The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-15
CITY and COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.
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Miss Mae KYLE Is up from Ogden
spending some time with her sister.
Miss Charlotte Kyle.
John IT, Anderson will address the
Saints at the Scandinavian meeting
at the tabernacle tomorrow at 10 a. m.
According to announcements re-
ceived in Logan, Miss Agnes Fletcher
and Mr.. Shadrach Morgan were mar
ried at Boise on Wednesday, After
July 18th, the couple will be at home
at Evanston, Wyoming. "Aggie"
Fletcher is well known here as the
youngest daughter d the late Mark
Fletcher, and a wide circle OF friends
will wish her much Joy.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Ballinger at
the Tabernacle June II.
Carl CART, Logan's old Mother
Hubbard, has in his South Main street
ROycroftie set Of mission dining
room furniture that Is going to make
DR.. Jos. Morrell's Ogden's home about
the SWEETEST thing In the Junction
city. 1t can't be told in words, so II
you are interested you had better 60
down and take look. Carl likes to
be bothered, anyway-he Is afraid he
will forget and work too hard.
Big voting contest for the God.
dess Of Liberty at Logan's big cele.
bration on July 4. The voting
will commence Monday, June II, and
close Monday, July l, at o p. m. Votes
will be one cent each. on sale at Fl.
G. Hayball's store, Murdoch & Sons,
Geo. Hansen's, and Howell g. Gardens.
Ballot boxes at Murdock's and Han.
sens. Vote for your best girl or some
other fellows best girl.
Those who are protesting against
the proposed sewerage are jubilant
over the prospect OF beating 1t. They
say they have 1t beaten to q stand.
still, practically all Of Center street,
First North and portion Of Main
signing the protest. Many oithe pro.
testants told Mayor Robinson last fall
that they desired the city to 60 ahead
with sewerage-but probably they
didn't dream that sewerage would cost
good money.
The "First Christmas by the Ogden
Tabernacle Choir at the Logan Taber.
nacle, June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Ostien and Mrs.
Winge leave Logan next Tuesday. Mr..
Ostien goes to his fruit farm in the
famous Yakima Valley, while the two
ladies 20 to Montana for the summer.
In the loss Of these excellent people,
Logan loses that which any town
should regret to lose-true excellence,
culture, refinement and splendid
worth. Mr.. Ostien has been ut the
A. c. Of U. i've years and has been
generally regarded as one Of the
strongest members OF the faculty.
Keen, clear.cut, Of good scholarship,
ripe experience, and no little positive
force he has gained the respect and
highest appreciation of those familiar
with his work, and In personal way
his afYability and courtesy have made
him q wide circle OF friends who
would that he might remain In Logan.
Mrs. Ostien Is not less appreciated In
that circle Of which she formed such
an important link. In her work at
the college she was eminently salts.
factory and In the Woman's Club she
was a leader intellectually and socially.
That force Of circumstances directs
their steps hitherward henceforth
and forever more will undoubtedly
prove to their great advantage, but
the knowledge OF that does not quite
compensate for the loss felt In their
going.
At the editors festal board Wcdnes.
day evening the usual number was
increased by three-Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Ostein and Mrs. Winge. Com.
pany is appreciated now as thoroly
as 1t was when the writer was a boy
it is always the occasion for a better
meal. Personally, we could stand
better meals frequently and would
that the number might be increased
to three da7--but alack, alas, there's
little hope until San Francisco
earthquake Jars us loose from the
editorial sanctum sanctorumtootum
Later in the evening Of this day
marked so pleasantly by an extra dish