The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-11

Rev. Norfeet will speak at the
Methodist church in Hyrum tomor-
row at p. m. The people OF Hyrum
are most cordially invited
Hon. James T. Hammond came up
from Salt Lake Wednesday evening
and made trip to Paradise, return
ing to the capital city Saturday morn
ing.
Word comes from Preston that
David b Lamreaux is not expected TO
live. The physicians say that he may
not last more than one week. The
ailment is Of the brain and II is grad
ually wearing his life away.
Hon. Joseph Howell. returned from u
trip to Ogden and Salt Lake Thurs
day after viewing the carnage wrought
by the American party. He says that
both republicans and democrats are
feeling pretty good considering the
drubbing they got.
Owing TO the absence Of Pres. Ritter,
of the Commercial Club, and the fail
ure of a sufficient number Of club men,
bers to put in appearance, no official
meeting was held Wednesday night as
scheduled. Some matters were talked
over informally, but there was an
early adjournment.
The Telluride Power Co. now sup
plies users Of electric lights with
standard high grade lamp at 20 cents
each and by the dozen at S225. Pa
irons Of the city plant who now com.
plain of poor lights" will lind relief
by using our low voltage lamps. Call
us on either phone and we will suggest
the proper remedy, !
The Bear River Valley Loan Asso-
citation is a new organization in con.
nection with the Brigham City First
National bank. Messrs. Thos. Smart
and Soren Hansen, Of this county. are
named as two most largely interested
and the Box Elder News contains ex-
cellent likenesses of the gentlemen in
connection with very fiattering men.
tion.
Friends of Miss Annie Shirley will
tender her complimentary concert
at the Brigham Young College next
Tuesday evening at $40. Miss
Shirley will appear in five numbers,
The balance OF the program will be
given by Logan's best talent. Reserv-
ed seats 80 cents general admis-
sion 20.
y Manager Langton, of the a. c. Of
U. football team, went to Salt Lake
this week and arranged a game with
the University bunch, the same TO
come off in Logan on Saturday, Nov.
18th. There have been some differ
ences between the two teams hereto
fore, the University refusing TO play
here, but these have been settled and
the game scheduled as above. This
is cheering news to the football en-
thusiasts Of this vicinity.
That the Presbyterians will have a
fine new building added to the New
building added to the New Jersey
Academy next year is now an assured
fact Rev. Clemenson has received
advices from the Presbyterian Board
in New York city that 1t is advisable
to get out foundation rock for the
building before the bad weather sets
in. 1t is represented that this will be
a $4,000 building, and will prove q
very acceptable addition to the city's
educational institutions.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Porter have
now moved into the dormitory Of the
A. c. of U. and hereafter will conduct
that establishment, Mrs. Snowder
having decided to give up the place
Mrand Mrs. Porter are most estimabl,
young people with many friends whit
wish them success In this. Mr.. Port
er is recent graduate of the A. G. o
, U. and should certainly be in toucl
with the needs and desires Of tina
portion OF the student body whicl
finds haven Of rest at the dormitory
Hei bert Morton Stops, cartoonis
for Student Life" and REPUBLICAN,
got out some posters for the Presby
terrain "chicken pie supper" that hay
attracted no little attention. On
of 'em attracted such unfavorable at
tention that some good Jealous Sain
tore the corner off one and removed
an Objectionable likeness. YounI
Stops is as innocent as girl ant
such perfect gentleman that n
could not have perpetrated such
thing with deliberate intent
Prof. George Thomas, bandmaster
is arranging for a benefit concert /,
raise funds for the purchase Of needed
instruments for band members. II,
proposes TO present q program II
which tha hest talent Of the citV yil