The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-23

going to celebrate the 24th OF July?
Believe me-Yes. A celebration that
shall eclipse any previous affair OF
it's kind ever held in our city before.
Something to see and hear every min
ute from early morn until late at
- hit. The day will open as usual
with the firing of the cannon at day
break. the signal for all to rise. Then
we cat hasty breakfast, crimp up
our little ones and ourselves, go down
70 the public square and listen to our
famous brass band, the pride of our
city. SO now, II any one doubts that
the Richmond boys can play, Just
come along about $3.50 q. m. on
July Gath and you will never say
cant play" again.
AS you stroll along listening to the
band you will notice our brand new
flag pole rs feet long, and all point
ed and waving in the breeze, from
its utmost top, a brand new flag, dis
playing the stars and stripes In its
graceful folds. We salute the flag and
pass on to see the grand pioneer par,
ade. With the brass band at the head,
follow the Boy Scouts. hand carts, OK
teams, implement and machinery, coz
trasting those " pioneer days with
those of the present day. Twenty,
five decorated automobiles carrying
pioneers and old settlers. Cash prizes
will be rewarded the best looking au-
tomobiles After the parade is passed
and you have told one another that
II was the best parade you ever saw
in your life, you pass on to the tab
ernacle. This you will find most elab'
orately and artistically decorated as
well as cool and pleasant. For your
benefit and enjoyment. Mr.. Horace
Nebeker has come up to give us
some beautiful oratory and Miss Luz
Gle Hart of Salt Lake City brought
her violin to give you and me some
sweet music. We appreciate their
promise to come and trust that moth
ing will hinder them from being pres
ent. =
Senator ]. -. Funk is the marsh
nj of the day and oh, ! would like 10
give three cheers for the marshal.
But let us find comfortable seat and
listen to the following program a.
II is now 10 a. m. and time to begin:
]. Band selection.
2. Song, Oh, We Mountains High.
80. Band, Choir, and Congregation
3. Prayer ...........'.''' ohapiain
4. Cornet Solo ...... Band Master
8. Soprano solo, In the Garden OF
My Heart ....... Veda Thompson
6. Anthem, Let Us Go to the Noun.
ta'ns of the Lords House.. Choir
z. Grafton ........ Horace NepeKer
s. Violin solo, A and B ..........
............. Miss Lucille Hart
S. Recitation, Too Late For the
Train .......... Eliza Stoddard
10. Tenor solo. .......C. !. Stoddard
Il. Paper. Memories of Pioneers OF
Richmond ..... Mabel Hendricks
10. Ladies quartet .............
49,. Mrs. Thomas and company
10. Toasts
IA. Anthem .................. Cnoir
IL. Benediction .......... Chaplain
After listening to this most appro-
pirate and beautiful program. let us
20 home to dinner and let US not for
get our friends of neighboring towns,
even II we have only bread and but
ter, let us serve that seasoned with
plenty of welcome. and oh how they
will enjoy it, Look at the clock and
you will find II shows the hour OF
1880 p. m. Let us not miss the buck
ing Steer Contest. Old wild steers
fresh from the range will be used.
Think of 1t, repetition Of the old
Roman arena sports.
2p. m Baseball game, Richmond
versus Lewiston Don't you hope they
hoth win?