The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-20

tOi1lSnt, TICKETS 50 cents,
ladies free.
George Skidmorc ana wife were
passengers TO Salt Lake yes erday.
Mrs. Houde, OF Pocatcllo, came to
Logan yesterday to remain with her
mother, Mrs Rund
Andreas Peterson will address the
Scandinavian meeting tomorrow at 10
a, M. at the usual place.
Fritz, son Of MIR. and Mrs George
II, Champ, who has been threatened
with pneumonia, is improving
There are two cases Of spinal men.
nights IN the Fifth ward. The suffer-
ers are children three and SIX yea S
old
City Councilman Edward Nelson has
been confined to his hone during the
past ten days with a bad attack Of
shingles.
If everybody don't,
They should IL they could,
Skate at the Auditorium.
There are people there to show
You how.
Mrs. Thad Naylor returned from
Centervile Thursday night after an
absence OF one week The lady was
with her mother, who has been indis.
posed for some time.
The negro arrested at Cache June.
tion for purloining a satchel was
bound over to the district court on
charge Of grand larceny, Bail was
fixed at $500, in default Of which he
was committed to jail.
Bishop A. l.. Skanchy and counsel.
lor George Dunbar went to Salt Lake
yesterday TO interview some Of the
church authorities in regard to de-
sired appropriation for the new meet
ing house to be built in the Sixth ward
In this city.
Lovers of dancing can
be highly entertained at
ThatCher's Pavilion to-
night. Ladies free.
The Thatcher pavilion opened for
dancing last night, an A. Q. society
giving a swell ball. The pavilion has
been used for roller skating the past
few months but the floor has been put
into perfect condition and lovers of
the eight fantastic" are now invited
to their old haunt.
Z. Tcet came up from Salt Lake
city Thursday to look after his Center
Street Bargain Store" Mr. Teet
has returned from the east but recent.
ly and while there secured some ex-
ceptional bargains which he offers the
public in an ad to be found elsewhere.
Don't forget Eliason Sis
tiers. They have a cheap
sale, and their lady clerks
will show you around
whether you buy or not.
The sale begins today.
A reception was rendered the retir.
ing bishop Of the Fifth ward yesterday
afternoon No bishop ever lived more
in the hearts of the people than id
William Hyde, and it is fitting that
an expression of love and friendship
be rendered him for his thirty-three
years Of faithful service among the
people Of his ward.
The Logan Amusement Hall was
opened for roller skating Thursday
night and though the weather was ex.
tremely bad there were probably five
hundred people at the resort during
the evening, a great proportion Of
whom skated. The throng expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
floor and the "elbow room"
The tiftieth wedding anniversary OF
Absalom Woolf and his wife was OBJ
served yesterday at Hyde Park. Nu-
merous relatives and friends were
present and in season of gaity all
enjoyed themselves greatly. Absalom
Woolf is one of the pioneers OF Utah,
among the first who built the bridges
and made roads in these mountain
valleys lie rendered valuable services
In early days by assisting in protect
ing the homes Of the people from the
Indians
A trip to California costs
money, but you can go to
the Logan Auditorium on
First West Streer FREE