The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-06
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
HOLD BIG CHEER PARTY
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cream, cake and other refreshments
we're served The balance of the even
ing was spent I'll social dance
Manager Geo +. Squires and Direc.
tors f. p. Bacon. Geo +. Thatcher, |
DR.. Emeis and c. NJ. Harris, made |
enthusiastic talks during the evening |
in which they praised the employees |
of the American Steam Laundry to |
tn top-notch. They also promised |
some great extensions and improve
ments to the laundry, which will add |
much to the comfort and pleasure OF !
all concerned
Perhaps the most enjoyable feature |
of the evening was the following yer.
SEES which were written by Miss So
all Milton The manner in which
they were read simply delighted the
laundry workers and their friends b,
yond description;
Each young lady had invited Ger
nearest and dearest gentleman friend,
and we are safe ~ saying that moth
ing before of its kind has ever hap
pened in Logan that would compare
with this delightful entertainment.
My Dream How the Laundry Work,
ers Went to Heaven.
dreamed that | was sitting, all quiet
and alone.
'Twas in the early evening, and :he
moon.Deams gently shone
Down through the trees; when all al
once | heard a laughter peal,
And looking through my window saw,
mammoth automobile.
Come quick" | heard Miss Thatcher
say, IVES through our labors here,
We're going to take up laundering in
another sphere;
We're going UP to heaven, there's
work up there you know,
The Angels have many parties and
they want robes white as snow"
! rushed out to the auto, by LuelIa
took a place,
And with two or three exceptions,
saw smiles on each girls ace;
With, Mr.. Squires at the the wheel,
we whizzed along the street,
| And suddenly turning corner, whom
! think We we should meet?
| Nhy. Mr.. Lewis and Steadman, w;lb
their shovels to handle coal,
End soap and bluing, too, they had,
twas in big white bowl.
And when they joined the company
we drove down by the hill.
land there with his typewriter stood
none less than Jessie Gill;
OF course we must have him alone
to keep the finance straight,
For we couldn't trust st. Peter, II n'
does guard heavens gate.
The next to join the company, wa'
Mr. Becker and Eph,
They had a banner which read
French Dry in old relief,
WIN Saurey was there with his bas
kets, Claim Curtis with paper roll
While Albert and Maggie, well bless
me! scarce could they their pens con
troll;
SO delighted are they with marking
they practiced along the way,
"A b. s. and Eagle hotel, I'm sure
heard them say.
Miss Harris and Miss Hammond hat
irons to finish collars,
| And they, of course, looked happy
for work, you know, means dollars
/ And Edna had pail of starch, ant
she was wondering if,
In that new field of labor, they
/ want clothes very stiff.
+. But for Indie, Jennie and Eller
| some grief DER them did dangle,
, I learned twas because there was n
= room in the auto, FOR the mangie'
n But Mr.. Squires told them, perhaF
!. they'd find one there,
And this was somewhat comforting
e and eased their sad despair.
d As for the rest who finish shirts, an
e do hand ironing mostly,
:. All had their irons with them, an
watched them very closely.
J. Then Mr.. Squires raised the spec
s and We gradually assembled,
II And then me-thought this auto Il
s. an air-ship was intended;
>. Higher and higher stin we went, al
I, once while In the air,
n | nnt IN a riff nf clnuda we saw, son