The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-06


nacle tonight. Admission soc.
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The choir of the Seventh ward will
give leap year ball Friday. Feb, 8,
at o'clock. in the old Seventh ward
meeting house
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Miss Jean Cox has been suffering
the past week with an attack of la
grippe but expects to resume her
school work the latter part Of thy
week
Everybody was reading that card !
in Howell Bros. window Saturday. |
Did you read It? It means a motorcy-
Gle.
The Princess theatre has two
good vaudeville attractions this week |
and in connection with their special |
films make an attraction well worth
seeing
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While out driving Sunday. Darrell |
! the five year old son of John Crock |
EFT was thrown from the carriage |
and sustained broken leg He is
getting along nicely.
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Wobyca win meet this afternoon al
the home of Mrs. F. A. Hinckley.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. Smith and Mr..
and Mr.. Chas McCulloch. formerly of
Logan, but now of Rexburg, Idaho,
are here visiting among their many
Logan friends.
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Miss Minnie Carr returned to her
home in Ogden yesteday after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Morton of this city.
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The program at the Lyric for the
fore part of the week is as follows.
A Football Hero, Essanay; How Abe
Gets Even with ather; Why He
Gave Up, Biograph; The Man in the
Taxi, Lubin; Pull for the Shore,
Sailor, Edison.
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Prof. A. n. Merrill. formerly of u.
College faculty. but now teacher
in the b. Y. u at Provo, addressed
the students of the b. Y. yesterday
mornig The college an dwas out in
full uniform and with pride displayed
for the first time the beautiful new
instruments recently purchased.
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Sometime between the hours of s
p. m Saturday and a. m. Sunday,
the American Express Office was
broken into and large quantity of
liquor stolen. Entrance was made
through a window on the north side
o the building. There seems no doubt
as to what the int snt of the burglars
was, as booze and booze only was
molested Five or six crates were
, taken, however. and 1t appears some
one intends having time. Up to a
late nOuT ldSt tNeHlHS hO diieoto
had been made.
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A special feature in connection
with the Roundup at the Utah Agri.
- cultural College Is the big Boost Utah
, meeting which will be held in the
a college chapel Wednesday evening.
, February Z. at 1880 o'clock. Governor
n William Spry, State Superintendent
: A. C Nelson and all members Of the
: State Land Board will be in attend
ance. The governor is booked for a
talk on "Utah's Future" The public
is invited to this meeting and it is
: expected by school authorities that
A farmers from every town in the
a the county will be present.
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g The annual meeting of the Cache
Fruit Growers Association was held
yesterday in the court house at II
o'clock and continuing until 4 il
I the afternoon. Fruit men from al
over the county we're present and thu
old officers gave the following repor
Apples to the amount Of $4,000 wer'
shipped out last year. Paid out some
thing over $1,000 for labor. An s pc
! cent dividend was declared on tn
stock OF the company which will b
! paid in cash. The books showed
surplus of $4,000 besides the cash di
vidend. A new board Of directors wa
chosen consisting of the following
! President: John Quayie; vice-pres
dent, Niels r. Broby; directors. WIN
r. Zollinger, s. b. Hall and B. N
! Campbell; secretary and treasurer
u Rau Rasmussen