The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-05

thirty days.
The ball given at Tina tchers pavil.
ion Wednesday night for the relief
fund of the San Francisco needy was
not largely attended, only about SO
being realized. The orchestra donated
the hall and its services, and the en-
tire amount taken in goes to the
relief fund.
New line of Children's
and misses ready to wear
dresses, 35C to SIPS at
Campbell's.
Mrs. Ida Hay ball entertained very
pleasantly at a card party Wednesday
evening in honor of Or. and Mrs. q.
F. Ashley, of st. Louis. Those pre-
sent were: Mrs. Ida Hayball, Mrs.
Humphreys, DR.. and Mrs. G.. +.
Ashley: Misses Dora Kilgore, Maud
Kearl, Della Cheney, Blanch Cheney:
Messrs. Cory Austin, VIM. Cheney.
The following teachers have been
offered employment in the city schools
the coming year: Esther Allen,
Mabel Holiday, Winifred Oldham,
Mary Sorenson, Agnes Hanson, Nellie
Hendricks, Electa Skeen, w. NJ. Lilly
white, Charles Lindsay, W. II. Apper-
ley, May Williamson, Claire Eldredge,
Martha Fisher, Eliza Larson, Ida II.
Peterson, Margaret Chambers, Ethel
Il. Wyant, George Harding, Ira A.
Cole.
The Logan "Gophers', an aggrega-
tion of ball tosserS from the Fifth
ward, went over to Providence Tues
day and on the diamond there cleaned
up a bunch from Strawberryville to a
! finish. But for the fact that in the
last innings the "Gophers" made
three or four costly errors, the game
would have been rout for the Provi-
dence bunch, The game finally re-
suited IL toS. o. McCulloch pitched
for the Gophers and Fife for Provi-
dencc.
VIM. +. Rigby has sold his artesian
well boring machine to VIM. Greaves
and VIM. Ever, of Logan, who will
continue to operate it. The machine
is'now in the Charleston vicinity but
will soon be taken to Alto and Benson.
These young men are recommended as
thoroughly industrious and capable
and will no doubt make success OF
the business. Those desiring wells
drilled will find 1t to their advantage
to confer with one or the other.
That paint can work wonders is
rather splendidly demonstrated in the
change that has recently been made
in the appearance of that building in
which the Smith Lumber Co. is To-
Gated. A short time ago that prop
erty was fully as unsightly TO look at
as the CART tumble-down or the
Peacock corner now are, but paint has
made it as respectable as some up
town property. Some can we'll afford
to take look at that structure now,
buy thirty cents worth Of paint and
go TO work.
Elmer Walters ever popular comedy
drama, "a Thoroughbred Tramp"will
be seen at the Thatcher Opera House
Monday May It'll. This play is now
in its fifth year Of prosperity, having
appeared in every city OF importance
from New York to San Francisco
The piece deals with Colorado folks
and is not lacking in action and though
the centeral figure is that of a yaga
bond, is none the less interesting, a.
the part has been so constructed
, as to lend both comedy ana pathos
#. Rush Thompson, the tramp, prio
to his downfall, was college graduate
, ard successful easterner who invade
the Colorado atmosphere with a view
, Of hunting down those responsible 70
his present position in life, In tn
, play is depicted naturally the humor
Gus sides of the vagabond as well a
. the pathetic-the play fairly bubble
over with rich fun and great care ma
! been taken not TO overdraw the dra
matte situations. CONSIDERABLE
t special scenery is carried by the CON
, pany and 1t is said the company
considerably above the average.