The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-18

bOT STUDY VIII remain IN ufe WeSU
room Of the church, where Rev. Nor
fleet may be found between the hours
OF and IL am. each day except Mon
days.
One dollar is the price
for any hat at EliasOn's
store, for one week only.
II. G. Whitney, business manager OF
the Deseret News, and J. d. Spencer,
with their wives, returned TO Salt
Lake city Tuesday after weeks Bear
lake. trip with Mr.. and Mrs. b. G.
Thatcher The party camped at
Fish Haven and the Salt Lake people
were charmed with the beauties OF the
lake and Logan canyon. Messrs.
Whitney and Spencer were surprised
at the possibilities Of Bear Lake as
resort, but were not less surprised and
pleased at Logans growth and gen.
eral Improvement within recent years.
1t has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases and
driven away more fears than any other
medicine In the world. HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents. Tea
or Tablets. G. f. Napier
Mr.. and Mrs. James Don have gone
to Logan called by the death of their
brother-in-law, Leonard Pitkin, who
died very suddenly Thursday. Mr..
Pitkin, who was here for some time
last summer, was working In field at
Millville, few miles from Logan,
with George Johnson, of this city also
brother-in-law, and he died soon
after reaching the hospital at Logan.
The gentleman was very popular and
death has caused sorrow for all who
knew him.-Park City Record.
The Logan Sixth warders propose
to celebrate on the oath. have select
ed the Right Honorable and Reverend
John Bench as chief locomotor In the
affair, and he is authority for the
statement that this effort will be on
such a magnificent scale as to cause
the Fourth OF July celebration to pale
into insgnificance. John is, himself,
a painter Of the first magnitude and
he proposes to use red paint to the
limit, as we'll as red fire in the even
ing. There will be morning pro-
gram at the meeting house, races and
games for the children, perhaps a
dance In the evening, and big fire.
works display at night. Further par
ticulars will be given later.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Christensen en-.
tertained Friday evening in honor of
their guest, Miss Julia Howe, OF Salt
Lake city. Five Hundred" was
played during the evening, Miss Howe
winning the ladies' first prize, Miss
Florence Miner winning the second;
George f. Thatcher was the most ex-
pert gentleman, and VIM. Howell Sec
ond. Besides those named above
there were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Thatcher Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Thatcher, Mrs. VIM. Howell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvan Needham, Mr.. and M rs
Henry Crockett, Miss Rhea Ricks,
Messrs. George Torgeson and Benz
Carlisle. The evening was one OF many
real pleasures.
"Where Gush the Geysers" and
THE Man with the Hoe In Idaho" are
very attractive booklets Just issued by
the Oregon Short Line. The first !:
descriptive Of Yellowstone Park anc
carries forty-fve colored illustrations
CT scenes in this great wonderland o.
nature. Interesting information anc
splendid map of the park accom-
pany the pictures, the whole forming
brochure that every summer traveller
should have in his possession, WITH
i the completion OF the Yellowstone
branch which leaves the main line al
Idaho Falls, the Short Line is nov
able to deliver tourists at the parl
boundary, and is now running a parl
special. The other booklet tells o
Idaho and It's glorious opportunities
A card to d, f, Burley, General Pas
senger Agent, Salt Lake city, will
bring these attra ctiye booklets.