The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-31
CACHE PEOPLE
NOW lNSALT LAKE
Just a Word About Them
and Theirs in City.
GOwans, Martineau. and
R. 5. Campbell.

II. S. Campbell, who has not been In
the best OF health for some time, con.
templates making trip to the Sand
witch Islands In about five weeks.
Since the first OF the year he has been
taking rest that was Imperative and
before getting into the harness full
tilt again, he will take the trip men
toned above. No man that ever left
Cache has more sincere and earnest
friends that Rob" Campbell and we
all wish for him that the balmy breezes
of the Pacific and the invigorating
climate of the Sandwich Islands may
restore him to us In robust health. III
1t wasn't for the fact that the Hon.
James II. Hammond, that prince Of
gentlemen, our own Jimmy" Is cut
ting ice in Salt Lake waters we would
say that r. s. Campbell is the most
genial, cheerful, whole.souled fellow
that ever forsook the glories Of Cache
for the business cares Of the southern
city. As 1t is, we'll say he is lone Of
the best fellows" that ever blew out
and that Cache friends who fail to call
on him when in Salt Lake just TO
shake hands, miss a treat that the
writer, at least, ever greatly aepreci-
ates.
Speaking of former Loganites who
have gravitated to Salt Lake city and
are ever ready toextend the glad hand
to friends who still retain their abode
in the rural districts but occasionally
seek the strenuous In the city by the
lake, the right honorable Lyman
r. Martineau is not to be overlooked.
Though L. II. has had honors galore
thrust upon him since landing in the
capital OF Zion, he is still the same
aflable, genial, cordial gentleman that
he was when resident OF Cache. And
IL there be those who labor under the
impression that Mr.. Martineau has
not made a lasting and pleasant place
in the hearts and lives OF his political
and business confreres in Salt Lake,
they should disabuse themselves Of the
idea. Prominent democrats, especial
ly, speak of him in the highest terms,
and express the belief that in him
they have found the Moses VINO will
lead them from the wilderness OF de-
spair into the land of milk and honey,
otherwise the official control Of Salt
Lake city and the State.
DR.. G. A. Gowans, dentist in this
city for years, now of the states met
ropolis, has just recovered from a Sc
we're case of lagrippe. Although he Is
neither wan or pale, doc" says he
was so sick for time that he was
afraid he was going to die and finally
was so i'll thai he was afraid he
wouldn't. His many friends here are
glad he didn't shuttle of, and will be
pleased to learn that he has happy
home, and little boy with red or blue
hair that is the pride and JOY Of not
only his own family but of the whole
line of ancestry still here Doc says he Is
going to bring the little fellow to Lo-
gan next spring and "show him off. :"
Gowans Is one of those genial, jolly
good fellows who always make the
city seem just little brighter for the
average Cache Valley traveller that
runs up against him there, so here's
to him and his.
p w. krouse, at one time with The
Republican, is with the Gardner
printery--and we would that he were
with us again. TO tell the truth,
Krouse is about the only real" print
er that ever dropped into this city
but Gardner knows his worth as well
as The Republican, hence our difficult
ty. He has been at that establish
ment since leaving Logan, is promin-
ent In Salt Lake typographical organ
izations and is some "punkins" at the
Y. NJ. G. A. No doubt former ac.
quaintances will call him to mind and
be glad to hear this word Of him?
Henry Bailey, formerly OF Wellsville,
is in Salt Lake and will probably re-
main indefinitely. The young man
has tenor voice OF good range and
splendid possibilities and will take up
study there with some of the local
teachers