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Show rWnr. 1)G AN, CACHE CACHE AMERICAN August g. 1932. Mum SlcCracken Here Mb 6ulle McCracken of Ogdi-n- , pent orer the week end ta Logan, furt of lier brother, Jamr Me Cracken of the Chruumrn ruml-turcompany. AMERICAN LEGION LOGAN POST NO. 7 e Carnival Dance the preturat playground 3 entire state. Ample water GROCERY j PETERS DIAMOND BRAND ALL LEATHER FOOTWEAR Off for Park Edwin England. Lee Steadman. rvrs Delivery Ocorge Nichols, Jamre Jensen and Horace ClirUteium of Logan aon a tao out of three dtcuion ow He Invite yea te Call at Our fur Banrar Caller, have left for an extended tour through the Yellow-ston- e Hy Charman of Salt Lake In a and Look Over Our Many Bargains. Park. Below. You Listed Few vUl n rind last wrestling match at Lakota S, AUG. 1U WEDNESDAY, arerk according to the Farts Pont. Af Summer Canyon Home Bupt L. A. Peterson and wife 48 Wellsville LjuJ Recovers have been spending their vacation Warren Bassett, aon of Mr. and Geidra Loaf ar Golden West In Logan canyon, occupying the Mra. R. C. Bassett of WelUvUle. summer canyon home of Bishop who has been at the local hospital Charles England. 'for aeeeral days with a ruptured Beat Creamery appendix. Is said to be recovering Back from Outing my nicely, lie are ms to be out of Blue Fine er Upton's Mr. and Mra. Max Burr. Mr. II danger according to hospital O. Bradbury and Mrs. Anna Burr, are back from an outing to Park M. J. B Good Hay Crop City and Echo canyon. They a delightful time. It la reported by some farmers that the second crop of alfalfa hay Solid Faek 3 which U being harvested at the pre- Large On Vacation sent time in many places. Is much David Tar bet, clerk of the city heavier than the first crop. The board of education, accompanied by Taxpayers to Meet Extra Fanc-yLocrop along the highway between Mra. Tarbet and Mr. and Mra Ephraim Bergeeon of Cornish gan and Hyrura seems to be excepHale are on their vacation telephoned this office today and . . 3 tionally heavy. They have gone to Rexburg and advised that a taxpayers meeting Select Grade will fish on tle Madison river In will be held Friday of this week at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. at the Half Holiday Tlanned Montana. Ig. All Hotel In Balt Lake. Providence First ward under the In Natural Syrup farmer and all taxpayer InterestFaith in Poultry direction of the mutuals, will have . . . a half holiday next Saturday at Oolden Butters of Clarkston who ed who can be present are urged which time the program will con- Beat Foods or Kraft, L Jar was In Logan over the work end. to be present. sist of a baseball game between tre say he still has faith that Ute Aaronlc and Melchlsedek priestpoultry business Is worth while. He Missionary Returns hood; concert hy the South Cache purchased 1000 baby chicks early Mia Helen Whit of Provo, who . . . band and other sports. this spring. These chliks are not has Just returned from a mission, Sold on a money back guarantee pullets and have begun to lay. The waa la Logan today, vlalUng Elder Will make more and better Bever- eggs are being marketed In Good Wheat Crop Logan. Eugene BeU. a returned missionary on the than other malt any Kenneth Moser of Bancroft spent age from the Islands. Miss Whit workover Sunday In Logan. He says the Bartel Working on Roads ed In the office of the secretary at fro6t didn't do ss much damage According to W. J. Punk, state Honolulu with Elder David W. EngIg. In the vicinity of Bancroft as was road overseer In Cache county, the land. While In Logan. Mbs White PEANUT first reported. A large quantity of highway between Logan and Oollln-sto- called on Mr. and Mr. J. H. has been given a good drag- England, and also Mrs. David W. the wheat seemed to take a second . It Is all growth alter the fro6t ging of late, leveling up the rough England. else, doen Quart beaded out now and gives promise places and making the road smooth of a very satisfactory crop. for easy travel. Utah has upwards . Ig. Automobiles Collide 100 14 Flour OLD MILL In the I is avail- - able for growing grass on the en-- ! tire tract of land If occasion tail for It all to be planted. INDEPENDENT ChrUlensen Win Taro Five COUNTY. UTAH lb bag Butter 7 5c ... lb. 21c ... lb. 34c Coffee ... lb. 35c Coffee WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3rd AUGUST To Sell City Lot Dow Lewis of Lewiston was in Ogof Shumway and family Saturday. Re came down to den spent over 8undsy In Logan. Logan sell a city lot which he owns In the Ethel Mrs. of were guests They Here Over Week End-- Del rtfth Egbert. ward. Viators in Loga- n- Here from Car Aston Frank Puller and wife and Ernest Brown and wife of Salt Lake and Ear Farm at Richmond Austin Burbank of Richmond Mr. was In Logan on Saturday. Burbank la a breeder of rabbits, both for breeding purposes and for the market. lie started in the rabbit business about six years ago and today has a fine stock of New white and American Blue rabbits. He Is also breeding a line of vnink and Ermine. Mr. Burbank Is marketing about 75 rabbits each week for the Salt Lake market. Oertel have taken a lease on the root beer atand on First South and Main street from Jerry Bergstrom where they will be pleased to meet their friends and promise to always have a good cold drink on draught. Play Great Gam- e- street talk heard here and there, one of the Judging from the Prunes cans 16c New-hou- 65c jars 26c Butter Lease Root Beer Stand Carnival Dance Mrs. Eva Andrews and daughter Big Ber-gree- n. cans 25c large can Mrs. Rachel Ball of California were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Crockett on 8 unday. n, PeaS Wtl-for- d 26c Dressing Budweiser Malt Mrs. May Fond Bergeson of Card-stoCanada, wife of Arthur Is visiting among relatives and friends In Cache Valley. Mrs. Bergeeon was In Logan on 79c can 34c n, Beer Bottles The American Legion Logan Poet No. 7, has decided to hold a big Cai nival dance at the Old Mill Wednesday night of this week. Tills is the dance that was postponed from July 13 owing to rain. Horace Taylor, chairman of the committee, says this will be the big dance of the season. There will be barrens of fun and the weather permitting It will be the big dance of the season. Malt Wheat . . SHREDDED pkg. 10c of miles of highway In Cache county to maintain. . 10 bars Unwrapped, Crystal White PAR Large package 10c Pork & Beans . 6c Com Flakes or OAT FLAKES . package H. O. Haybnil, manager of Independent Grocery, the work of building marquise in of his place of business. will canvas place of awnings and will extend across the full front of the building. When completed the addition will add attractiveness to the place of business and will offer considerable shade. best games of baseball played In these parts this season, was played at North Logan on Saturday afReelect Sheepmen ternoon. It was won by College No Cause for Alarm . Attends Fathers Funeral Forester C. B. Arentson has an313 the H. Owen Mrs. North While ward Redford, from by Logan Harry T. Wilson of Cauna, Wis- score of 8 to 7. There was s large North Fifth East street, was putt- Best Grade 1004 Sheets to roll for nounced that the officers of the Me consin. was In Logan Saturday. Cache National Forest Grazing asturnout of fans. ing up fruit Saturday It boiled over .. was on his way home from Namsociation have been reelected for smoke. . A on the fire, causing Sweet Heinz pa, Idaho where funeral services Millville Scouts the coming year as follows: T. W. the smoke pouring Large seeing passerby, his for on father, held were Friday Peterson, Hyrum, president; Joseph In a fire out turned of the window, scouts returned Millville was Saturday 8; John M. Wilson. The later Hodges, Logan, vice president; A. from a two day outing In alarm. Fire Chief C. W. Rapp made Ig. bottle Bread and Butter years of age. He was a pioneer of afternoon D. Allen, Hyrum, secretary; record of the run as no cause for and Blacksmith Fork canyon. Hiking 24. Survivon died and July Logan A Complete Line of Fruits and Alfred Kearl. Laketown, George two full days alarm." and provided fishing and the widow, his following are ing Frank Is your property Insured? See O. Vegetables of AU Kinds. Water Fraser, Woodruff, children: Harry T. Wilson of Cauna of amusement. The time was spent A. Mort- Mellon, Cantaloupes, Apricots, Dew Malad, and Robert Byran, of Utah manager Garff, FishRanch. Hardware above the Wisconsin: John A. Wilson. Pasadirectors, Berries and Raspberries. gage Loan Insurance department. Ernest Wilson, ing was said to be very good. Rates v dena, California; 10 percent below the regular H'!U scout leaders and scout the H. Among Wilson, Rexburg, Idaho; Ray res- 822. office rates. 234, Phones, Timely Suggestion Balt Lake City; Mrs. William workers who accompanied the boys Adv Clarkston Farmer in Town were Eslle Jensen, scoutmaster; Contractors building the oiled Squires, Nampa, Idaho; Mrs. Harleader: Ray E. Godfrey, retired Clarkston road between Logan and Hyrum ofFred J. and vanguard Jessop, Kelso. Washington Shoff, ry Closes fanner, was transacting business In fer the suggestion that much better Joseph Hovey, Moroni Jensen and Herman Miladys Shop Vernon Wilson, Pasadena. Hulse. Owing to the high rental of the the county seat on Saturday. results will be had If farmers will Wilson of this city Is a brother. keep their sharp shod horses off building In which she was located, Thomas Buttara and Golden Leah Carlson on Saturday Mrs. also of Clarkston were busi- the road for about ten days until W. ELLIOT & CO.EZ the material packs down. All sorts Mr. Seegmiller Here night closed up shop, packed all ness visitors here Saturday. of equipment that carry A rather formal houe party was merchandise and fixtures and movsharp points that tend to gouge up the oil and held at the home of 8. B. Benson ed out. This makes one more vacant Please Return Bottles store building on Main street. Mrs. The Red Cross asks anyone a ho gravel, should be kept off the new Friday night for the purpose of Carlson stated today that a num- has not returned bottles from last road until the material has a acquainting some of the local polichance to pack. This Is a good sug- ticians with W. W. Seegmiller, canber of other locations had been of- year to do so as soon as possible ocdidate for nomination to the fered her for opening up her place as they are needed for this years gestion to persons who have cf governor on the Republl- of business, but that she had neg- conservation of fruit Please leave casion to travel the new road in otiated an outside sale which will the bottles at the home of Mrs the city Umlts as weU as the coun- - can ticket. Besides Mr. and Mrs. ty. Driving cows on these new roads Seegmiller there were present, Mr. practically clean up her stock, and O. H. Green, 165 East 2nd South. have a tendency to cut into has not as yet reached a decision the and Mrs. Beck and Dr. and Mrs. C. as to Just what her future plans Return to Salt Lake newly laid material If they arc P. Openshaw of Salt Lake; K. C. to travel the road be- Schaub, Mayor A. G. Lundstrom, J. will be. Jack Taylor and family of Salt permitted fore the material has been packed A. Hendrickson, L. D. Naisbitt, and Lake have been spending the past down. C. O. Peterson. Back from California week in Logan on a vacation. DurMrs. Richard Harrison and two ing the time were here they they children. Pearl and Richard, have were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. O .A. A returned from a vacation and visit Olofsen. Mr. Taylor is employed in South Gate, California, where she with the Utah 01 Refining was guest of her parents, Mr. and HarriMrs. Mrs. Stephen Hailstone. son left them feeling well and hap- Lowe Reunion py. They sent their regards to local A reunion of the Robert G Lowe friends. Both are home sick for a V. was held at family the Friday Valold Cache visit back to good S.A C. where all members of the ley. Mr. Hailstone is now a memwere present. The hlstoiy ber of the high council In his ward. family of Mrs. Mary Doney Lowe was givBoth he and his good wife are acen which was ointeresting. Mrs tive church workers. They are beLowe was bom on the prairie while ginning to feel very much at home her parents were coming to Utah on the coast, as there are 27 children and grand children of their in the early settlement of this state. family residing there now. Toilet Paper Pickles Pickles MS 25c doz. 15c .... 17c - Blit-tar- se Utah Trading In Logaa R. L. Allen ot Core s, Away Several Day was In Logan Mra Ben). IL Roberts has returntoday. He waa trading In horare ed home from several day visiting and cal tie In Balt Lake City and other Utah town. Surprise Party A surprise party was held on Ur. Home from Denver and Mrs. Bam England. Monday Mra James H. Christensen of night, the occasion bring their Denver, Is visiting In Logan, ber Lunch was former home. Mr. Christensen Is birthday anniversary. served and a good Ume was had by wire chief of the Mountain Elate fifteen. Telephone company In the metropolis of Colorado. He at one time Robinson Impror held a similar position In Logan. of Richmond LeRoy Robinson who Is at the hospital with a badMarriage Licenses ly disfigured fare as the result of Marriage licenses have been Isbeing kicked by a hone a couple of to the following couplee: Mysued weeks ago, Is said to be recovering his Injury as fast as time will do ron Mayne Adams, Brigham and Erma Kate Harper. HoneyvlUe; Roy the work. Wain aright and Be mice Pringle, Harmon Alfred Berg Kemmerer; Millville Visitor man. Salt lake and Ada Millet David Clifford, janitor of the Thorpe, WellsvlUe; Glen Harv-- y Millville meeting house, was a visiTippets, Preston and Lida Mile. tor in Logan on Monday. The vld Smlthfleld: William Peters, Ban tor says the bay crop Is being bar Diego and Merle ne Madsen, Balt vested at a rapid rate at present, Lake City. the second crop alfalfa being above the average. on Two automobiles collided South Main street Ute 8unday night Ouy 8 we risen was parked along the curbing as a car driven by Mrs. J. J. Edwards crashed Into the 8wensen car. None of the occupant of the can were very ser- Organize for Play Hour Under the direction of the M. iously Injured although Mrs. Edwards sustained a bruised eye. Both L A. of the two wards a play hour care were pretty badly damaged. will be held each Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at Wellsville. The committee In charge are Lewis II. Back From Study V. R. Carver, Lamont Coach Joseph R. Jensen who has Brenchley, Merrill Gunnell, Caroline Allan, been in Eugene, Oregon, the past Gladys Hill, Anna Parkln-- i year on a leave of absence from the Stuart, m and Bessie Jones. AU are InvitUB.AC. where he has been studyed to attend. ing vocational education, has arrived home. He has enjoyed his work and feels he Is In position to do Honor Bishopric The North Logan bishopric Is besome effective work at the college ing honored today by the ward during the coming year. members. Bishop John H. Kemp has served his ward for the past 21 Good Ridgcdale Crops weU. His J. H. Wright of Hyrum, who b years faithfully and counselors are Willard Nyman and at Idaho, spent Alfred Ridgedale. farming Beutler. The celebration toMonday In Logan. Mr. Wright savs is to show the apprecaltion of day the fanners of his section are getthe ward members for the splendid harfall for the grain ready ting work done by the fathers of the vest which will start next week. ward. Program began at 1 o'clock In While there was some frost and wffl be concluded this that section, the grain will be about today dance In the ward hall. an average yield with some crops evening by a 35 of bushels producing upwards per acre. the 25c Building Marquise has started a It Soap Powder 33c front take the the Soap Kid or Patent Logan, Com Local News Heel STORE JESSENS SHOE - Tomatoes OLD MILL ORCHESTRA Ladies Slippers High or Military Announce Engagement Mra Ethel Clark ha announced the engagement of her daughter, Rosa, to Howard Croshaw of Oxford. Idaho The marriage to take place. August 10th In the Logan temple. Miss Clark has been a student at the U. S. A. C. during the past year. She is a vocal student of Prof. A. L. FarreU and has sang to audiences In many places In the valley. Visit in Providence-M- iss Ora Mathews and Frank Bibb of Salt Lake and John OTray of New York, were visiting Mrs. Sophia Mathews Sunday. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Mathews. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mathews. Mr. OPray Is a radio his friends singer and delighted Miss with his marvelous singing. Wanda Mathews returned to Satl Lake with tne party where she will visit for some time. 3E. J j J TNITEDMARKET Free Orders Over i Delivery Learn Why a Million Men Have Changed to Horsehide Work Shoes! you can buy and more comfortable Work shoes! A secret tanning process perfected by Wolverine has snad available the moat durable leather In the world Shell Co dovan Horsehide. The minute you don this euper-thoyoull know why over a million farmers have witched to Wolverines, A tanned by Wolverine, Shell Cordovan Horsehide stay soft de Itujbe herds! soaking of rain, I NOW ' e, slush or mud. It wears like iron because It Includes a reinforcing shell that smooths off and shows no wear for months. And youll be amazed at this new, better resistance to adds of clay soil manure pile or dairy floor. Wolvertnas cost you less, for they often outwear two or three pairs of ordinary shoes. And the prices are no higher. We have all styles ankle length to knee high. Come In today and see eomethlngoewla workihoee E.W. ELLIOT CO. Rulers of Low Prices E. W. ELLIOT $2 Blue Ribbon 3 Loaves Me Golden Bantam? Cans Sends Water Data Lions Return Dow Lewis, S. H. Pond, 8. R. Rogers and Ron Campbell, all wide awake Lions from the Lewiston club, have returned from a delightful outing in Southern California where they attended the International convention of Lions. The trip was made by automobile. Side trips were taken to Boulder City and Boulder dam; Pasadena Rose Bowl, Long Beach where they went out upon the ocean In the battle ship Pennsylvania. Weather conditions Mr. at Los Angeles were Ideal. Lewis was in Logan Friday and said the trip was one of the best he ever enjoyed In his life. While tending the convention the Lewiston delegates spent a night at Wrig-le- y Field where they watched Jim Londos and Ray Steele wrestle two hours and five minutes to a draw Harry C. Parker, secretary of the Hyrum Project Water Users As sociation, reported Monday that he had sent all of the water subscriptions in the proposed Hyrum irrigation project to E. O. Larsen reclamation engineer at Salt Lake. After Mr. Larsen studies the subscriptions he will visit Logan, Mr. Parker said. Shredded pkg. Wheat WORK ON GOLF COURSE RAPIDLY FORGING A1IE4D Boiling Continued from Pup-- On) ces can be obtained, grass wil Ibe planted on the fairways and additional tees and greens will be planted. When the college forestry department begin their program of planting shrubbery and the fairways become green with grass, the Logan Golf elub will have one of glbs' lb. Pickled Pigs Feet BeeS lbs. - umvV.!u C me Ham Hamburger 2s 2 lbs.Sgc ift.aet PUfiiUlU T rill Mountain Brand, Swifts, Armour Star, Ham and Bacon. We carry all the Very Best Grades and the price is RIGHT 3 |
