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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-28
PTGH CORNER

Ed Topper left last Tuesday for
Bingham where he will work in the
wood for Mr.. Chase.
Dance. T. Madison. tomorrow Fri.
eye: Nulting's orchestra; tickets SOC.
About sixty gathered at the Pugh
/ Corner schoolhouse on Christmas
| night when the follow ng program
I MAS carried out: Music by the
! choir, y Letter to Santa Claus.
! Nelma Savage. A Swedish Legend,
! Guy Savage; Christmas Bells. LIST
and It'll Grades. \ Christmas Carol
| Addie Savage, Wants for Christmas,
Muriel Richardson a Christmas
Joke, Nelma Savage and Ruth IIoyt;
\ Voice for Santa Claus. Alice Row
ell; music. choir; Christmas Customs
in Other Lands by school; Santa
Claus is Coming, Adclia Terry; [
Wonder, Mylon Richardson's Good
Enough, Frank Savage; 4 Christmas
Acrostis, school; A Christmas Piece,
William Hoyt. How Santa Came
Peter Savage: Christmas. Cony Saw
age; A Christmas Secret Ruth Hoyt;
Music, choir.
Allen Row ell and VIE spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. II. X.
Rowcll
The following clipping from The
Reno Evening Gazette Will be of in
tereSt to many of our readers. Mrs
Hunnewill has only two relatives in
this section Mrs. Albert RoWell and
Mrs. Carroll Savage of Bingham:
with the passing away on Novem-
Der % of Mrs. Esther Hunnewill of
Bridgeport. Cal. the life of another
pioneer woman of the West was
closed
Mrs. Hunnewill was born at East
Madison, Me, on April p. 1912. At
the age Of II she married the late N
B. Hunnewill, who had returned after
several years of successful mining in
California. to claim her as his bride.
The young couple came West at once
via the Isthmus of Panama and locat-
ed at Woods de, Cal. where their only
child, the late Frank E. Hunnewill,
was born. From Woodside they
journeyed by oX-team TO Aurora,
Nev.. in the days when the gold eX-
citement was at its height, and there
they lived for a time.
In 1864 they moved to Bridgeport
valley, then a sagebrush waste sur
rounded by heavily timbered noun
| tains and there Mr. Hunnewill took
up land and went into the cattle
| business, while at the same time he
engaged extensively in numbering.
With the decline of the mining camps
and the numbering industry in that
section. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunnewill en-
/ larged their land and cattle interests
and the Bridgeport ranch became
their permanent home.
! Mrs. Hunnewill survived her son
and her husband by some years Her
death occurred peacefully, after a
short Illness. at one of the fanRly
homes at Wellington, New. She was
| a member of the Eastern Star Chap
/ ter. organized in San Francisco, 1888
auxiliary to Bodie Commandery OF
| the Knights Templar.
! She leaves a daughter-in-law Mrs
Alice Hunnewill of Bridgeport Ca.
three ndchildren, Lucille E
Krauph of Wellington, New; Stanley
H Hunnewill of Bridgeport, Cal.
and Mrs c. r. Morris of Virginia
City, New; two great grandchildren
and a niece and nephew, Mrs. Crissit
Caughln of Reno, New. and John F
Hearne of Redding, Cal
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MADIsON'S CHRISTMAS CLUB
Madison Branch Augusta Trust Co.
Starts New Saving Plan

On page three of this issue will be
found the announcement by the Madi-
son Branch, Augusta Trust Co. of
their Christmas Club plan. This
method has been in operation in the
larger centers for several years and
millions of dollars have been paid out
to members just before Christmas of
each year. People in this banks
territory will now have an opportuni
ty to take advantage of this splendid
system of money saving. 1t is to be
noted that this bank pays per cent
on these deposits, not all banks add
ing this feature.
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ATHENS

All day meeting of Athens Grange,
January 9Th, for installation of Of
ficers.
Dance, E. Madison, tomorrow Fri.
eve; Nutting's orchestra; tickets soc.
Annie l.. Decker was obliged, by
reason of the travelling, to postpone
her visit to this place, to Tuesday
next, when she will be at Mrs. Hay
den's, as previously announced.
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.,cr.o~ Ar HARRY BEALE',

AUCTION At HARRY bEALbS
Next Saturday. Dec. 80 at 10 a. m.
Household furniture of every dc
scriptiou. wagons. etc. lW9-
SEND rs S1.25 AND WE Will
send YOU by parcel post paid a leh-
pound box of our Petite Brand huhS
less salt fish. Money back If not sat
lHiR ~ Boston ,rIa'''' w - @ l3w52
WANT TO MY a PIECE OF d
inch betting Is or 20 feet long. also
an Is inch pulley. inch face To 20 on
Il : inch shaft Lewis smith, Brigh-
ton. @Wo-f
case for saIe Also enc large coffee
mill and a new single driving harness.
b. {. Taylor. New store GO Hathaway
Street. Skowhegan. 4~o2a
FAMILY wAsHINGs WANTED TO
do At home. or any kind Of work by
come and sac YOU Mrs Mary +.
Young. L + - No. .. SkowheEan.
1w52s
SOME NO. FOX uoU NDs ron
Sale also one female and one N-months
old pup G. H. Tracy. Nerridgewoek.
STABLE TO RENT on EAST
Front Street Inquire of Il. l. SWEET,
SkowheEau, no.
y
sale. Complete. Everything needed
10 comply with the law. All IN
working order. Inquire OF L. II. Bur
CESS. Norridgewoek. 2w52
HOUSE SITUATED IN PLEASANT
part of town for rent. Modern con,
venfences. Easy to do work in. VIII
rent all furnished. reserving ON bed
room in exchange for my board, to
family Without small children. Ad-
dress II. NJ. f, care Independent Re
porter lwo2'
BLACK HANDBAG FOUND on
Madison avenue last evening. Owner
may have same by calling for it at
yertisement. tf52
WANTED-TWo OR MORE ROOMS
for light housekeeping. must be fur
nished Inquire OF George BLY, at
Hotel oxford. lw52|
WANTED-Sweet Corn, pole and
bush beans and oats suitable for
seed purposes. State quantity ana
price for prompt cash. Mail small
sample. William Kimball, Bath, Me.
2w52"
OWNERS OF THE OLD STYLE
Edison Photographs can have the at
tachment for playing the 4-minute
records put on the standard new FOR
5000 and on the Home for $1.25 In
Guiding the model b diamond point re-
producer, at Smiths Music Store. 4w5l
WANT TO MY A SECOND HAND
Pung. The style made in Maine state
Prison is preferred. Everett T. Good
rich, Skowhegan, y. f.. 1873. ti9i
MORE EGGs--Gf it is eggs you
we have it in 25c and soc packages.
.. A. x W. +. Porter. Skowhegan
3w5l
ONE BLACK HORSE ron SALE
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The News of SOmersefs Busy Towns

ROCkport Saturday 10 begin her Win
ter term of school.
Mrs. Wait of Waterylle spent
Christmas with her son Walter Wait
and wife.
Rev. A. T. Bosen is spending this
week with his mother and sister at
Arlington, Mass.
Miss Anna Johnson teacher in The
Mark Emery schools is spending her
vacation at Brunswick.
Mrs Ellery Fenlasou is visiting
her daughter and other relatives in
Washington county.
Rev. and Mrs Wills have been SUI
ferine from severe grp colds for
several days.
Stewart Public Library which has
not been opened on Wednesday even
ings for some time will hereafter be
opened on Wednesday evenings.
The Sunshine Society sent out flow
ers and boxes of fruit to thirty-siN
persons at Christmas time.
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Hodgdon of
Christmas tree.
On the eve before Christmas the
hearts of many invalids and shut-ins
were gladdened by the beautiful
Christmas carols. There were
twcnty-one singers who went about
the streets and awoke in many a
heart the Christmas spirit.
The Woman's Club held an inter
esting meeting at the home of Mrs.
Alice Simmons, Dec. Is. with the fol-
lowing program: Paper, Bob White.
Mrs. Annabel Pullen; Sketch on Mi
eratory Habits of Birds, Mrs. Nellie
Dick; paper, Bird Visitors, Miss
Paulenah simmons; solo. ! Envy the
Birds, Mrs Edna Thorne. The next
meeting will be held Jan. > The
subject VIII be Education and will be
in charge of Miss Mary Porter with
the following program: Roll call.
"reminiscences of School Life, paper,
Education in the District of Maine
paper Early Schools in Arson The
place of meeting will be announced in
the next issue of this paper
Mr. Hutchinson and Mr.. flanagan
of the North Arson Mfg Co, are
away on business.
Mrs Attossa Healy of Scion Who
has been spending TWO weeks with
Mrs. William Moore. has returned
home
Mr. and Mrs W. c Emery went to
Skowhegan Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs Emery's aunt
Charles Smith of Boston is spend
ing the holidays with his wife Mrs.
Grace Murphy Smith.
Arthur Clark and Mr. Richards of
Pennington were in town Monday.
John NJ. Getchell spent Christmas
with his daughter Mrs Edward Paine
of Portland and returned home Tues
day.
Miss Ethylene Barnard who is
teaching in Winthrop, Mass, was the |
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. !
Charles Barnard of Madison street, |
during the holidays.
Mrs Ellen KnoWlton who has been |
spending a week with the family of |
c. o. Small Of Madison, has return
ed home
Dr.. and Mrs. StinchGeld, Miss Lyle
and Master Allan of Skowhegan
spent Christmas day with Mr. and
Mrs. +. W Bunker
Mr. and Mrs John flanagan and
daughter Anna spent Christmas IN
with Mrs. Hannagan's
sister Mrs. Ed Hilton.
Willis IIodgdon and family, ". II.
t'elker and family and Fred Bailey
and family had family dinner and
Christmas tree al ". II. Hodgdons
in Embden.
Mr. and Mrs. E. " Witham and
family passed Christmas in Scion
he quests of = Eiebor and ia
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Gard of Thanks

To the many friends who helped to
make the last weeks happy for our
loved one, we desire to express our
sincere thanks. Also we express our
appreciation of the many beautiful
flowers from the Alumni. the High
School, the class of 1916, the Eastern
Star, the M. E. Church, the M. E.
Sunday School and other friends.
Mildred e. Manson
Horace P. Manson
Esther F. Manson
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PTRI,ISHING
BUSINESS


n" Prs M" at melu OF yeyr-Ionnd en-
start small and to work and study
until they fit themselves for bet1 err
positions. We can give good. year
round employment Is clerk in cur
subscription department to any live
Rard- working girl who has even a
With better fpo edHcation We can 1 osr
the same start but an even more
promising future. We run an ednca
tionai dsnartmen+ vbere W tascb
girls typing stencil cutting, adyer-
tisetneht writing, PROOF reading letter
' d" IlIihE e'e.c ana we are IRVING 10
open open mes OF adFan,,e , to the best
ISL. al our dlssposal ana TO M
ihem as far as possible. with cur own
please write telling all about Yourself
10 W H. Gannett Pub. Inc. Dept
l. r. Augusta. Maine. 3w51
o,nn,rs ro ,,.,,,Y ,,o~,,s ,,..>.,r
~ r., H. d,Ii,nra9 ,.,s..l
iaad.s b0,,'n IN, Nta a. ,5''ti -
gan. tf51
sE,soNEn SIEn DYN~r1s -
tn NM, an 49, S !. y y i1 ~ ~
80. -, - 81 '9oiiie > ltaple
Iro+b.rg p I, e,i -, uodIS
Farmers Tel - 'No 49,.
coon swarm nox, %, -
wants 10 .vork for bosrd 10 o. -
scbnoi Farn 20 mo P go.,.s anu 10 10
NRM, care Independent Reporter.
2w51'
1,AuE SuupIrEuD D,4ons
three months old for sale, s. 90 each
handsome parents good cattle and
watch dogs and kind to children
would make nice Christmas present
1'ioi''''oi'o' DoH %. d.
DESIRABLE MODERN TENEMENT
for rent ON Water Street. Opposite
SWEET. skow bb inquire OF II, n J.
ti'o
TWO YOUNG THoRoBRED HOL-
stem Bulls for sale. May be seen at
Road, \. E. Phone 1921; Farmers
Ga. Geo. Z. Clough. L f d No. /
Madison tf5O
SU&t~rING pIIIE,Xs uOcEos
Betting ete' second hand for So,
Half or less than half nrice nf 49,
Printed list giving eXaGt dfmensions
sent on application indenendenf- Pc
porter Co, skowhegan. tf5O
-,
rdp w ~ TO ,, RENT OR MY \ VIC
tbat III ~ 40 .liiie, ~ dHy machine
- aead ~ - iaS 1olunipld anu Nlelor
aaa - -, ae'Se , Stale " MAJ you nave
III, "a ~ - " Ho e,i d, ian,
''oeN poA ~ - ohO"hesah. tioO
TlPEW RITERS TO RENT-RentaI
can he applied toward purchase If de
sired. independents Reporter Co. tf50
uNVrEn ~ Excu,xcr ,-oo -
= ia'slf far ~ 1,i,1,t VII i9Vo ID
debendent -fenmrt.r nauile at lhe IN IA
oi'iNe' tioo
ANOTHER LADY ROoMER WANT
Mt i
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

SOMERSET SIS.
December %, A. D. 1916
We. the undersigned, having been
duly appointed by the Honorable
Charles o. Small, Judge of Probate
within and for said County, Commits
sioners to receive and decide upon the
claims of the creditors of Luther
Temple. late of Bingham. in said
County deceased. whose estate has
been represented insolvent. hereby
give public notice agreeably, to the
order of the said Judge of Probate.
that six months from and after De-
cember 10, 1916 have been allowed to
said credit ors to present and prove
their claims. and that we will attend
to the duty assigned us at the office
of Maurice P. Merrill in skowhegan in
said County on the twenty-third day
of January A. d. 1917 and on the
twentieth day of February A. d. 1917
at nine of the clock in the forenoon
OF each of said days.
MAURICE p. MERRILL
ALFRED Fl. LANG
3w52 Commissioners.
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SHoATES FOR sALE-wANT re
buy one horse sled. Edward Tague
Maple st. Skowhegan tf52
STORAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
construction for storage purposes.
Separate rooms, under lock and key.
when desired Perfectly adapted for
furniture household goods, etc. Chas
A. Burnor Al Winter Street. tf37
BUCKwHEAT AND GRAHAM
Flour, nome grown and home ground
Five pound package mailed anywhere
within $50 miles of Scion for 3be.
Baker IL Priest. Scion. 1y27
BARGAIN IN Al II. r. IsTERNa-
IlONAL Engine. Used days only
We VIII guarantee as good as new
May be seen at Skowhegan Garage.
tai
WANTED-Live poultry OF all Kind.
promptly on arrival; crates furnished
Write us for prices before selling,
Eel: iSl3-W W. H. Bailey & Son. 7
East Turner St. Auburn. .f2o
SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS AND
have them made into nice soft vel
thoroly cleaned Rugs for sale or we
will exchange for your old carpet. II
inconvenient for you to call, write or
telephone and we will call anywhere
In the city with samples. Send for
circular to the Oriental Rug works.
Skowhegan. y. E. Phone 2f2-11 tf45
AMATEUR PHOToGRAPHERs-
Bring or mall your films to the Hun
1888. Developing and printing
promptly attended to. tf33
HONEY, FINEST QUALITY, WAR
ranted pure bees honey. Thick. rich
and delicious. Delivered by parcel
post, y lbs. $500, lbs. $11s. Long
fellow Bros. Hallowell. sw45.
FARM TO LET-FOR TERMS IN
air a,st1 nd ID n u
No. l. 1sw44"
WE HAVE A HEAT REGULATOR
for sale. The "Sylphon" Adapted
for use on steam heating plants
where one or more pounds of pressure
order. List price s25. VIII sell for
5000 Descriptive literature sent oa
request. independently Reporter Co.
ADDING MACHINE FOR SALE
can Adding Machine only to find that
larger one necessary. VIII sell for
$4,000, absolutely new and very latest
model. Descriptive circular sent on
request. Independent-Repo Co.
1914 OVERLAND RUSABoUT FOR
sale New tires, newly painted. In
first class mechanical condition See
DR.. II. T. Bibber Canaan tf39
wooLENs-save. money. by buying
dress material and coatings direct
from the Camden Wooden Mills. Write
for samples and state garment planned
f. A Packard Mgr, Retail Dept.
Box 179. Camden. Me. 1Sw35
SOUVENIR PosTcARDs-15 for Toe
postpaid. Returnable If not salts
factory. Maine Merchants Bureau,
Drawer C, Skowhegan. tf33
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Paid for all kinds of hides skins and
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THE FORKS

Mrs. Roby Robinson of Bingham is
visiting Mr.. Robinson, who is scaling
for Bert Durgin.
Mrs. c. E. Wilson returned Friday
from a business trip to Augusta.
Miss Annie Thibodeau of Jackman
and James d. Durgin of The Forks
were married in Vermont, Dec. 10.
Arthur Durgin has gone to Rum
ford Falls to work for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Durgin and
Mrs. Minnie Durgin visited friends at
Jackman over Sunday.
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ard of Thanks

We wish 10 express orr heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their sympathy, their many acts
of kindness and beautiful Aoral trib-
utes upon the occasion OF the death
of our husband and father.
Mrs. Mac Allen
Raymond =. Allen
SkoNhegau. Ne. Dec. a, 1916
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The acknowledgements is on
sale at nearly all Somerset County
news stands, also at the leading news
dealers in Waterville, Augusta, Hal
lowell, Gardiner and Lewiston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Knox and son
Maynard have returned home from a
several weeks visit with Mr.. Knox S
parents in Monmouth.
Mrs. Jane Skillings and two grand
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EAST MADISON
NORTH FAIRFIELD

Dance F. Madison, tomorrow Fri.
eve; Nutting's orchestra; tickets soc.
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WANTED-Live poultry OF all kinds
weight and returns semi
promptly on arrival; crates furnished
Write us for prices before selling
rel 1613-W. w. II. Bailey q Sen =
East Turner St. Auburn .f2o
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BARGAIN IN 4 II. =. INTERNA-
TlONAL Engine. Used days only.
We VIII guarantee as good as new
May be seen at Skowhegan GaraTe
tf47
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SHONTES FOR SNLE-WANT Ts
buy one horse sled Edward Tague
Maple St, Skowhegan. tf59
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ADDING MACHINE FOR SALE
Have just paid $500 for an Ameri-
can Adding Machine, only to find that
larger one necessary. VIII sell for
s300 absolutely new and very latest
model. Descriptive circular sent on
request. MISUNDERSTANDING Co.
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RUCKwHE

Flour, home grown and home ground
Five pound package mailed anywhere
within $50 miles of Scion for 3bc
Baker Il Priest. Scion. 1v27
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construction for storage purposes
Separate rooms. under lock and KEY
when desired Perfectly adapted 70
furniture. household goods etc. Chas
a Burnor Al Winter Street. tfS
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do 1T home or any kind Of work by
the day Drop M a postal and ! VIII
come and ser YOU. Mrs Mary i.
yoing. L + H. 40. .. SkowheEan.
1W52s
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MALE SHEPHERD PIppIEs-

three months old for sale, $500 each.
handsome parents, good cattle and
watch dogs and kind to children.
would make nice Christmas present.
John Wieland, Richmond. Box fla
2W5Is
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AMATEUR

WE HAVE A HEAT REGULATOR
for sale. The "sylphon", Adapted
for use on steam heating plants
where one or more pounds of pressure
is maintained. In perfect working
order. List price S25. VIII sell for
5000. Descriptive literature sent on
request Independent Reporter Co.
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TWO Young THOROnRED HnI-

=
LOT rent On Water Street. Opposite
Catholic Church. Inquire of II L
SWEET Skowhegan. tf5O
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GOOD SMART hoy OF 10 YEARS
wants to work for board and go to
school Farm preferred. Address
NkM care ependent- Reporter
2W51s
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-,,1IIA N,AsuINGs MANTED no

case Tor sale Also ono IarBe cOIItt
mill and a new single driving harness.
b. e Taylor. New store. 60 Hathaway
Street. SkoWhegan. 4~oZ
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have them made into nice soft vel
vety rugs. Carpets and feather beds
thoroly cleaned. Rugs for sale or we
will exchange for your old carpet. II
telephone and we will call anywhere
In the city with samples Send for
circular to the Oriental Rug Works,
Skowhegan. y. E. Phone 2f2-11. tf45
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stein Bulls for sale. May be seen al
.akeview Farm. on line of Electric
Road, \. +. Phone 1921; Farmers
6-4. Geo. Z. Clough. Il + d No l.
Madison. tf5O
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-30
LOCAL WIS
COLUMN OF W HIGH EVERY READER IS ASKED
70 CONSIDER HIMSELF OR HERSELF AN EDITOR

j. H. Manderfield, general manag-
er Of the Salt Lake Union Stock
Yards, was in Logan last Tuesday,
visiting with members of the U. A.
c. faculty, having made the trip to
interest the boys clubs throughout
the state in the hog raising business,
and felt that there is no better way
to do this than through the A. c.
faculty. Mr.. Manderfield says that
his company assures ready market
for all hogs and to interest the boys
in this industry, every boy that leads
his club in capturing the prize for
the best pure bred hog, will be given
pure bred SOW. Mr.. ]. G. Leonard
Of the Cullen Hotel is secretary and
Thomas Austin is president and dir
ector of this new packing concern.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-30

The vice presidents of the Com
mercial club desire that all members
so far as possible, and the directors,
especially, attend the funeral of Miss
Lydia Owen at the tabernacle in
Wellsville Sunday at LAS p. m. Miss
Owen is a sister of President e. r.
owen of the Commercial club and
has large number of friends in Lo-
gan among whom many are club
members. A special car will be pro
vided and leoye with the regular at
1908 p. m. The usual Sunday rates
will be given. The BOOSTERS quar-
tet will render some selections at the
funeral
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-30
LEAP YEAR DANCE
TONIGHT
AT AUDITORIUM
NEW YEARS DANCE
MONDAY NIGHT

Christmas greetings in the shape
of a telegram has just been receiv-
ed by Judge and Mrs. William
Brangham from II. w. Brangham,
who is on the Mexican border re-
presenting Logan in the First Utah
cavalry. Mr.. Brangham says all is
we'll with the boys who send greet.
ings to all inquiring friends. 1t is
expected that the boys will be home
soon after the first of the year, &C.
cording to the report in the tele.
gram.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-30

The wedding of Blessem Hepner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Hep
ner. and Leonard II. Jenkinson. both
of Salt Lake. took place Christmas
day at high noon at the family re-
sidence at 65S East Center street.
A reception and dinner followed the
ceremony performed by Rev. E. T..
Lewis Of the st. John Episcopal
church. The couple will make their
home in Salt Lake City after Janu-
airy LIST.
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There will be an evening meeting
in the Second ward Sunday night,
to which all persons are invited to
be present over 16 years of age. All
under are required to remain home
under order of the health officer.
Returned missionaries will be the
speakers. Good music will be pro-
vided.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-30

Alice L. Ollerton has filed suit in
the district court against Milton L.
Ollerton, for divorce. The couple
was married in Salt Lake in 1912,
and have no children. The wife al
leges abandonment and failure to
provide. She asks no alimony, only
the restoration Of her maiden name,
Alice Matheson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-30

The Hyrum Irrigation company
and several other irrigation COM
panies as plaintiffs, have filed suit
in the district court against the
Utah Power & Light company and
fifteen individual water users, ask
ing to have the water rights of the
stream determined by the court.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-30

The cashier of the Wellsville State
Bank is to be complimented on the
very excellent selection he made as a
token to express his appreciation to
patrons for past patronage and to
extend to patrons and friends. the
seasons greetings. This little re-
membrance consists Of mirror set
in a neatly designed paper mounting
and above the mirror is beautiful
landscape scene. A number of local
friends of the Wellsville bank have
been recipients Of the compliments.