The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-06-27
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Newton

Stutt ana MT. h1ng IN the lead1ng
roles and ably supported by Mr.. Stutt
Mrs. Eastman and others. The play
is a gem from beginning to end. and
the clever acting of Mrs. Stutt and
Mr.. King brought down the house
and won for them the honest praise
of ALL The other characters were
equally well handled, bursts Of ap-
plause greeting the able comedian.
Mr.. Stutt.
The other presentations Of the week
we're: La Belle Marie" The Gam.
bler's Wife, East Lynne" and last
but by no means least, that side split
ter, "Ole Olson"
The performances throughout were
high class in every respect both as to
costumes and dramatic representation.
There was just that touch OF realism
impaired to each performance that
caught the listeners fancy and gave
place to the imagination.
The managers guarantee was salts
faction or money refunded at the close
of the performance. The fact that
not one call was made upon him Is
evidence that the company was more
than satisfactory. They were excel
lent.
Should this excellent company OF ar.
tists find 1t convenient to visit with
us again, we assure them crowded
house for every engagement.
A fine 4th of July program is being
arranged and everything is being put
in order for the celebration Of the ma
tons birthday. Who in Newton Is
so unpatriotic as to leave town or re-
main at home next Wednesday? II
anv. sneak, for him have l offended.
Who of you will not boost for this
celebration? If any, speak, l want
TO know who are the knockers.
We are going to have big time all
day long, and will end up with big
prom" so come along with your lady
love show her the wonderful sights
70 he seen in our fair city and then
take her to the opera house, where
both of you will be carried away by
the rapturous melodies Of the Hansen
orchestra.
Therem be something doing every
minute.
Our girls are developing an Al base
ball team Last week they challenged
the married men and were accepted.
The game was warm one from start
to finish. The married stiffs, like Ma
poleon came, saw, and conquered, and
our fair maidens took defeat 10 tho
tune of Is TO SO, like characteristic
heroines. They deserve the praise Of
the entire community, for they played
ball all the tipe, and were not slow
either. If you don't believe this ask
the bishop.
Thursday, June 20th, the Sunday
Schools gave their annual Field day
and Newton responded, men, women
and children great, tall, slim, small
fat, lean. or otherwise, partook of the
days enioyments. A nice prearranged
program was carried out and games
and sports occupied the afternoon
Dainty refreshments were served from
stands conducted by the committee
and free lemonade was offered TO al.
during the day.
There was considerable excitement
and laughter during the climbing oil
the greasy pole, and the eating OF the
lemon pies, by contestants VINO mao
their hands tied behind them.
Races were feature OF the occa
sion and neat prizes were given to the
winners. This social function OF the
schools had its double purpose aht
uOtn were realized. II made the SUI
dents feel that the organization is be
hind such clean, wholesome enjoyment
and il gave the officers and teachers
an opportunity to get in touch with
their pupils and thus be better able
to meet them in the class room.
The event has been made an annual
feature of the work and is looked for
ward to with eagerness by the boys
and girls. The officers and excellent
corp of teachers deserve unstinted
praise for their efforts to make the
event the success that 1t was. Parents
should feel the need Of placing their
children in touch with Sabbath schooi
work and a cordial invitation Is ex'
tended to all parents to unite with the
parents class of the school and thus
raise the standards of both the home
tho aohnnI