The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-25

gan Dry Goods Co.
Miss Charlotte Kyle, of the \. J.Ar 1
spent Sunday with Miss Hannah len
sen at McndOn.
Robert Redford was over from Stcrl
ing Saturday and filed his bond as
road supervisor
BOYS shirts and drawer, worth 6Oc !
for 3jc at Logan Try Goods Co.
WIN. Leishman, of WellsviIIc, vas
in Logan Saturday, He reported that
there had been five deaths in that
town since Christmas.
Michael Johnson Of College Ward,
was in Logan Tuesday. Mr.. Johnson
was one of the orgnal supporters OF
this paper in a financial way and we
are always glad to see him,
Ladies waists, the $3.50 and Sl.Tj
/ for 81. 90 at the Logan Dry Goods Co.
/ James Mcneil and William FOllett
went to Salt Lake yesterday morn
ing in the interest of the Logan and
Richmond canal. They will probably
be absent for two or three weeks.
100 Ladies' Vests worth 7jc, special
price 4Oc at Logan Dry Goods Co.
The odd Fellows are preparing for
a grand ball in the very near future,
probably the second week in Febru-
AIRY. This will be an invitation affair
to the extent of two or three hundred
Clerk Larsen says that an occasion
al coyote or wolf hide is brought in
and the person is given a certificate
calling for the bounty. A magnti-
cent wolf hide came in from Hyde
Park Tuesday.
John Jones, of St.Anthony, who has
been an employe of THE REPUBLICAN,
several months, left Sunday for Poca-
tello where he takes place on The
Tribune. Jones is good fellow
and we wish him good luck.
In the fencing contest at the Il. Y.
G. next Friday evening Mr. John Bish.
op. Or. EmeiS. John Christensen, and
Mr. Wcndleboe will act as the officials
This is to be struggle OF a lifetime,
and the event is attracting consider.
/, able attention.
Rudolph and Adolph" at the opera
house Saturday night more than met
expectations. These comedians kept
the house in continual uproar Will
their German method of getting the
horse before the cart, and the special
. ties were fairly good The little plot
there is in the production is based OF
, the ludicrOuS mistakes incident to the
remarkable similarity in appearance o
, Rudolph and AdOlph DinkleSpiel
, Some of the fun was real keen and {
few of the Jokes remarkably fresh
They got of one on Hyrum',
/ straight fronts" that was a sizzler
As preliminary the home orchestra
got OIL some good music and a few
stunts not down on the usual pro
gram. There was pretty fair audi
enCe present.
The Amalgamated Sugar Co. al
ways does the handsome thing by its
, employees and in its grand ball anC
banquet at the Pavilion last Friday
evening nothing that could hav,
, added to the pleasure was missing
, The hail was comfortably filled Will
, employees and friends and other invited
guests so that the scene was one o
much gayety and pleasure. Stump
tuouS refreshments were served by
| Murdoch. The pleasure did not enc
before O'Clock and then the guests
were 10th to leave. 1t is such treat
ment as this that cndcarS men t
their employers and cutivateS feel
ing of friendship and sincere interest
in the other. The Amagamatcd is tC
be commended, and congratulated on
the success of its affair
Miss Marie IIutteballc will receive
new students in dresSmaking during
= the first week in February, for the
Spring Course. Those wishing thor.
ough course should avail themselves
of this opportunity, Miss Hutteball's
work, as well as that of her students,
has been awarded gold medals and
several other prizes at Utah State
fairs. Apply over Campbell & Nor,
rell'S, Logan, Utah.
The DeSeret News says Of the Bon,
ME Brier Bush Co.; More than the
usual in things theatrical is awakened
over the coming Of THE Bonnie Briel
BuSh,' The local feeling has always
been strong for this perfectly present.
ed stage version Of Ian Mac Laren's
tales of Scotia folk, from the fact that
the grand old man of the stage" J
, II. Stoddart interprets the leading