The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-22

"ieSiuVou az IiCStOu OStWccu til6
Oaks Of Logan and the Preston team
was won 10y the latter with a score OF
5 toll.
Vote for your favorite for the God.
dess Of Liberty. Votes cost but one
cent each. Just think how much you
can do for cent. Get 10 the game aud
play hard.
Rev. ClemensCn left yesterday for
Mt. Pleasant TO remain over SUNDAY
In an effort to ascertain desired facts
In relation to securing a minister for
that town.
II. G. Hay ball says he is goins 10
stop advertising unless The newspapers
will agree to furnish clerks. Duriug
this weeks sale, his force Of clerks
have been overworked
July 4th reduced rates via o.
s. l.. Tickets on sale July Ord
and 4th, good until July 9th.
Attorney A. S. Evans. OF Lehi, was
In the city Yesterday. He returned
home yesterday accompanied by his
wife, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
James Parks the past few days.
You can't tell women's age after
she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Her complexion Is fine. She is
round, plump, and handsome; In fact
she is young again. 35cents, Tea or
Tablets. Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Prof. and Mrs Bexell left for
Cadillac, Michigan, Wednesday morn.
Ing, and will remain during the sum.
mer months. The fish In Logan river
are particularly rej0iced at this de-
parture, as Bexell Is an expert. In q
two days trip last year he caught
thee trout OF q total length OF eighteen
aud one quarter inches.
On Wednesday a twelve-year.old son
OF George Stanton. Of Hyrum, was
severely injured In the mountains by
the falling Of tree which struck the
young man on the back OF the head.
The skull was fractured badly and the
brain is somewhat affected. Medical
aid was secured, and 1t Is thought the
boy will recover.
The M. l. A. of the Seventh ward
have secured the Auditorium for a
grand ball next Wednesday evening,
and with the proceeds above expenses
expect to buy books. Boosters are at
work and o great time is anticipated,
II the public has any hankering for a
dance 1t can we'll afford to give up Its
money for this one.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hendricks enter.
tanned Thursday evening, cards, social
chat and refreshments serving to pass
the time away very delightfully."-.
Those present we're Messrs. and
Mesdames Jos. Monson, J. S. Hen
bricks, w. II. Hendricks, II. Bullen,
Jr., w. j. Harrison, W. X. Burnham,
A. B. Harrison, j. p. Griffin, a. r,
Jenkins, Mrs. ID. j. Rainey, Mrs.
Talitha Rainey, and Mrs Jennie
Rainey- Campbell
| U. C. 7. excursion to Provo.
Fare $500 round trip; tickets
ON sale June 20, p, 22nd; good
returning June 25th.
Thursday afternoon, at the home Of
John Il. Caine, Jf., Miss Blanche
Game gave a Kensington In honor Of
her guest, Miss Allie Cox, OF Manti
The young ladies present were Misses
Elva ,Ellason, Fee Mathisen, Ruby
Wright, Mildred Forgeon, Maud Egg
bert, Genevieve Thatcher, Alton
Thatcher, Zella Smart, Julia Nibley
Lutte Thatcher, Josephine Thatcher
Minnie Peterson, Eunice Jacobson
Laura Nebeker, Ruby Nebeser, Nellie
Hayball, and Mrs. VIM. Jardine. A
feature of the afternoon was the
serving by the royal chiffoniers,
Orval Adams and John T. Game III
who were arrayed In white, and deco
rated with red roses.
Sundays Idaho Statesman" pub
lished at Boise, says: Another beau
tiful home wedding was that OF Mis-!
Agnes Fletcher and Mr.. Frederick
Morgan, OF Evanston, Wyo., who were
married at the home of the BRIDE:
sister, Mrs. r. M, Piper, where she
has been making her home for the
past three years. The wedding took
place on Wednesday evening, Rev
Dean Kinks performing the ceremony
at $50 O'Clock in the presence Of about
| 30 intimate friends. The rooms OIL
the Piper home were perfect bowel
Of roses. In the parlor where TIN