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Show Tuesday, Decemlter 13, 1932. CACHE AMERICAN 31 rs, LOCAL NEWS Johnson Liin It. 111- - Mi. Aima M. Johus.ij ol tiitf SiXtll W.itd l rvJutU W nl lt;r Ur.g of I iif Cl ill j siaie Aericuliutal oufirue bcMij .Updated Sundu U1 be Iwld in the boa d ' IruxU-- e Mt liuvil Wolioid of the Sixth room ttl the eoilige on Friday. li e j ard tun opriaied on Sunday lor leih. scoot ding to Secretary It. U yalhumes. Bernuon. The meeting wiU begin at 11 a. w. Make Official Visit DnrmlJi-- r Jessens Shoe Store Blteriff W. D. Head of Preston, Implement Man in Logan ho woj reelected to the o.'Stj oftic-htr L. T. Wright, one of the at the was election, of (tie Consolidated Wagcn trmtuarting business m Logan on In wm and Machine company. Saturday, Logan on Saturday, going over maltcri jirrtainlng to the business lii .lrutts Parents ith Ocorge of the loc.il store Miss Rhea Joimson of Salt Lake Kendrick, local manager. adult educational specialist, gave another of a series on adult eduCame to cation at Newton Sunday before Petersbor-- i the Parent-Teachof Orson Kidman association. le ho had planned a trip to Monday morning, changed lm Joseph Smith Camp mind and came to Logan. The Joseph Smith camp of the m so cold he decided he Utah Daughters of Pioneers ill bad better get some Before meet Thursday, December 15, at solution In his radiator. the water find 2.30 o'clock at the home of Lydia reaching Logan M. Romney, 146 East, 1st North, car. his frozen in U 34 West Center Now-rube- P.T.A. Meeting er Dew-y-vll- O. M. Wilson, one of eers Christmas Gifts Dingle Pioneer Dies (Put Stop to Work Rever Childrens Houseslippers c and 4' At 4 1 . ''X A Ladies Houseslippers S19 $129 Porsberg who Is putting on the doors and finishing up the building being erected ln the rear of the Rite-wa- y building on Main street, was temporarily delayed ln his work Monday morning. All the help was laid off, the weather being so cold they could not work to advantage. Budget Hearing Nears The public hearing for the Cache county budget for 1933 probably wlU be held December 28 or 29; according to County Clerk Carl V. Mohr. Hie county commission wlU set tlie date Wednesday, Mr. Mohr said. The tentative budget as set up by Mr. Mohr of Gives Demonstrations Professor llarry H. Smith of ilv Agricultural college gave two demonstrations today on Utah State If You Attend the Season's Greetings Carl Pehrson, manager of the Pehrson Electric Company, is extending season's greetings to his jhost of patrons in the form of 1933 calendars. Mr'. Pehrson has been pretty busy of late installing a large McCoy stoker in the Newton Ward church. A small stoker was originally installed but to do proved to be inadequate hence the the work required, large one. and J. fte, Cache Stake pod-pe- Mens Silk Ties 89c 9C and 4c IJESSENS 34 W Center Logan . , Utah Victor Cattleman Here of Victor, H. Linsenmann, Idaho, spent over the week end in Logan on business. Mr. Linsenmann is a producer of purebred holstein cattle on his ranch at Victor. He is generally represented with a nice string of fine dairy cattle at the annual livestock show held at Ogden. Speaking of the cold snap that spread over this section Sunday night and Monday, the visitor says it seems to be every bit as cold here as it gets in the section of Idaho and Wyoming in which he resides. S. Today and Wednesday 'L Its Better, More Simple, Less to get out of Order, Wares Longer The Stoker Simplex Step in and See it Operate at the Cache Sheet Metal Works Our New Stand 26 li Center, Next to Bell Tel. Co. We Save 55 of your Coal Bill Automobile Man Here Herbert Humplircys, manager of the Blair Motor company branch at Ogden, has been in Logan today. lie was here on buihieMi for his company and to visit with hi,, family wliich resides in Logan. Mr. Humphreys has been in charge of the Ogden branch for the past four montlis. on Monday December 19. ITus concert, which is the major inulial offering of the Fall quarter, fll to the pubhe. Five groups, including the band, orchestra, ladles chorus, men's gh-and mixed chorus will contribute numbers, with approximately 150 students from the music depart-metaking part. The composite e nt program, combining aJ the groups is especially interesting, A special feature will be the appearance of Frances Winto Chomp as soloist with orchestra accompaniment, Mrs. Champ will play the first movement of the Concerto ln A minor by Grieg. This should prove a delightful addition to Theatre Tickets Tickets for the second Little Butter and Egg Kaufmann, are on sale Announcing Theatre play Man by today at tlie college book store, n City Drug Co. and Co; according to business manager Horace Hulmc. Little Theater season tickets may be exchanged for scats at these places. Season tickets will be on sale until December 16. after which they will not be available for the rest ol the year. The Arrival of the Jcn&on-Hol-ma- tcouil M. I. A. imrjfit Buy a Theatre COUPON THE ONE 15e nothin. ilOCKABY $115 in PRIZES Ladies Suker tn the dramatic heartvy of Palais d Or Wed . 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Look at this Price $110.09 PehrsonElectric COMPANY Phone Eliza Amf Bistllne, wto months old daughter of John A Bistllne and Jennie Johnson Bistllne, died this morning at 6 oclbck following a brief illness of pneumonia. The Uttle one was born ln Logan, October 8, 1933. Funeral services will probably be held ln the Second ward chapel at 2 oclock on Enjoy tlie Comfort and Convenience of The O. White, field representative the Yaqui Fruit company of of Los Angeles, has been in Cache Valley for a week, having met with Victor Hendricks of Lewiston, discussing plans of the coma crop pany for raising a in this valley during the coming season. Mr. White is pretty weU acquainted in this valley, having attended school and graduated at the U.S.A.C. He has returned to the coast. L QriatWI Given by Yaqui Fruit Man Here iAYvV c APIT0 Theatre tefworl YOUR TICKET MAY BE e. frAtlllfujed Ihiin Pngj of Mriidon and Hina Archibald of WrlUiitle, al 24 grandchildren and 12 great grand ,ul : ren. One brother. Ihbcr Lund of Ogden also survhea. Out of loan relamrs who , nded funeral ere, Mr a: J Mrs. Joseph Glenn and family of Sibley, Mr. and Mrs Israel c.lern and family of Brigham Citv. Mr and Mrs. ll.brr L, Lund Hr, r Lund Jr, Mrs. F.id Newer and Jack Shipley all of Osdut. Mr. and Mrs. Moire Baker and Miss Leona Baker of Mendon, Mrs. Edna Tombs of Brigham City, Mr, and Mrs. S.dney Reese, Mr. and airs.. Earl Hansen and Mrs. Rode r Allen all of Logan. Ihikrr From the Gold and Green Ball 83th Birthday Dr. W. O. Christensen of Wells-villWhile at the U.S.A.C. he was an outstanding student. I SV Costs$5000to$10000Less Child Passes Away School Stoker Fails John F. Christensen, graduate of U.S.A.C. and a student now at the University of California, took an examination on Monday at Berkeley for a Rhodes scholarship. A university of Utah student is contesting for the .appointment, Mr. Christensen is a son of f.f HlDMMltl Gets Work In California and curl,1B ln .haJ and t m and 2 p at 10 the S49 The Thomas Tarbet camp ol the Daughters of Pioneers have postponed their party from Thurs- duy evening to Friday evening. lac. 10 at 7 30 o'clock. It will he held at the home of Mrs. Alma Wat'erson. 4.9 West 1st North. A GIFT AWAITS YOU An unexpected holiday came to the students of the Ellis school Monday, when stoker trouble forc-- j ed school officials to close the school for the day. Superintendent L, A. Petersen of the city schools said the stoker had been giving trouble for some time, and it was decided to have a man come from Salt Lake to repair it. V. Ih-o-- K,rlt culU,1(r Tries for Scholarship Mens Slippers Thomas Tarbet Camp $180,566.34. totals last 85th birthday anniversary Sunday. His daughter, Addie McCausIand, prepared a delicious birthday dinner. Eight were present including his grandson, J. C. McCausIand, of Provo. The latter has been visiting here for the past six weeks. ! Logan Louts P. Maughan, for several years In the employ of the Blair Kum Motor company, left Monday for Los Angeles where he has gone lclty ha 1 respectively. to accept a position with his brother. He expects to be gone Goes to American FalLs for the winter. His family will Mrs. Harold England and little remain here where the children son, left Monday for American are In school. Falls where her husband is- - engaged ln newspaper work. They Scandinavian Meeting recently moved from Elko, Nevada Scandinavian meeting will be where Mr. England has been em- held In the Stake House. Friday ployed since nearly a year ago. evening, Dec. 18 at 7:30 o'clock. John H. Anderson of Logan and Cream Price Fluctuates Nicolai Miller of Preston, will be The price of butter fat seems the speakers. Subject will be the to be fluctuating considerable. Lt birth and mission of Christ. We to be was quoted at 31 cents last week Invite aU Scandinavians Since that time lt has dropped present. EMIL ANDERSON, as low as 26 cents for 92 score. P. S. OLSON, The latest bulletin quotes 92 score JAMES CLARENCE JOHNSON. butterfat at 27 cents. j Dr. J. A. McCausIand, dean cf the Logan dentists, celebrated his and pion- the Hyrum, weathered cold snap and came to Logan on Monday, having business to. turn rt hcre non-fre- William Bird, 75. died at his home In Dingle, Idaho fast week, three following an illness of months. Funeral rites were con- ducted fo'r"hurcmams "Saturday at 2 oclock from the Dingle ward. Interment took place in the loan cemetery. the StlUtf V Canip Meeting Postponed Hyrum Veteran in Town er fttt. MRlUt I OK Tlie Wilson P. T, A. ill meet Tile Bui;. ud camp ol the DaughTliursday evening, Dec. 15, at 7.30 ters of Pioneers a 111 not hold their p. m. In the achool building, Dr meeting this month on account of E. A. Jacobin will be the speaker. skknraa. The next meeting therefore w ill be In January. Igan Useful 1 I PM Tare Five Snow Camp Wal-stro- 9 Overshoes CACHE COUNTY. UTAH The I.1..1 R Siuw m..p i,f um (laugl.t. re (f pioi.crn via m, t at the home i.f Mu Ada 6? South S'h Luu day. Pee li t 3 0 i n tiw afternoon. A Chii-tin- , , has Uen 6tt.it.,, J Ladies Warm Lined 1 Cii!lg? Board to Meet lAlAX, Wiring and Radio Specialist 125 115 North Main St. Logan, Utah The perfectly regulated temperature in yo ur home, controlled automatically without effort on your part, not only brings adde d comfort to your home in winter but it is the best health insurance you can provide for your whole family, plus a. genuine saving on your coal bills. To appreciate the many advantages that h ave been built into the McCOY stoker you must see it. Then you will understand wh y it is beyond comparison the best stoker for your home. Ask your dealer more abo ut it. 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