The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-06

Lost.On vain street a band music
BOOK, Leave at this cilice
Ola Olsen, Of Millville, was in Lo-
gan Yesterday
Campbell & Morrell have decided to
continue their clearance sale until
saturday, January 9th.
Joseph Holt, David Sparks and John
Thompson, of Charleston, were in Lo-
gan yesterday.
spacious meeting house has re-
Gently been built in Thatcher Ward.
GENTLE Valley, Idaho.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Herrick, mother OF
l.. A. Herrick, who has been seriously
III at Rexburg, is improving.
The regular meeting OF the 10th
Quorum of Seventy will be held Tues
day evening, December 8, at 80 and
at the usual place.
George II. Champ, president of the
Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation, re.
turned Thursday night from a six
weeks trip in the east. While absent
he visitedNcw York, Chicago and
other prominent cities in the interest
of his company. Mr. Champ is look
ing and feeling well and is glad to be
az home.
Ben Carlisle, florist, is interested ia
establishing such proposition as was
mentioned In the last REPUBLICAN. a
conservatory to grow flowers for the
Utah market. Mr.. Carlisle has long
had this proposition in mind, has sew
cred his connection with the Logan
Nursery and is trying to promote his
plan He would appreciate any as.
sistance or suggestion.
The children of Mrs. N. NJ. Lamor-
eaux arranged and carried to splendid
success surprise on her at the home
Of Mrs. Maud Robinson, Wednesday
evening, the occasion being in honor
l'of Mrs. Lamoreaux's birthday
anniversary. The victim Of the pleas.
ant affair was spirited away from home
early in the morning and during the
day was kept at the home Of Mrs.
| Newman, so that when she was taken
to the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Robinson, in the evening, the surprise
was complete. During the evening,
games, cards. and music were enjoyed
together with a most sumptuous re.
freshments. Those present were
Mayor and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Crawford, Mrs. Carpenter
and daughters, Lulu and Salome, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Lamoreaux, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joseph Newbold, Mr.. Rolfsen
Earl Robinson. Miss Lottie Lamor
eaux, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur Bateson, Mrs. MauC
| Robinson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hillman, A. G
students recently married, wer,
treated to a royal good time Thursda,
evening in which a bob.sled ride,
supper at Ballif's and a parcel show
er" were features. Early in the even
ing the party consisting OF forty. o
the Sorosis Society, Sigma Alphas
and Delta 1ota Betas, student frater
mites at the college, with the youn,
couple occupying seats of honor, wa
driven about the streets of the city
Blasts from tin horns, A. c. yells an,
songs marked their progress unit
about $50 O'Clock, when the Who'll
number got busy at the Balf Cafe
where plendld supper was served l.
to the party. Here pleasant hou
was spent, after which the line q
march to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hillman in the eastern part of tn
city was taken up. Then came tn
shower, the young people bein
presented with little of everythin
ornamental and useful, tokens Of 10y
and esteem. The affair will probabl
never be forgotten by any participant
and certainly not by Mr.. and Mr.:
Hillman. Prof and Mrs. j. A. Bexe
chaperoned the party.