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Show Saturday, December 9, 1939 CACHE AMERICAN LOO AN. CACHE COUNTY. UT.ll Page Five luictly from one end of the cor-- 1 Trenton Visitor rrdor to Lne ether. Wiien you ' Oscur Olsen, prominent farmer a Urge , .leave Use cured or you ent-- r of the Truiton district, was mins-jaun- g - lawm at tlie end of which a busuiess In tlie count v seat Mrv. Zenda Hull large ma.vi of rcx lt ll RICHMOND .size of a WELLS V I LLE Mrs. Julia Wyatt on Fiiday. tf Salt Lake City, spent the house has fallen from the week in Richmond at the home celling of the case. You conclude who was observing her birthday Beet Growers Elect of her aister, Mrs. Edwin Small j there must lsave been a great anniversary on Tuesday was guest Directors of the Caolie County Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Atkinson oonunotion when Unit masa of ol honor at a family dinner party at her home Tuesday evening. Beet Growers association win meet entertained at tneir home Thurs-I- . je Yellow dirysanthemums centered Tuesday forenoon and elect offiday evening, honoring A. J. At-- j of thls The fttUlJlg kinaon of Logan, on bti 63th the table where covers were laid cers for tlie ensuing year. This anup the entrance to another for Mrs. birthday anniversary. Dinner was openedcavern. Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. nouncement was made Friday by You go around the served at one large table which large Charles L Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs Frank Wood, president. rode and work yourway w rt beautifully decorated. Those large Thomas Wyatt, Mr. and Mis. enjoying the affair were Mr. and through a small entrance and Mr. and Mrs. R. Spartans Beat Tooele Anderson, down old creek a into bed. It dry Mrs. A. J. Atkinson, of Logan In a basketball game that wu A Irishman. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mr. and Mr. William Atkinson, la level and covered with a soft Lorenzo Thorpe and son close all the way, the South Cache Wyatt, of Clarkston; Mrs. Eva Miller. talc. This la a relief to your feet Sh received several lovely Spartans took a S3 to 27 decision of Newtoa; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph after climbing over the many Dean. from the Tooele high hoo paters at Frednco. of Smfthfleld; Mr. and square blocks of stone. You circle gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Parley G. Hall HjTum Thursday afternoon. Ralph Mrs. Ray Clark, of Buhl, Idaho: around and follow the stream bed and Ariel Maughan, Doug Long Mr. and Mrs. George. Harris, Mr. and lo here comes the climax. It and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glenn and' Doug Shelton looked good for Calito and Mrs. Wilson Atkinson, Mr. is the Statue of Liberty In the left Thursday for a trip and Mrs. Solon of form of a large stalagmite about fornia. They will visit all points the winners. Courtney Brown, a Atkinson, Logan. A social evening follow- seven feet high from the base of of Interest and visit with Mr. and cagey forward, played brilliantly. Kodak 25 oilers expert picture-makin- g equipment for ed the dinner. above the bead Mrs. Russell Stuart at Los An- Entertain Husbands full-colthe front. Directly Koda- either or snapshots Mias Rhea Klcken and Dale of the statue hanging from the geles. Members of the Ralph Smith ' chrome stills, and a choice of three lenses and shutters Johnson were among the 500 deleof stalactites about Mra Lorenzo R. Thorpe Is spend- camp o f the gates attending the seventh an- large dump daughters of Utah 1 d shutnual conference of the intermoun-tai- n oetlmg about 15 feet high. Is a ing two weeks at Rock Springs, Pioneers are sponsoring a Christ- at modest prices. With L'3.5 lens and fam1150-secon- d school of Journalism at the five feet long In the form of the Wyoming with her son and mas party and banquet in compli- ter, it costs $33.50 and with f4JS lens pods of milk weed babies. Prom ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo W. ment to their husbands B Y.U. at Provo, Saturday. tonight shutter, $21.50 shutU5.6 lens and 1100-secon- d with of son welcomed these little a of who the pods drops tips The Scandinavian Goodfellow Thorpe at the home of Mrs. Lucille Crook-sto- n oo to home fall head last to the water continue at their Saturday. you. society held their regular monthPeter son. A good program ter, $14.50. ..Well gladly show them ly meeting and social at the tab- - of the Statue of Liberty and leave jjyg. Jceeph Green returned re- - and games will feature the evenwith their minute colored lime deposits. cently from a three-weeemacle Wednesday night trip ings entertainment AH camp conAlma Olsen To build this up must have taken to California. members are invited. cordially Business pertaining to ages. Too much water falling would ducting. Those working upon the committee the club was transacted which wash the deposits away therefore in charge of the affair are was followed by community sing- It has been only small drops fallLucille Crookston Petersen, Mrs led Delbert Egan. ing continuously In one place for by ing, Ethel Crookston, Mabel Chambers selections were vocal Several well see is To this and years. Della Cronquist, Olive Stauffer rendered by Rulon Waite; a re- years 41 NORTH MAIN ST. worth the effort to get to this and Susie Hanoey. told Christmas story was given MILLVILLE Mr. and Mrs. cave. It Is a beautiful of the part by Lee Petcrborg; the remaindin a large dome like cham- - tm Olson are the proud great er of the evening being spent at ber. This ends the trail as far grand parents of a fine son born lunch and dancing. sur- - recently to Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mr. and Mrs. Ulyses Pack, of as the cord goes which the placed to make the trail son of Logan. Pocatello. Idaho, were week end Mrs. Emma Jenson and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert The cave extends far beyond this 2200 feet and has never been comOlla Anderson spent Sunday with Tripp. Elder H. Ray Lamson. district pletely explored. It may open up Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Reeder of the Northwestern Into many other large caverns. Hyde Park. president of States mission, with heaquarters One ranger said he had been at Mrs. Lila Draper and daughter at Grants Pass, Oregon, called on least 500 feet farther but it was of Draper spent Sunday and MonMr. and Mrs. E. M. Hicken, Fri- rough going and smaller. All along his the cave on the sides are grottos day with relatives. day evening, en route to m Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fehrson horn at Albuquerque. New which may also be connected with of a same the are the proud grandparents Mexico. He labored in other large chambers. fine son bom on Monday to Mr. district to which. Dean Hicken is men will crew all work of The n. favorable and Mrs. El wood Jenson of assigned. He brought most summer next of winter and news from Elder Hicken. Mrs. Jenson is in a Logan Seedless to make the tr&U inside the cave hospital. to it for the and 4 lb. Pkg. opening prepare Cave to Minnetonka Visit Mr. and Mrs. A C. Hale visited "on Sunday" with Mra. V P"th0f briefly In Bear Lake Valley fad. 1940 Tnere Hy(fe Makes Wonderful Side Trip Where It is not practicable to Powdered build steps with the blocks of' ., Continued from Page One) Stockholders 3 Pounds Meeting: tower of Pisa. Many square blocks stone, steel ladders win be used to, S S of annual The meeting other and regular the places. gaps have fallen bridge of stone in all sizes of the First stockholders from the celling and walls in the A number of the formations which the ational Bank of Logan, Utah, been broken off wUl be have over trail the these Rex and is it past I wil be held j1 tanking room goes, up and down and down and put together again with cement. at 8 lb. Carton 3k " Tu,eda1y Janufy 140'.. A number of flash light pictures up. the e ec ion p.m be used will These were in taken. As you proceed the formations of directors and the transaction become larger and more numer- the new information folder of the of such other business as may be Big IUt ous. You next enter a large cav-e- Forest Service. Also in the new proper. and at the top of a mass of booklet of the Logan Chamber of 2 lb. Pkg. RUSSELL S. HANSAN, Cashier. 3k blocks of stone, stands Moses of Commerce. Among the formations Dated at Logan, Utah, Decemone where was noted helactite, Advt. Old the lawgiver, almost life size ber 8, 1939. in the form of a large stalagmite the stalagmite from the floor has .ik J. B. C. expounding the law to the Is- - been united with the stalactite the from lb. 2 also ... him ceiling. around raelites standing Pkg. It is planned to Install a dynamo in the form of stalagmites. This is really an impressive sight. You and provide electric light for the JS leave Moses and the Israelites and cave and the camp. This would Hills Red .Ik to the lighting and j came to a stand with a finger add much can . lb. of The cave. fincolor effects the bowl where you may dip your gers in clear cold water and wash lights and shadows from the grotoff the dirt you have received tos on the sides and from the f ' ' from climbing over the rocks. All ceiling would be remarkable. lights Seedless 5k formations from behind .would with the look route you up along the !' JONES PLUMBING Interest at the stalactites hanging make them stand out very life , from the ceiling and extending like. Some of the formations are COMPANY 5k down the walls. Some resemble t ' Mild f More is certain to be heard PHONE 823 r LOGAN, UTAH delicate coral and lace, mostly 5k 1 about the Minnetonka Cave. Later onyx color. Per pound Next you come to the great a geological description of the cave corridor. The (Polish corridor can- will be presented. 5k not compare with it in interest. Campbells You enter at an elevation of about 50 feet from the bottom of the 5k Except Chick. & Mushroom.... cave and to pass through the corridor you descend about 30 feet and work your way along far anFlakes other 100 feet and then clmb H can No. coragain to the other end of the 5k ridor. The acoustics are good. 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