahna
booked this for him and Mr.. Pypel
then went to Salt Lake and saw al
least portion Of 1t.