The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-03
More Sugar
Beet Acreage
At Lewiston
Continued From Page One)

that section more nearly on an equal
as to advantage OF marketing their
beets, as result many more acres
on the west side will be devoted to
the raising Of sugar beets.
Several changes have taken place
on the farms in that section.
Charles c. Wood has purchased
the old homestead OF the w. s. Lit2
estate and Mr.. F. F. Whit and sons
have leased the same.
Mrs. w. II. Dopp, whose place has
been under lease to T. Matrimoto a
Japanese contractor for the past five
years has leased her eighty acre farm
to her sons, s. NJ. and ]. e. Dopp
who will raise sugar beets on large
scale.
Thomas Bowden has sold his farm
to Mr. Jesse Morris, recently from
Missouri. and Mr. Bowden has pur-
chased the bungalow Of Mr.. Glenn
Rawlins.
Mr.. NJ. O. Bell is rushing his new
bungalow to completion as he has
rented the same to Glenn Rawlins, as
he has decided since the death of
his father to remain in Lewiston
where he can better look after the
interests of the family, than he could
do had he followed the previous plan
of purchasing ranch in Idaho.
On Thursday February 3, the old
folks of the Lewiston Second ward,
will hold their reunion and one
week later, on the 10th. the First
ward will hold their old folks party.
Peter E. Van Orden, the deputy
assessor for this part is already busy
with his assessment books. Everyone
is wondering how much heavier this
tax will be, under the full cash val
uation plan, than they were under the
old system. Time will tell.
Bishops II. s. Karen and G. A.
Hogan took a trip to Salt Lake on
business the forepart of the week.
z. II. Anderson is back at his post
as assistant postmaster after twelve
weeks lay off with a broken leg.
Mitchell's Confectionery is a very
popular place, with our younger set.
First class refreshments all the
time, and dancing every evening.
Few towns the size of ours can boast
of a confectionery so well equipped
IL is in class by itself
Mr.. J. d. Sherier has been in
town for the past ten days buying
twhat horses he can find for sale.
Mrs. ]. r. Telford who is at the
hospital in Logan is reported to he
improving.
Thursday, January 81, was cele
, brated in great style at the Telfort
Hotel The event being Nellie's brit
day and when Aunt En- undertakes tt
do stunt she can always he de
pended upon to do it right. Twelve
little maids of Japan were right roy
ally entertained in all the style an'
pomp OF the Mikado's own land. TIT
: rooms were decorated with japanese
/ lanterns and other Oriental hang
ings. A table containing a beautiful
cake set with twelve candles was tn
center of attraction. Tho guest
:. were all attired in pretty kimonas
> fastened with japanese pins. in tn
. form OF fans and parasols until on
: would think she was being truly CT
tertained in the land of flowers. IN
. afternoon was spent in music, dane
ing and games. followed by daint
tea served in real Japan fashion, O
ter which the guests wendell thel
homeward way, each carrying II
, tie Japanese doll, as a reminder
one of the best times in their i've
The party was not only entertaining
but was educational as well, shown
n to the little guests present no
e things are done in the great land
1t small people in the far East.
in Those present were Mrs. HIATT
Christensen and daughter, Maudelin
Veda and Alice Brewer of Richmond
IL and Mrs. S. r. Rogers and daus
a ter, Maurine, Edith Pond, Vonc
at Pope. Angela Larsen, Oretta 81
err Edith Coley, Ruby Swinyard, Verf
he Wilson, zelda Parkinson. Sarah IL
ford and Lillian Hogan of Lewiston
IN