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Show 14 wiWfc M - i V '' Jk- V fc1. i 3 . - 3 lx . . i . it I; vqv?; H V Inf '& Hr r ' 5 t f .ta. ?& uen By MRS. C. L. WRIGHT CpI Eillie Hobbs armed home from Japan Wednesday where he spent two veais in the tun) He met his wife Donna Gave in Salt Lake City and came home to visit his wifes parents, Mr and Mrs Seymour Greaves at Preston and parents Mr. and Mis M P. Hobbs, Tfcev were Sundav dinner guests at the Hobbs home Billie left for Washington Tuesday where he will get his release from the service. Attending a meeting for the voting members of the Utah Fur p were Dennis Breeders Lester Lowe. Harley Lowe, Eldon Kingsford, Vir Dunklev, Vern McFarland. Haiold Brad- ford, Reed Jamon, Floyd Rob- inson. Merle Adamson and Hoyet The meeting was held Monday evening Oct 17, at the Utah in Salt Lake City Most of their wives accompanied , Co-o- && ... t IN THFIR II YNDS Fi'i nhower poses with Fitzsimmons nvdic.il pL. sound hate been caune feu him mt h s h"art at- tack in Denver. Left to tight It.. (, Jifae Powell, Pie-iden- , Howard hnvder, Lt Col Edjthe Turner, Col. Byron Polloik, Lt. Yorrame Knox. M Sgt Dvno-whvan Walling Sgt Joseph B. Vaughan and Maj. Gen. Martin Griffin. Di . o them. Cache Memories BY PRESTON PROF. WILLIAM H Apperley Prof W . i t utiei will piease leceive try thanks lor sia ting uli-zen- heartilv evixvssed i' iwlii's securing in the best " of wa.er way for the peop.e system for the city. In consulting authority on this question 1 am imormed that it will cost about $100,000 00 to put a good water system into our city. Can the city be bonded for this amount? Some a yes, others say no. If we eannot raise the amount needed, could a pi iv ate cotporation be organized for the purpose, the rily reserving the right to buy the works within a period stated? There is no question but what the enterprise will pay both parties the company that puts in the syRtem and those who recede the benefits of it. We are a growing city; population is increasing and wealth a pu e wi-l- accumulating. Our enterprising citizens are being rewarded for their efforts, and the future is full of promise. I think the health of our people will compare favorably with any other city of the same size In Utah. Logan is situ;.ed near the center of one of the most beautiful and best watered valleys in the west. Our rich soil and delightful climate, our natural facilities for manufacturing and our educational Institutions are attracting the attention of many of the surrounding states and territories. Many of the best families In Ogden and Salt Lake are tired, no doubt, of political rule and are looking towards Logan for a home. But give us a water system. None will then hesitate in making a home in our beautiful, peaceful city. Let the man who is able to throw light on this question give us his best thoughts on the subject. Let us have the best plan that can be devised and we will vote for lt. (Signed) Poly-sophic- al W. H, Apperley. THE HOME MISSIONARY appointments for Oneida stake were published in the Journal on March No Quality 14, 1891 For Sundav, March 15, 1891. Marsh Valley Niels George-so- n and Nathan Smith. William T. Higgin-so- n "Dempsey and A. C. Loveland. Pocatello L. P. Bingham and . J. S. .Hendricks. Mound Valley R. C. Peterson and R. C. Peterson Jr. Franklin P. J. Sandberg and John Koford. A. B. Grey and Chesterfield Alma Hale Mink Creek O. L. Packer and H. Hatch. For Sunday, March 22, 1891. St Joseph Seth Thomas and John Rankin "Cottonwood N. Smith and N. Georgeson, "Mound Valley W. T. Htggin-ao- n and A. C. Loveland. Oxford L. P. Bingham and Clements. are available to the public.' , tients All who are aiflicted in any way, and P. J. Dayton Sandberg John Koford. should consult with him at once. Weston Joseph Scai borough A review of the woik of the arid John Rank n ward Sunday school was liX'h ' haiivuw Joshua iUvkis Lt U1 last Sunday morning. Exer-tise- s and 1. Packer 1 Pieston .i phi aim 1'e'trson wtre rendered by the Pi let son Ji and H clashes, all of which gave ' C lfton Jom ph S. lltmliuks gieat credit to the teachers and ami H. C. Pete: on. The superintendency conMormon W ard R. B. Grey pupilsof sists Superintendent Jones, and Hale. Aioel and his assistants C. C. Jensen and John Bench Remarks were made A COMIC OPERA was soon to by Bshop Skanchy, his counselor in lue Thsihti play Dp.ia and by Brothers ApperHouse acioidng to the Journal Iunter, ley and Reese of the Stake of Mauh i4 1X91 During the mornI ie B';uk Cloaks a beautiful a poem, written by Emma ing on which Mr. comic opeia, Stoddard, was read as a farewell Geoi ge W Thati ht r Jr , has been address to Counselor Bench. of our belles several dulling Moses Thatcher Jr., and S. J. and beaux and vocalists, for. will stait on their misJepiK'sen some weeks past is soon lo be sions to F.uiope next week. Good put on the boards of the Opel a and hcaitlelt prayers go House Excellent progiess has with them. bten made, and while thei is John brakeman on still a great deal of woik to do, the Utah Osterheld, Northern Railroad, fell the design is lo have the opera between the cars In Beaver Canso far under way that it can be yon, north of Idaho Falls, and presented about May 1st. Follow- was so badly injured that he died ing is the cast of characters: before he could be taken to the Dromez ... . J. M. Wilson hospital at Pocatello. Don Louis R. C. Easton The March bulletin of the AgW. S. Lamoreaux Don Jose ricultural College Experiment Don Philip R. W. Sloam Station is out and all farmers Nicolo A. Anderson in Cache should have one. It Girola R. W. Sloan treats of the growing of potatoes. Bessie Morehead Queen We will soon have a laundry Inez . Hattie Thatcher In Logan. Henry Ewer has had The costumes have been telepractical experience in laundry graphed for and practicing is go- work and intends soon to start ing on with great energy. There one here. is no reason why as good a local Marriage licenses were grantperformance cannot be given as ed this week (first week of April was ever rendered in Utah. We 1891) to Heber C. Keetch and certainly have ability in abun- Elizabeth Bennett of Bear Lake; dance and as for voices they canJoseph Hutchinson of Idaho and not be duplicated anywhere. Harriet Wheeler of Lewiston; Pickett and Anna ReadGeorge AND NOW SOME local items of Providence. from Ixigan and Cache County ing T. B. Cardon has sold his in April 1891. studio with stock photographic Wheeler. Bitter and Company and fixtures to Messery Schmidt have just burned a kiln of their and Lang. They will continue to celebrated lime, and from now a first class studio. on they will be able to supply operate Cache Valley is the only valthe retail and wholesale trade. in the state that has any The lime will be for sale at 11. ley wheat and cattle on hand to sell Ricks store on Third Street. said Aaron Farr yesterday. In "James A. Leishman will de- other counties they have sold liver a lecture before the their wheat and cattle. This valon eveSociety Friday ley still holds its crop. In the ning next on the subject Fulfillnext sixty days 100 carloads of of ment Prophecy. Questions will wheat will be shipped from Cache be answered by Charles Chrisand will return to the owners tiansen, while Charles Clayton about $30,000. This fall there will and Jess Earl will render a man- be shipped out about $70,000 worth dolin and guitar duet. of cattle. We also have $20,000 If a man is the sign of his worth of horses to sell. business, then Joseph Knowles (to be continued is the boss butcher. If you see what Joe's meat has done for him, you may know that it will do the same for you. Dr. J. H. Carlsen, a graduate of the leading medical college in Sheriff COLUMBIA, Miss. (TR Sweden, has located in Hyrum, J. V. Polk testified that Emma Cache County. Dr. Carlson brings Lee Collier, fined $100 for illegal with him all the methods and possession of whiskey, tried to skill that have been attained in dispose of some moonshine by Sweden and has effected marvel- throwing it into her kitchen stove ous cures in Hyrum during his but the liquor was of such a short atay. The names of his pa poor gracle it wouldn't burn. var-ioi- waiei tpies the agitation tion Now, as the ball u lu.mig it Is our dutv, Mi luiioi, to keep it in motion until e an he water syssupplied with a put tem Within the past few days I s have consulted a numht r ol on this question and ail have in favor NIBLEY C on the i Baby Bcfy and Mrs Quinton Butter- are rejoicing over the ar- of a six pound, 14 oz. baby boy, born Tuesday, Oct. 18. at the Preston hospital. Two sisters Brenda, 5, and Marcia, 3 and grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Leon- ard Butterworth and Mrs Mabel of Preston will welcome him. Mrs Grant Lewis was taken to the Logan LDS Hospital Satur- and obser- day. Oct. 15, for vation and underwent a serious operation Tuesday She was dan-- 1 gerously ill all last week, but is improving and unless complies-- , tions set in she will be home Sat- Mr N expressed hin.self, in the issue of the Journal under dale of March 14, 1891, as being Mioii,Jv in favoi of a new anil rnUigiil nyt water s' stem in Logan urday. Miss Maggie her 87th Wight birthday observed anniversary quietly at home Saturday, Oct. 15. Friends and relatives called to wish her a happv birthday. Among them were her brother B Wright who observed his 85th birthday Thursday, Oct. 13, and Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Hender- son of Richmond Mr. Wright's daughter, Mrs Dewain Day en- tertained at a family dinner Sun-- ! in honor of her father at his home in Richmond Quilting Party Mrs. Aletha Chatterton enter- tamed at a quilting party at her home Wednesday Guests includ- ed Mrs Alice Mylorie, Mrs. Cora Barfus Mrs Eva Whitehead, Mrs. Virginia Corbridge and daughter Peggy Jo, Mrs. Mildred Oliver-soMrs. Raola Gibson, Mrs. Fern Wilkinson Mrs. Zina Albis-to- n and Mrs. Lorraine Morrison. The day was spent in quilting and visiting, Mrs. Chatterton served dinner and afternoon refresh- n, ments. Mrs. Lois Reese and daughter Bonnie and Paula and Mrs Roma Low and son Randy of Smith-fiel- d visited Mrs Marjorie Christensen and Mrs. Watona Bingham Wednesday afternoon at the Bingham home. From California Mrs. Adelbert Bell and daugh- ter Mrs E. C. Caws of Glendale, Calif, have been staving at the home of Mrs. Zina Albiston the past week, taking treatment of Dr. Farnsworth. Abble Anderson was called to' Ely, Nevada last Sunday to be with his son, Clifford Anderson who was in a car accident while going on a deer hunt. He died from the effects of the accident Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson spent several days at Logan last week at the home of their son Wilburn while he and Mrs. Robinson went to Salt Lake City to Johns-Efianvil- CTnr 1 SO acne Counoi Luih the Fur Breeders meeting relatives Visit Parents ' - $&. ' " v " . Mrs. Rev a Rippon of Douglas. o, and Mrs Lora Tavlor of Paris. Ida spent several davs with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oussie Lowe last week Mr. Ta.v-hi- s lor and children Merlyn and Twayne came Fridav and took Mrs Tavlor home Mr Rippon and daughters Yvonne and Susan and son Spencer came and spent the weekend at the I.ovve home. Among those attending sessions of the Logan Temple Wednesday wete Mr. and Mrs Lester Atkin-Lowson. Mrs Maxine Hampton, Mrs Melda Smith, Mr. and Mrs S. J. Handy, Mr and Mrs Samuel R. Handy, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Biggs, Mrs Nora Durrant, hop and Mrs Marlow Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shum-Hotwav. Mr and Mrs Bill Harris and children of Soda Springs spent the weekend with Mrs Hams parents Mr and Mrs Dee Kmgs-wort- h ford Mr. Hams and Mr. Kinas-riva- l ford went deer hunting. They left their daughters Lynette and Lee Ann with their grandparents for a weeks visit To Ogden Mr and Mrs. Robert Lowe tored to Ogden Tuesday on a shopping trip. Mrs. Laura Atkinson spent, Thurdav night with her sifter Mrs, Nettie Lewis at the Logan LDS Hospital, Friday afternoon she visited her daughter Mrs., Joyce E"k at Providence. Mrs. Estele Wright spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Lewis, Mrs. Deon Kingsford motored to Hyrum Sunday afternoon and spent the night with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Nelton Smith She attended Sacrament meeting where a friend Miss Beverlv Baxter gave a report of her re-- S cent mission to Germany Mr. and Mrs. C W. Bennet of visited I.osan Miss Maggie Wright Saturday afternoon, To San Diego Mrs. William StockdaIe arriv-da- v ed home recently from a three week visit with her children, Mrs Hilda Storm and Mrs. Marv Bo- coset and families a San Diego, Calif., and son Ted Myers and family at Fresno, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lowe were last Sundav dinner guests of Mrs. Green Wells at Preston. Mrs. Wells entertained at a family dinner in observance of her J" w. vjw Wn n xJ- - A e, mo-Na- COAST GUARD TO THE RESCUE Lifeboat from U S. Coast purd Cutter Casco appioaches ketch 20 miles off Gloucester, damaged Mass. They found Edwin D. Brooks, 19, aboard in good condition The young jachtman had wallowed helplessly for two das in the rough leal. - ae- Mrs. Geneveive Shrives compamed her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs Lynn Davis of Clif-- 1 ton, Mrs. Harold Andeison of Oxford and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ashcroft of Hvde Park to Millville Fridav evvn.ng to attend a wedding leception for Mr and Mrs. LaMar Anderson Hunting Accident While out pheasant hunting Gene Adamson was Sunday struck below the eye with a buckshot from a stray bullet from a shotgun No serious damage, his face turned black around the eyes. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Hobhs visited Mr, and Mrs. Earl Shumwav Sunday afternoon to tell them about their son Perry whom he left in Okinawa. Perry will soon be coming home. Mrs. Earl Shumwav and Mrs. W. P. Waddoups spent Friday afternoon with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shumwav at Logan as it was Maiks birthdav anniversary They presented Mark with a nice g'ft Birthday Anniversary Karma Lynn Shrives and Ruth Ann Durrant entertained at a party Wednesday evening at the Durrant home in compliment to Gwen Marie Whitehead who was celebrating her birthday anni-- , versary. Other guests included Mary Jo Morrison, Sharlene Dur- rant, Dariene Gibson, Janet Mee, DeAnn Olsen and Leah Mylorie. The girls served a nice lunch. The early evening was spent in singing and having a good time, then they went to a picture show in Preston Gwen Marie received lovely gifts. Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. O C. Hampton birthday anniversary. Mr. Lowe received word of the entertained at a family dinner birth of a new ggrandson, born Sundav. Guests included Mr. and to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lowe in Mrs. Robert Bodily and children of fair-- i Iowa, The proud father recently LuAnn, Linda and Gavle returned from Greenland where view; Mr. and Mrs Rex Hampton and children Kathy, Yfckie he was stationed with a government construction company build- and Dan of Preston; Mr. and Mrs. Devor Hampton and chiling an air base. dren Scott and Se'h of Satinero, Sunday Guest Colo., who are spending this week Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jensen of Preston and a with Devors parents; and a sis-- i Mrs. Larsen of Salt Lake City, ter of Mrs Hampton and children who recently came from Den- - Mrs Rhoda Anderson and daughof Richmsnd. Another mark, visited Miss Nina Jensen ter Janeen husband Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. sister and Holly Albiston of Richmond spent Leonard Hobbs, Tuesday evening Mrs. Leonard Hobbs entertained at a chicken supper for Mr. and Mrs. George Howell of Ogden. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen and children of Preston. Mrs. Verda Neeley of Salt Lake City visited her brothers Levor Horace and Grant Doney and sister Mrs. Alfonda Hawkes and families this week, a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Levor Doney. Leslie Wickham is still quite ill at the home of his daughter Mrs. Martha Shumway in Cove. An-to- Ft, ;vFiv Jjp' tr 'Q PLUMBING CASTSA FRIGHTFUL GLOOM J n r suite siEazinszsim 4 s, . t- isisas .. YOU MAY REALLY SEE THIS ONE Artists conception (above) d aircraft which could result from a of vertical rising, for the United States Air Force by under development project AVRO Ltd. of Canada. Department of Defense photo. Sunday evening with the Hamptons. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Robinson of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Flod Robinson spent Friday evening with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Salt Lake City and were Saturday overnight Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. To Idaho Falls Mrs. Delore Albiston went to Idaho Falls Oct, 5, to a birthday dinner for her grandson Lynn Brown and spent a week with her daughter Carolyn and family. Then she went to Blaekfoot where she was joined by her husband and spent several days with their son Kay and family. Delore and Kay went deer hunting. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Albiston visted Mrs. Roy Wendt at the Lo- gan hospital where she Is from a major ojiera- tion. They were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Homer at Logan. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ben Porter, Mrs. Adelle Morrison and Mrs. Jessie Whitehead and Mrs. Gretta Corbridge of Preston visited Mrs. Vanonna Geddei at her home in Banida The occasion being Mrs. Geddes birthday anniversary. Afternoon Guests Friday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Dunkley n Mrs. Dunkleys sister, Mrs. of Weston and Williams daughter Mr. Dian Taj lor of Dillon, Mont. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Parley L. Dunkley visited Mrs. Dunkley parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Williams at Preston. A good number from Franklin funeral services for attended Claud Hawkes at Preston Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hansen and children of Pocatello where weekend geusts of Mrs. Hansens parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jamison. Other Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs. Vaughn Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Riches of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Chatterton of Ledore are moving to Brigham City for the winter. They were weekend guests of Mr. and lira. Ariel Chatterton. Decorative Ceiiny Panels Why if pays fo have a Expect mom BEAUTY , than ever before! j 1 . You can pay your bills from home no standing in line no special trips. Your cancelled checks serve as proof of payment, and you have a handy expense record for income tax deduction. Per scj fr ready for use. Ceiling Panels are Easy to apply over old ceiling or on new work. Special Lightning joint conceals all nails or staples. OLD Flume-Resista- nt 5S CHEVROLET FEIDHY, NOV. 4 THE HOT OA'f tVS HOTTER Ben Redd 335 North Moil f Chevrolet rhooo 2540 i I and J-- AN 'W, v to visit SIM LIKE WITCH ON A BROOM, BAD Vs;y le on (y 11 rsF 1 Cp. .Ktx-r&- .n I'- ? JOURNAL Billie Hobbs Arrives Home After Stay In Japan , - i,rv-:V- '. THE HERALD Franklin ' y -- Finish at Ne Lira Cost Leon Stucki BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO. 170 North Main, Logon, Utah Phone 358 Store Hours: 8 a. m. to & p. m. Doily 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturday Member FDIC All accounts Insured to $10 000 were La-vo- |
