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Show V Friday, November 8, 1918. ' a Haw sen:..:. p THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. X DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS There seems to be i- -. RicHmonci -R- with ) VA ICHMOND, ,Nov. 8. Elec-tio- n day passed quietly away the usual Democratic vic-toi- y. Senator J. W, Funk lead in his ticket with an average of 95. The other apdidates lead in an average cf 62 in fayor of Democracy. ; Saturday 'our city was visited by the following prominent Democrats who were making tour of the county: U.S. Con gressman Milton H. Welling, Senator J. W. Funk, Judge Valentine Gideon, County Chairman tiorts will begin Monday, Nov. Ashtbn that Mr. Frank Ash-me- E- I did my washing; 1 wore bliat-Je- PROBATE AND GUAKMANSim NOTICE Weston Vernon, County Sheriff 11th. ' Mr. S. W. Hendricks is was stricken with influenza on my knuckles and after Consult County Clerk or tlie and waa Critically ill. Barker, County Treasurer Leslie chairman of the Richmond dis tthat I did th- work with , a Respective Signer for Hovey, Moses Thatcher, G. W. trict, Mr. Melvin C. Merrill has A w f Mr. Strengthens Austin Burbank, who has i ' Further Information brush. We do many things here JL Vitalizes Skidmore, Edwin Miles, Wm. Ed- the north end of Cache county in been in Montana all summer is that I never dreamed of doing In tho District Court of the First wards, Joseph B. Cabdon, L. F. charge. He says they are in civilian life and I believe that Nourishes and Invigorates every home again. Judicial District of the Mate of Olsen W. R. Ballard and others. r A telephone message waa re- nerve and organ of the human body, having .Utah, In and for the County of mmim there. , most able to be will I accomplish Read his full statement Cache, Btote of Utah. They met on the sidewalk "and ceived by Dr. Milo McQuiston says Doctor. domestic task when I return any been The following letter has shook hands with what few citi- from his daughter, Mrs. Gladys . 'V"OU cannot NOTICE TO CREDITORS home. zens were on the street, hut on Ricks of Sugar City, -- stating destroying property and inter received . by relatives of a to while All I the keep looking IN THE MATTER OF TIIE Richmond soldier: miss one of :'ering with the peaceful acccount of no public gatherings that I1E51LNG-OF WILLIAM for the mountains and all I see they are all down with the of citizens it is time forrights .. of our Camp Dodge,, Iowa, AY,, DECEASED. Not being being permitted, they remained Spanish influenza. hills is small interand Is to stories groves that Co. C. 219 Field rSig. B. only a short timer- - when they able to secure a physician, Mr. marshal to step in and do his soon In appear occasionally by fields of rupts! S' Creditor will present claims with 1918. care if them Oct. 15, of left for Lewiston. Mr. Welling McQuiston went up there to help duty, by taking this paper. The be This corn. a fine coun- vouchers to the undersigned at her may : to so how been know have care take iDear Folks There who has been in France recently care for them. at Providence, place of residence He reports Mr. hey dont try but give me my mountain Cache are writtenthey County, Utah or at the office tnany things happen since my spent seme time visiting with J. and Mrs. Ricks and baby im- cf themselves. ihome, where there are cool Of J. W. Gardner, Enquire , at Sergt. Several boys were arrested for! enlistment in the Training W. Funk, relating me of his ex- proving but the little girl 'has Utah, on or before the 15th breezes at might in the summer Logan,. of December 1918. automobile v. ithout j school,t hat I have not had much day an aking soldiers while as the famous periences visiting pneumonia and is very ill. Date of first publication Oct, 8, 'time and good cold . mountain and driving to time to write letters to relatives ' 1818. author of Over who are in actual service. Our Mrs. Lois Stoddard has recev-fcre- d permission water. LOUISA H. BEARD, decided wes and have Smithfield. affair Top," The settled, friends, sol and well are taken care of boys sufficiently enough from that they reclta hi Grandma, I received your , Administratrix with the it , J own experiancas ' are doing good work. 'will annexed the operation of appendicitis per- jy a compromise and next time! to write one letter and have am I and few a card days ago on tha battla front, 3, W. GARDNER, printed in tjie home paper. ' I am We are pleased to report that formed at Logan hospital to re- when these young people wm ts aufhcient proof Attorney. , " gladto know ..you are, well. I doing it in this manner in order go joyriding they wilLfirs that the atoriaa will we still have the upper hand of turn to her family. ' Uncle John will soon rehope to tntarast of ba TO NOTICE CREDITORS. whereknow o it that they havfe permission that folks may my the flu and at this writing A telegram message was re- very nawapapar cover from hia sickness. That as well. ;o use the car. abouts interest and raader. my of is in case one town, that only ceived from Tracy, Cal., of the too bad aobut Vernice In the matter of the estate of Lillian was Mr. George Holliday and wife, - E. E. 3. Low, June 14th began my life as a deceased. Dr. H. A. Adamson, who was death of Mr. Patley Neeley from Spackman being killed. Creditor will present claims, with stricken but so far no pneumonia pneumonia following the Spanish who have been living on the soldier and on the 15th about Miss the Three weeks ago Camp Dodge vouchers, to the undersigned at his In SmithftciuVCache Counhaa follow ad. He expects to be influenza. He leaves a wife and Cajne ranch have moved into four hundred and fifty tJtah Installment was quarantined and many were residence ty, Utah, on or before the 24th day Mr. Holliday will be em- - boysjmet at the U. of U. in Salt out in a few' days. All are careful three children to mourn his loss. town. sick. but most of the fellows are of December 1918. Sylvester Lovr, ' J and if - it is just a cold, they Mrs. Neeley is well known among ployed as night watchman at the Lake City to begin their lives better now. The" quarantine Administrator. Date of first publication. Oct anew. My first experience , in kitchen call the doctor to be sure before the Richmond people. His body Condense Factory. police. All of us got a within the camp was lifted Sun-da- 19, 1918. Funeral services were held at infantry drill began here. AlE. R. Mllea, E. S. Chambers, Athey mingle with others." As the will be brought here for inter hd that, was a happy tim; re- chance at that job, p.el:r.g ttorney. auto he m. 2 I at for cemetery signed up p. Sunday though case of Mr. W. F, Smith, he and ment. , were not al we before for that too scrubbing "spuds,' 'sweeping, Bertha pairing; there were already NOTICE TO CREDITORS several of the members of his Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Thomson over the remains of Mrs. " lowed - to leave the vicinity of 'ever work auto I I for f of late wife the thought policing. Peterson, aijd many applicants IN THE MATTER OF THE ESfamily were under the weather spent Sunday, with their daughtour barracks. 'for a few days. ' They reported er, .Mrs. Millie VanOrden oi Christian Peterson. She has been so J was given electrical instruct of home it was then, and to We were required to sleep TATE OP ELIZABETH SALISBURY, DECEASED, a great sufferer fop ten - weeks, tion. This proved interesting make the experience more real ' the case and remained isolated Lewiston. windows and some-with open onheld I the job down three days from all until they found there 'Mrs. Carrie Coley and Mrs being unable to swallow any food Keith Merrill and I were the present claim', v, ith , time during the flu' scare in- - . Creditortowill ' ' and Richmond. half. a Vera She for the two six died weeks. the f at undersigned at the voucher, ' rpm ly was no flu but just a cold. If Lucile Van Orden of Lewistor. I to go to the office of Nebeker, Thatcher and BowWe stayed in Barracks for a fluenza and had home of Mr. Hans Peterson and Murrays husband was there all would do this way; perhaps paid visits to friends here Wed, Cache County, en, Jn Logan, too. All of our amusements few days and they then sent it hospital shortly after, inhere Utah, on or before the 1st day of we could escape the much dread, alMr. H.S.Webb, Grace Webt was tenderly cared for during me seven for days January, A, D. 1919, her illness by Mr. and Mrs. Hans were good and our competent to live fn stables. The days they kept ed disease. Date of first publication, Oct. 23, .Merrill and babe have returnee not the I sick, wa$ very though ' were hot to us and still 1918. the all did could lieutenants who enjoy dreadfully helped Peterson, they We have received no official home after visiting Mr. and Mnj in insisted on doctor H. my staying' Salisbury, AdministraJoseph cool. were Most of real for her welfare. Her son John what might have seemed hard. nights notice, but from letters received Wm. P. Merrill for sever I got' out it seemed tor, When bed. was in the U. S. service at a Nebeker, Thatcher and Bowen, AtAugust 12th we were separ- the fellows only had one blanket fine to eat a real meal. The from Austin . Rainey and uweeks. for Administrator. torneys not ated and sent to many different and a canvas bed and about the Our first snow storm arrived camp in California, but did must have been open the Ephriam Woodland we fear we window middle of the night fellows were SUMMONS have to report the sad news that Monday afternoon. Previous tc receive word in time to get to the camps and Keith Merrill proved came back,.for fol- to Be among the first who went. heard rustling about, putting o ? night Before,! He came services. t home the Distrt-Court oF the First In the Bert Spackmsn has besm killed, this we have had very little and now I am feelJudicial. District Of the State of their a two or a been He time. at A went, later too, has ws, piece clothing day lowing Tuesday. Adrian Aitkens gassed, Ephriam frost. ,The grass is still greer yUtab, in and for the county . of and Really, when, I got up in the ing fine again. Cache. Woodland and Paul Wright but with a carpet of snow it exempted from further service and after hours of riding now in hard We are working Plaintiff EDWARD SMITH ' in rhorning all I had to do was to landed us account of some on afflictions. of bodily stopping, wounded while in service at the makes us realize that winter if to outthink the kaiser vs. effort an wHich locatThe- - services at the cemetery Ft. Leavenworth, is pull off my overalls and jumper, Defendant ELLEN SMITH front in France. How badly near, Missodri river. I which I had over my regular who is artfully yet foolishly try- The State of Utah to the said Do- ed the well near attended were considering these three boys are we do not M. Lear Lawrence who has to dam the world at the fendant are instructed to be' len joyed my trip, for the scenery uniform, and I was ready for ing summond to , You are as yet know as they only tell'part been afflicted with the flu a' hat we point of his bayonets and we Are pear within hereby after the twenty all the while the days work. and beautiful was the :areful about spreading in letters. Our hearts go out in Park City is well enough to com to crush him until he begs service of thia Aummona upon you. going One Sunday a number of us Spanish influenza. The meeting we sang and yelled. At every within the county in which I would Iftbiserved sympathy to those who have home to his parents. action Is brought, otherwse went through the State peniten- for mercy. Although us with J. the over va3 stop people greeted Bishop presided .by loved ones in the war, especially Halloween observances were much more, I within thirty dayk after service, and eat and drink. tiary, which had about eighteen enjoy to tell you the above entitled action; when we hear such sad - news not entirely forgotten despiti L McCarrey, with Counselor H, good things to close. , With best wishes defend must and in case of your failure so to do. Kansas City hundred prisoners. Ever 'tiling M. Egan in charge. at While choir The stopping about them. Our trust is that the fact that all public gatherto Judgment will be rendered against to a swimming had an unusually neat appear- and kindest regards everyone, you according to the demand of the the war will soon be over and ings are forbidden and all pre sang Tho Deepening Trials we had access friend as I remain ever, your which has been filed with V. pool, which proved a good recre- ance? pictures and pennants decomplaint, Mrs. A. Your Way. Throng our boys brought back safe and cautions taken to . prevent th and neighbor. ' ' ' the clerk of said court and which Merrill and Miss Marteal Wright ation. corated, the cells. said action baa been brought to sound. flu from gaining a footholc WESLEY B. JOHNSON. obtain a decree of divorce dissolvAusecond last after about Will On of be There the Stars the Akmg my day sang Any At the reqest of President Wil- here. A few children venturer S. Never before have I ing the bonds or matrimony between P. In My Crown?. The Stoddard appearance at Ft. Leavenworth, gust the third company, the m.e parties and for the care and son we are again called upon for out with their Utah like I do now: said and I tell to which I . belonged, left for appreciated Alma custody of the mtnor child. Now Erickson met From I boys sang Resting a Soldiers Welfare Fund. Cache Several thoughtless boyg got" tt J. W. GARDNER, Utahs the place for me, to have the Camp Dodge. We formed the of Plaintiff Attorney towns outside of Logan are to carrying on with their prank; Care and Sorrow. The speakers you it seemed good I will there Post Office Address were C, A. Monson, J. W. Hend- association and companionship nucleus of a Signal Battalion, ' Utahs my home, ' raise $11,000.00 for this Charity and got into so much mischiel Logan, Utah. happy be, A. S. Schow, Carl J. Olsen, of a home town boy. We only wljich is to be part of the nineCommittees have been that 13 of them were arrested ricks, Fund. to roam. Never more W. Funk and J. L. McCarrey. rveere together a few times, then teenth division. The boys are mountain as the Free appointed. This week they will Some spent the night in thr air. . went with the 5th company parted and sent to companies in do some advertising and appoint city jail and others were callet' They all spoke of her patience he sea. as Free the LAYING HENS and Murray went with which they may do their best - bird their committees and next week in the early morning by the mar and cheerfulness and of the good to Texas an emb as Free eagleCo. A, JB. and C. oriiia. work. work she had done fn caring for the 4th company NEED GRIT ' the drive will begin. The chair-me- n shal and made to go and do the lem of thee. Mr. Peterson and hisfamily Leavenwoi At Ft. 7 All hail to the brave pioneers! MteMMeeeeeeeieeee e of each various district are things .they had undone durinf when they were in such great firstr eal experience at K. P." building, which is well provided al confident that our citizens will their nights carousal. is It us to Zions fair Ground feeds are necessary for with stoves and as much com- Whobrought'' ' She had made great sacmost efficient digestion In poultry. be loyal and cheerful and will right to have a little sport ox sorrow. I . land, not is Hopper feeding saves labor and furknown as fort It and now sun had the possible. rifices, gone SPELLS boost for 100 per cent. Collec- - Halloween but when it comes, tt , To a land where the wild man nishes the necessary supplementary 1 how will we down and it was the end .of a ere, long just Once sang to their band. - . feed at all times. There Is noi.danger needed rest. She will be compenof poultry overeating on ground feeds BREAK YOUR REST but little does it matter, for we fed dry In a hopper. are as comfortably tT.ted as sated for the trials she has pass- Limestone grit or oyster shell Is v ed through. They' also paid compossibles nd have all kinds of PAINS also necessary for laying hens. A T old wlth to them amusements,pliments to Mr. and Mrs, Hans Tat'SItop laying ben requires large quantities , reliable Dr. King's Netf The meals are usually very 6Iv Way to Soothing Hamlin's of shellmaking material. Nearly all Peterson as their care for their r Discovery of this must come from the grit.. Wizard Oil good and on Sunday we have, ica step mother was a tribute of reand shell she eat. It is poor econand safe Oil a i Wizard Hamlins TEat raw,' hoarse throat "muit ba cream and cake, chicken, good omy not to keep a liberal supply acspect to their departed father. toothed. headache and treatment for effective d chest That Mr. T. H. Merrill offered the In- most be loose ned. That cough most vegetables and bread, We have neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain cessible, One extra egg a year will checked so can is, it acts as s tonic to the tortured pay the bill. It returns the money inBleep. you tness kits, which we wash in nerves vocation and Mr. Wm( Anderson beDr. snd almost invariably brings vested a hundred fold. King's New Discovery fiat bees the" benediction. She was sixty-on- e relieving colds, end coughs for half a Chickens raised on range can be large cans of hot water, after quick relief. s without the least disagreeable Its healing, antiseptic qualities can produced much more economically ' century meal. each of leaves two and years age always be relied upon to prevent inthose kept closely confined around Our work in the Signal corps fection, or other serious results, from than sons and one daughter. Your druggist nae lt because it H the farm buildings. Not only Is levs bites bruises, burns, demand 60c and la cuts, sprains, big is very Interesting, although and Most of; the fanners have feed required, but the danger from stings. Just as good, too, for and $1.20. . there is a lot of extra work, K. sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold disease is reduced. The edge cf t: their beets all gathered in. A cornfield makes an ideal portry and canker sores. Co., P. orderly, policing in and out- sores great many boys and girls now Try this' for Constipation Get it.from druggists for 30 cents. range. Chickens grow best on plo o schedule time bowels on Keep the side the barracks, guard duty If not satisfied return the bottle and ground and the corn furnishes shade, go to Lewiston and other outside with Dr. Kings New Life Pills, the . your money back. which Is essential during the summer. V towns to seek employment in the and "our washings, besides our getJJver freed from poisonous wastes, constipated or have sick Under such conditions, a pound cf stomach the - ' Liver Wizard coenplextioa dear, headache? Just to be which try beets. studying, ought chicken can be produced from t 3 tweet, the tongue uncoated, the breath Whips, pleasant little' pink pilis, 30 to four pounds of grain. Word was sent to us from untainted. Mild yet poiitive. 2J5c -- X cents. --Guaranteed.,, , r- -- rs nt PHOSPHORATED np Somewhere in France With Erapey VlJL Xmas-weathe- - . . afford n-TAT- tKe series E W fact that by Arthur Guy Empey, - the and Dont First J ya , ' ? -- , ' out-flue-n- za j -- ap-da- ys - - "' . jack-o-Iante- " f -- COOK b-- Jr Order Your' Coal Now IIEURIW , 4 , From phlegm-loade- tfter-effectf- ct . - -- well-kno- Monson Lumber Agents' 1 , Richmond, - - Phone 38 ' " W |