The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-10-20


A. great many of the Richmond PEG
pie went to Logan last Saturday TO
witness the fofS oall game at the A.
G. ~
Miss Lenora Merrill wishes to estab
lish dancing school for young boys
and girls, ages ~ to IA. A meeting
will be held at her home next Mon
day, Octobe.' 10, to organize this class.
She will make arrangements to have
the Scandinavian hall every Wednes
day evening for this purpose. Her
price will depend on the number of
pupils that join.
The parents and teachers meeting
that was TO be held last week was
postponed until next Sunday. TIL.
time will be taken UP in Parents
class to organize the parent and teach
ers league and everybody interested
in this move is requested to be pres
emit.
On account of the quarterly stake
conference he d in Smithfield last
Sunday, no sacrament meeting was
held in the tabernacle. A goodly
number of our people attended that
conference where they certainly eli.
toyed spiritual treat. r..
The Daughters Of the Pioneers cor
daily invite every lady in town up-i
der the age Of fifty years to appear
at the Hall of Relics next Friday az
ternoon at o'clock sharp equipped
with scrubbing brush, pail and cloth.
prepared to give the place a good
scrubbing inside and out. Next month
big meeting will be held there for.
the purpose Of electing officers for
the coming year. Their new cabinet
makes good showing all filled with
curios and relics, and is certainly
credit to the organization.
Last Wednesday at 11:15 the high
school students met to elect officers
for the ensuing year. Keith Merrill
Kenneth Merrill and Leland Hen.
bricks are the candidates for presi
dent and Olga Larson, Vella Merrill
and Alice Allen are up for vice presi.
dents. The final election will come
off next Wednesday at 1l:15.
The high school boys met Wednes
day and organized an athletic. league
with MILFORD Merrill as president and
Russell Merrill as secretary and trea
surer.
MIR. and Mrs. William Harrison OF
Logan and also Mr.. Herbert Harri-
son and wife, of Lewiston were Wis
iting with their mother Mrs. Jane
Harrison last Sunday.
On Monday evening October rs,
there will be given a novel and in
teresting entertainment free OF
charge at the opera house at s
o'clock. The entertainment will be
conducted by Messrs Finley and Bry-
ant of the NJ. S. Tel. e Tel. Co.
The program consists of about 100
beautiful colored stereopticon slides
showing something of the telephone
business from the time 1t was invent
ed In 1876 to the present up to date
system. The picture contains hun
dreds of operators at work in the
largest exchanges down to the small
Office with but one operator. Con-
struction work, overhead and under
ground. and over. mountain pictures
Of exchanges in European and Ash
attic countries, and many other slides
too numerous to mention. There will
be reel of moving pictures made by
the Apache Moving Picture Company
especially for telephone entertain
ment work that portrays the working
OF the great Bell system from New
York to San Francisco. This is said
to be one of :. the most remarkable
moving pictures ever made. Mr.. Fin
ley will deliver lecture during the
showing of the pictures. In addition
to the telephone picture there will
be shown a reel of the latest pictures
taken of the Panama Canal. A mum
Der of slides of beautiful scenery OF
Yellowstone Park and other Places
will be produced on the screen. AS
explained by the telephone company
this is not an advertising stunt but
an educational. get acquainted and
interesting high class entertainment.
After long consideration OF the sub
ject the. telephone company adopted
the picture and lecture course as the
best way. to get acquainted with the
public and let them know more about
the telephone business.
Mr.. Sven Nelson returned home
from the scandinavian conference on
Sunday evening looking fine. N,